The RFU has confirmed the Allianz Premier 15s final at Sixways Stadium will be broadcast live on BT Sport, BBC iPlayer and Premier15s.com. The top four teams in the competition will progress to semi-final play-offs, played at the home ground of the top two teams on Sunday 22 May KOs 2pm and 4.30pm (broadcast live
Now that the head coaches have announced their squads for the final, there is no need for us to change our minds about the result. It will be a third consecutive win for Saracens. By training, coaches have to focus on the plusses in their previews and ignore the minuses. So Gerard Mullen makes no
Harlequins Women Head Coach Gerard Mullen has named his matchday squad which will travel to Kingsholm aiming to win this season’s Allianz Premier 15s title this Sunday. There are two changes to the 23-player squad with Heather Cowell replacing the injured Jess Breach on the wing, with Chloe Rollie coming into the starting XV at
The Red Roses clinched their third consecutive Women’s Six Nations title after beating France Women 10-6 at The Stoop. Simon Middleton’s charges overcame Scotland and Italy earlier in the competition before registering a solitary try and penalty against Les Bleues at the home of Harlequins, their eighth successive win over France, and fourteenth without loss
Alyssa Healy and Beth Mooney struck the highest scores in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Final history as record-breaking Australia secured a famous fifth title on home soil. Alyssa Healy (75) and Beth Mooney (78 not out) put on 115 for the first wicket India were bowled out for 99 in their chase of 185
Saracens Women retained their Tyrrells Premier 15s title after a 33-17 win over Harlequins Ladies at Franklin’s Gardens in Northampton. In front of 2,590 fans in the east Midlands, Saracens were ahead inside three minutes when Red Roses No 8 Poppy Cleall dived over from close range. They doubled their score inside ten minutes when
It is always with a buzz of excitement that I approach the environs of Wembley Stadium and today more so than ever. Today the Women’s FA Cup Final would be held at football’s bastion for the first time ever. Notts County and Chelsea were both competing to win the FA Cup for the first time
Surbiton capped a terrific domestic campaign with a 2-1 win over Canterbury in the Investec Women’s Hockey Championship final. In doing so they remained undefeated for the whole season. Goals from Julia King and Abi Robinson steered them to the title but they were pushed all the way by an excellent display from the Kent
With Steph Houghton ruled out with injury Karen Bardsley took the Captain’s armband for today’s match against the Netherlands. Eni Aluko scored to bring up a 1-1 scoreline and ensure that England finished top of their group. England now go on to play Canada in the final on Wednesday 11 March, with the hope of
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