The international rugby season is here, and it’s not just any season–it’s one that brings loads of excitement as fans and players alike are preparing for the British and Irish Lions tour of Australia in June and July.
The 2024/25 United Rugby Championship got underway on September 20, but don’t worry if you haven’t yet tuned into the action — there’s still a long way to go.
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Whilst the National League Rugby doesn’t quite have the same widespread appeal as the Premiership or Championship, it’s an undeniably crucial part of English rugby.
Rugby was one of my favorite games throughout my childhood years and my college years.
English National League Rugby returned in September with a fascinating opening round of fixtures.
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Overseas players have historically been a part of domestic rugby, at all levels, often providing valuable experience and boosting crowd numbers.
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