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Jamie Ritchie on renewed Scotland optimism ahead of Six Nations

Jamie Ritchie on renewed Scotland optimism ahead of Six Nations.

The National (Scotland)

Murchie believes McDowall is 'knocking on door' of regular Scotland appearances

Glasgow defence coach Pete Murchie believes Stafford McDowall is “knocking on the door” of regular international action.

The National (Scotland)

Tom Curry: England flanker ruled out of Six Nations with hip injury

25-year-old will most likely miss the rest of the season as a result

Evening Standard

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‘The only option’: Tom Curry requires hip surgery and set to miss Six Nations

England have encountered a blow with the news that Tom Curry needs hip surgery and is set to be unavailable until next autumn

The Guardian - UK

England flanker Tom Curry ruled out of Six Nations with hip injury

The 25-year-old will undergo surgery

The Independent UK

Saracens hopeful over Ben Earl injury after minor knee procedure

England's World Cup standout hobbled out of thrashing of Harlequins with "freakish" injury

Evening Standard

Saracens issue Ben Earl Six Nations injury update

Earl sustained the injury to his right leg during the warm-up for Saturday’s Gallagher Premiership victory over Harlequins.

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Siobhan Cattigan's family seeking answers from Scottish Rugby over her death

Siobhan Cattigan's family seeking answers from Scottish Rugby over her death.

The National (Scotland)

BBC admits it may not be able to afford to keep Six Nations rugby

The broadcaster told a parliamentary committee that financial pressures were threatening its share of the Six Nations

The Guardian - UK

Montreal Olympic 1976: The Year of the African boycott

The 1976 Olympic Games held in Montreal, Canada, are remembered in sports history as the "Black Year of Montreal." Following incidents in Mexico in 1968 and the tragedy in Munich in 1972, the Olympic committee hoped that these games would proceed without political incidents. However, this hope quickly dissipated with…

Radio France Internationale

From Jonny to the Fun Bus – lessons from England’s 2003 World Cup heroes

Like characters from our most-loved sitcoms, Martin Johnson’s World Cup winners have a timeless quality yet to be recast

The Guardian - UK

Six Nations fears for England star Ben Earl after 'freakish' knee injury

The standout from England's World Cup campaign could miss three months with issue sustained in Saracens' win over Harlequins

Evening Standard

Motivation fuelling Glasgow & Edinburgh after Scotland's poor World Cup, says Everitt

Edinburgh coach Sean Everitt believes Scotland's poor World Cup is helping to fuel motivation at club level.

The National (Scotland)

France 14-0 Gibraltar: hurrah for the current format of international football!

In today’s Football Daily: A 14-0 hiding, plus gaming woes in Scotland

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Evening Standard

RFU confident over keeping Maro Itoje in England despite funding changes

Saracens lock to be earmarked for a new hybrid contract as part of plans to stop England players from heading overseas

Evening Standard

Ugo Monye: Exeter Chiefs investigating alleged racist abuse of former England wing by fan

Ex-Harlequins star and TV pundit said he was abused while leaving Sandy Park after the Premiership clash with Gloucester

The Independent UK

‘He is back’: Maro Itoje excels as Saracens show their strength in win over Harlequins

The lock is now back to his best after overcoming a long-term health issue and starred in the win over Harlequins

The National (Scotland)

George Horne 'excited' as Glasgow scrum-half situation offers run of starts

George Horne remains a reliable and constant presence despite Glasgow's scrum-half situation.

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The Independent UK

Ugo Monye subjected to ‘blatant racism’ at Exeter Chiefs match

The Chiefs have apologised to Monye and launched an investigation

The Guardian - UK

Exeter investigate after Ugo Monye reports racist abuse leaving stadium

Exeter Chiefs are to launch a full investigation following an allegation of racist abuse made by Ugo Monye, the former England wing

The Independent UK

Ugo Monye ‘so fed up’ after hearing ‘blatant racism’ as he left Exeter match

The Chiefs have apologised to Monye and launched an investigation.

The Guardian - UK

Rugby union players’ legal action over head injuries to be heard in high court

Claim is by 234 players from England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, including six women

FourFourTwo

France 14-0 Gibraltar: How does Les Bleus' huge Euro 2024 qualifying win compare to other one-sided international match-ups?

Didier Deschamps' side ran up a massive score against their part-time opponents, who were reduced to 10 men early in the game

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow Warriors secure bonus point to end Benetton's unbeaten run in URC

Glasgow produced a herculean defensive effort to end Benetton's unbeaten record as they made it four wins from five in the URC.

The National (Scotland)

Ali Price on his 'strange' move to Edinburgh from Glasgow Warriors

Scotland scrum-half Ali Price has opened up on his 'strange' move to Edinburgh from Glasgow Warriors.

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