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By Duncan Bech, Press Association Sport Andy Farrell hopes Saracens' magnificent victory over world champions South Africa will compel supporters to flock to Vicarage Road. A crowd of 46,281 turned up to watch the Watford-based...
• Twickenham match is free to enter • England players urge spectators to stay on to watch At least one England captain thinks New Zealand are beatable this afternoon. Catherine Spencer is also confident the second half of...
Saturday, November 21 Northampton (5) v Harlequins (8) Northampton make just one change to their starting XV as Neil Best returns from Ireland A duty to take the number seven jersey. Last season: Harlequins 27 Northampton 6,...
Gloucester supply two back rows to Fiji’s side for Saturday’s clash with Ireland at the RDS. Blindside Apolosi Satala and openside Akapusi Qera start as part of a four-strong English contingent that includes Saracens...
LONDON (AP) A Saracens outfit including 10 South Africans handed the world champion Springboks the third straight defeat of their rugby tour by 24-23 at Wembley Stadium on Tuesday. Saracens, the unbeaten English Premiership...
League player wins half-time competition during match at Wembley stadium A rugby fan woke up £250,000 richer yesterday after kicking a ball 30 metres on to the crossbar at Wembley stadium – in his socks. Stuart Tinner, 24, was...
2009's Anti-Bullying Week saw Richard Hill at Field Junior School in Watford yesterday. The former Saracens, England, and British and Irish Lions star was there to run one of the Guinness Premiership club's 'Kicking Bullying...
What should have been a victory lap around Europe, has turned into the tour of turmoil for rugby's world champions the Springboks.Tonight it's the turn of Saracens to take a swipe at the Boks, as it is left to the dirt-trackers...
English Premiership leaders Saracens beat world champions South Africa 24-23 at Wembley on Tuesday to leave their opponents winless after their three tour matches so far. The Springboks - admittedly a vastly different line-up...
NEIL DEVEY, The West Australian November 18, 2009, 4:10 pm An English rugby fan struck it rich by scooping £250,000 ($A450,000) in a kicking competition staged at half-time in South Africa's tour match against Saracens at...
