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Premiership

2014 - 2015

Northampton v Wasps (Fri)

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Team news as Northampton host Wasps in Friday's Premiership fixture at Franklin's Gardens (19:45 GMT).

Wasps team to play Northampton Saints

1 decade ago by London Wasps

Wasps' Director of Rugby Dai Young has named his side to take on Northampton Saints in the Aviva Premiership at Franklins Gardens on Friday night, kick off 19:45.

Northampton Saints team news for Wasps clash

1 decade ago by Northampton Saints

The Northampton Saints team has been named for Friday night's Aviva Premiership Round 10 game against Wasps.

'Frustration can inspire Wales'

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Warren Gatland hopes the power of "frustration" will inspire Wales to a third successive post-World Cup Grand Slam.

'Fourth not good enough for England'

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

England captain Sarah Hunter says a repeat of last year's fourth-place finish in the 2016 Six Nations will not be good enough.

Preview: Northampton Saints v Wasps

1 decade ago by London Wasps

Tom Wood insists England's loss is very much Northampton Saints' gain after admitting those overlooked for the Six Nations are champing at the bit to prove themselves at Franklin's Gardens.

Sexton fit for opener, say Ireland

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Ireland coach Joe Schmidt says there is no doubt over fly-half Jonathan Sexton's fitness for the Six Nations campaign.

Tom Youngs suspended for one week

1 decade ago by Leicester Tigers

The Leicester Tigers player, Tom Youngs, has been suspended for one week following an independent Disciplinary Hearing today (Wednesday, 27 January 2016).

European pool finale left Mulchrone's head spinning

1 decade ago by London Irish

London Irish snuck into the European Rugby Challenge Cup quarter-finals in dramatic fashion on Saturday and centre Fergus Mulchrone admits it is still yet to sink in.

'I'll take World Cup pain to grave'

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Captain Greig Laidlaw says Scotland "won't feel sorry for themselves" in the Six Nations after a painful World Cup exit.