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Premiership

2014 - 2015

Bath Rugby's Ewels to captain England Under-20s

1 decade ago by Bath Rugby

Bath Rugby lock Charlie Ewels will captain England Under-20s when they take on Wales in Colwyn Bay on Saturday night.

London Welsh sign Cornish Pirates hooker Rob Elloway on loan

1 decade ago by Saracens

London Welsh have signed Cornish Pirates hooker Rob Elloway on loan until the end of the 2014/15 season.

Keatley handed Ireland starting role

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Munster's Ian Keatley is named as Ireland fly-half while Sean O'Brien is back for first Test in well over a year after injury.

LV= Cup Live on TV

1 decade ago by Premiership Rugby

This weekend's live TV game sees defending LV= Cup Champions Exeter Chiefs travel to Saracens on Sunday. Coverage of the game will be live on Sky Sports 2 from 2.45pm.

Scots trio to make Six Nations bows

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Scotland's Finn Russell, Mark Bennett and Blair Cowan will make their Six Nations debuts against France on Saturday.

De Chaves fully focussed on Leicester Tigers' LV= Cup charge

1 decade ago by Leicester Tigers

Sebastian de Chaves believes Leicester Tigers' LV= Cup win over Northampton Saints illustrates the importance of securing a home semi-final.

Walker winging his way back into first team at Quins

1 decade ago by Harlequins

The last-gasp defeat to Bath Rugby last weekend ended Harlequins' hopes of making the LV= Cup knockout stages.

London Welsh stars backing Rebecca Rowe ahead of Wales debut

1 decade ago by Saracens

The London Welsh squad is getting right behind the Club's women's player Rebecca Rowe, as she prepares to make for Wales debut against world champions England on Sunday at St Helen's (KO 2:30pm).

Young returns to Newcastle

1 decade ago by Bath Rugby

Bath Rugby can confirm that scrum-half Micky Young will leave the Club at the end of the season to join Newcastle Falcons.

Davies on the road to recovery with London Welsh

1 decade ago by Saracens

Alex Davies may have been a cornerstone of London Welsh's promotion to Aviva Premiership Rugby last season, but he admits he feels like a frustrated spectator this time around.