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For the first time this season, the Harlequins emerged victorious against London Irish thanks to a comprehensive 41-14 win at the Brentford Community Stadium that keeps themselves in pole position for the play-offs.
Declan Kidney’s London Irish will look to get back in the win column and keep faint play-off hopes alive after back-to-back losses as they welcome in-form Harlequins.
The European Super Lightweight Champion shocked the world when he beat Mikey Garcia in his own backyard. Now on the hunt for world honours, he returns as a home corner fighter for Matchroom in an intriguing Barcelona card.
Wales steal the show with a shock away win in Ireland, whilst favourites England and France get off to a solid start in the 2022 Women’s Six Nations.
Another matchday in the Vanarama National League brings more vital fixtures for the regions sides as the season approaches its culmination. Here is what the teams from the London & South East have in store for the weekend.
With Saturday comes another full round of National League fixtures, with three sides from the London & South East region all in an intense battle to make the postseason.
David Moyes’ West Ham side went down by a single goal in Seville, but will feel as if the tie is still very much within their grasp as they take the Spanish Europa League specialists back to the London Stadium.
Cheshunt kept the pressure up on the top five following a comfortable 3-0 win over Wingate and Finchley, who are now starting to look over their shoulder.
The Ambers look to make it three wins in five days as they welcome lower mid-table Blues.
Following a crucial win at relegation rivals Norwich, Thomas Frank’s Brentford side will face off with a Burnley side who are looking to claw their way out of the drop zone.
The Sports look to win their fourth straight game to overtake the Hawks and enter the top seven.
Declan Kidney’s London Irish side have experienced some good form since the turn of the year, and as such have edged ever closer towards the allusive top four. With just one win since Boxing Day, the Worcester Warriors will arrive at the Brentford Community Stadium with the hopes of upsetting the odds and consequently stopping the rot.
Woking have announced that Alan Dowson has been relieved of his duties as manager after 175 games in charge, citing ‘a prolonged run of poor form in the league’ as the reason.
Wycombe Wanderers have seen their play-off hopes slip away from them in a winless run spanning seven games, so could the visit of a Cambridge United side with nothing to play for be the perfect game to get themselves back on track, or is it another banana skin?
Sheffield Wednesday moved into the play-offs with their sixth victory in seven games as they swept aside Johnnie Jackson’s desperate Charlton Athletic side with a 2-0 win.
Another thrilling matchday in the National League saw goals, controversy and a behind closed doors affair all involving the region’s teams!
Britain’s Lawrence Okolie will defend his WBO Cruiserweight World Championship against 21-1 Polish fighter, Michal Cieslak.
Jermaine Coleman and his London Broncos side set up to try and find solace in the Challenge Cup Fourth Round as they welcome an underperforming Bradford Bulls side.
As the season enters the business end, there are massive implications for every team in the next round of National League fixtures. Here is how the teams from the London & South East shape up heading into Matchday 32.
Young Tyler Burey scored his second goal in as many games as he made his full Millwall debut in a 2-1 win at Derby County.
Marco Silva’s Fulham side will see a home game against Peterborough United as a favourable way to get back to winning ways.
Huddersfield Town stunned the impressive league leaders Fulham as they took all three points back to Yorkshire with an impressive 2-1 win.
With cup competitions cast aside this week, a full National League fixture list provides some bumper ties for the teams in the region.
The Cottagers have dropped points just once since the turn of the year and since their FA Cup exit have turned their full attention to another immediate top-flight return.