March 9th, 2022
Navidi, Davies in as Wales change four for France
Wales have made four changes to their side to face France in Cardiff on Friday as Josh Navidi, Jonathan Davies, Seb Davies and Gareth Thomas all come in.
Fitzgerald leads tributes to owner Sir Robert Ogden
Mick Fitzgerald was among those to pay tribute to Sir Robert Ogden, who has died at the age of 86.
Bandey considering multiple options for Mister Malarky
Richard Bandey is excited at mapping out a programme for Mister Malarky following his excellent effort at Doncaster.
Gerrard: No decision made on Coutinho’s future
Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard says no decision has been made on whether the club will try to sign Philippe Coutinho on a permanent contract this summer.
Riakporhe to face Jumah in London cruiserweight showdown
Richard Riakporhe will face fellow Londoner Deion Jumah in a key clash for the British cruiserweight division on March 26 at Wembley Arena.
Wright set for Clayton clash as Premier League gets ready to rock Brighton
The Premier League roadshow heads to the Brighton Centre for Night Five of the league phase, as new world No 1 Peter Wright meets reigning champion Jonny Clayton.
Penaud, Taofifenua out as France hit by Covid
France wing Damian Penaud and second row Romain Taofifenua will both miss Friday’s Six Nations clash with Wales in Cardiff due to Covid, with Les Bleus head coach Fabien Galthie also preparing for further changes.
Milkins faces sanction after arriving drunk at Turkish Masters
Robert Milkins faces disciplinary proceedings and a potential sanction after arriving drunk at the opening ceremony of the inaugural Turkish Masters in Antalya and needing hospital treatment.
NZ Rugby sorry for Women’s Day tweet: ‘We didn’t get it right’
New Zealand Rugby has apologised for a tweet posted on International Women’s Day, admitting: “We didn’t get it right.”
Neville: Mbappe heir apparent to Ronaldo, Messi
Kylian Mbappe can crown himself successor to Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi as the world’s best player before the end of 2022, according to Gary Neville.