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One man’s quest to snap a photo of a fan from every club in the Gallagher Premiership ends when a fam who had traveled the farther, a Falcons fan, completed the set. Photos of all 13 club tops now lie in the Gallery!
It was pulsating; it was nerve wracking; it was nailbiting. It was everything a cup final could dream of. Kicks were missed. Discipline broke down. Referees heard opinions. They sent the culprits back ten yards. Passes were dropped. And at the end Worcester Warriors won their first ever top level national trophy.
There may be four English sides left in the tournament at the quarter-final stage, but there could only just be one left come Sunday afternoon.
One of the season’s most spectacular late finishes denies Wasps away win at a never-say-die London Irish
Just days after booking their place in the Premiership Rugby Cup Final, London Irish turn their attention to securing top-level European rugby for next season, and perhaps even sneak a play-off spot with Lee Blackett’s side headed for Brentford harbouring identical aspirations.
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.
It was a wonderful day for London Irish at Brentford Community Stadium. 15,085 a record attendance witnessed an enthralling game of rugby union, replete with talking points.
London Irish face Northampton Saints this coming Saturday at the Brentford Community Stadium but it will be more than a rugby match.
London Irish notched their third straight win in the Premiership Cup Pool C with an impressive win over Harlequins.
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.
As the Gallagher Premiership enters its final 10 rounds, the intensifying battle for a top-four finish takes yet another unexpected twist.
London Irish secured a pulsating 32-30 win over Saracens with the last kick of the match.
Saracens will head to the Brentford Community Stadium to face London Irish, aiming to close the gap between themselves and table-topping Leicester Tigers.
Declan Kidney’s London Irish side came from 14-0 down to overhaul the Chiefs before defending resolutely in a scoreless second half to protect their lead.
London Irish welcome Exeter Chiefs to the Brentford Community Stadium with both sides aiming to stay in the play-off race.
London Irish benefitted from a moment of indiscipline but looked very efficient all round with this impressive 31-22 win over Newcastle Falcons
After a break of a couple of weeks it is back to more action from the Gallagher Premiership this weekend at the Brentford Community Stadium on Sunday when London Irish take on high flying Newcastle Falcons.