Newcastle Falcons

Eddie Jones confirms England exit after 2023 World Cup

England head coach Eddie Jones has revealed that he intends to leave his role after the 2023 World Cup in France.     After naming England's 45-man training squad, Jones was asked whether...

Jones names squad for training camp

England men’s head coach Eddie Jones has named a 45-player squad for a short training camp.  The group will meet at The Lensbury, Teddington on Sunday 26 September – Tuesday 28 September.  It...

HIGHLIGHTS: Newcastle Falcons v Harlequins

Premiership Wrap-up: Round 1

The 2021-22 Premiership kicked off on Friday evening when Saracens announced in emphatic style that they are back in the competition as they brushed aside Bristol Bears 26-9 at Ashton Gate. The defensive...

Fifty Up For Mulipola against Quins

Prop Logovi’i Mulipola makes his 50th appearance for Newcastle Falcons on Sunday when they kick-off their Premiership season at home to champions, Harlequins.   The Samoan international prop...

Champions Harlequins Name Team For Season Opener

Harlequins’ coaching team have named the matchday 23 to travel to Newcastle Falcons for the opening round of the 2021/22 Premiership campaign   Four players will look to make their debuts...

The defending champs open campaign against the brave Falcons

The final match of the round will attract much attention as the defending champs, Harlequins, open their campaign against the Newcastle Falcons at Kingston Park on Sunday afternoon.    Quins...

2021/22 Champions Cup and Challenge Cup fixtures announced

European Professional have annonced the fixtures for the 2021/22 Champions Cup and Challenge Cup.     Toulouse, who secured an historic double of Heineken Champions Cup and TOP 14 successes...

Premiership Rugby Ins And Outs

BATH RUGBY Ins: Will Butt (academy), Arthur Cordwell (academy), Johannes Jonker (Ealing Trailfinders), D’Arcy Rae (Glasgow Warriors), Kieran Verden (academy), Jaco Coetzee (The Stormers), Danny...

Toby Flood retires from playing professional rugby

After an 18-year career which saw him featuring in a Rugby World Cup final and winning three Premiership titles, Newcastle Falcons fly-half Toby Flood has retired from playing professional rugby.     The...