London Irish

London Irish return to capital with win

London Irish centre Curtis Rona scored the only try in a 22-9 Gallagher Premiership victory over Leicester and it proved just enough to give his side a happy homecoming.

London Irish v Leicester live stream: How to watch the Premiership match

A new chapter for London Irish as they play their first match today at the Brentford Community Stadium. See if they can mark it in suitable style against the visiting TigersClawed down: Leicester beat...

SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: Let's see if England can get to another level against Wales

SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: England are beginning to hit their straps, while Wales are struggling through a transitional period, are short on confidence and injuries add to their problems. ,

Preview: Will the high flying Tigers go back to back against the Exiles?

The final game of the round sees Exiles hosting Leicester in what should be an interesting tussle.   Leicester seem to have new life breathed into their ranks as they hit the ground running last...

Preview: Bears look to bounce back against unbeaten Warriors at Ashton Gate

The third game of the round sees Bristol Bears hosting Worcester Warriors at Ashton Gate.   Bristol came off second-best in something of a grudge match last weekend, the final whistle sounding with...

Round 1 Extended HIGHLIGHTS | Premiership 2020/21

Premiership stats leaders: tackles, turnovers, carries & more

Round 1 of the Premiership kicked off this past weekend and played out largely as expected in terms of results, barring Newcastle’s Falcons surprise victory over Bath at The Rec.   We turn...

HIGHLIGHTS: Worcester Warriors v London Irish

SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: After 13 months and an under-par World Cup Final we've got the REAL England back

SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: My biggest take-away from Saturday's enthralling match is that England and Eddie Jones have finally exorcised the ghost of their no-show in last year's World Cup final. ,

SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: Ollie Lawrence deserves a chance to shine against Ireland

SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: England produced some of their best rugby against Ireland last year and I am expecting that confidence to kick in at Twickenham with a much-improved performance and win. ,