BUCS Super Rugby Team Bath 21 Hartpury University 15

Team Bath Hartpury 270123  rugbyAaron James praised his Team Bath side as they overcame a tough test from Hartpury to complete a BUCS Super Rugby league double over their regional rivals.

Converted tries from Duncan Hood, Ellis Horgan and Archie Griffin gave the Bath Building Society-sponsored men’s 1st XV a 21-15 victory in a stop-start match played on the artificial surface at Dings Crusaders RFC in Bristol.

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PREMIERSHIP FINAL Exeter 38 Harlequins 40

Louis Lynagh’s scored two late tries as Harlequins pipped Exeter 40-38 in a pulsating Premiership final at Twickenham.

Quins trailed by five points before Lynagh’s 73rd and 76th minute tries put the London side in the lead for a final time.

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WOMENS RUGBY Albion Ladies 30 Teddington Antlers 17

Sophie Tansley Albion Ladies image courtesy copyright Daz HandsPlymouth Albion Ladies 30 Teddington Antlers 17 (HT 15-12)

An injury-affected Plymouth Albion Ladies produced a superb team performance to defeat their obdurate visitors in a free-flowing RFUW Championship South West 2 encounter at The Brickfields.

Albion began strongly with number eight Sophie Tansley scoring the game's opening try after just two minutes.

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EXETER CHIEFS eye Premiership points record

Henry Slade 20193070Exeter Chiefs are set to set a new Premiership points record following their seven-try 52-20 mauling of Leicester Tigers at Welford Road.

Chiefs' big win - their 15th in 18 league starts - means they are now on 76 points and fast closing in on Saracens' Premiership record mark 87.

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Bristol claim long-awaited Prem win over Gloucester


Bristol Bears roared up to ninth in the top flight following a long-awaited, paw-biting 28-24 Premiership win over South West rivals Gloucester at Ashton Gate last night.

A fifth Premiership win of the season lifts the Bears up the table and more importantly 13 points clear of bottom club Newcastle Falcons.

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EXETER CHIEFS 11 Saracens 14

Exeter Chiefs crestSaracens strengthened their position at the Premiership summit by edging past Chiefs at windswept Sandy Park. 

A 75th minute Charlie Hodgson penalty, one of three second half kicks for the Premiership's all-time leading scorer, proved to be the difference between the top two sides.

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