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Rugby All Blacks thrash USA to open northern tour with easy victory

The 1874 Cup : All Blacks 104 USA 14 Ugly is the only way to describe the record thrashing the All Blacks handed the United States on Sunday morning at FedEx Field in Maryland. A bungle of amazing magnitude was anticipated, and that is actually what unfolded as the All Blacks ran in 16 attempts to record their biggest success over the USA, effectively obscuring the 74-6 edge the last time these groups met in Chicago in 2014. TJ Perenara’s last attempt broke the century with the last play to provide the All Blacks with their third most noteworthy count ever behind just the 108 they scored against Portugal at the 2007 World Cup, and the 145-17 defeat of Japan in 1995. In July this year the All Blacks indented the 102-0 triumph over a vigorously exhausted Tongan side at Mt Smart Stadium – a match that did little for one or the other group. This test falls in a similar classification. Read more – All Blacks v Italy rugby on November 06 View this post on Instagram ...

NZ v IRE Rugby : Ireland squad for 2021 Autumn Nations Series

Simon Zebo is back in an Ireland squad for the first time since 2017 as part of a 38-strong panel for the Autumn Nations Series. The versatile Munster back is set to make his playing comeback in the Dublin games against Japan, New Zealand and Argentina next month. Ulster pair Nathan Doak and Jacob Stockdale miss out but forward Iain Henderson is included. The squad includes uncapped Leinster pair Dan Sheehan and Ciaran Frawley. Ireland start against Japan on 6 November and host the All Blacks a week later before completing their triple-header at a full capacity Aviva Stadium on 21 November against Argentina. The final game in the series sees Mario Ledesma’s Argentina line out at the Aviva Stadium on Sunday 21 st November. The Aviva Stadium will be at full capacity for these three games. Ireland face Japan on Saturday 6 th  November before hosting New Zealand a week later on Saturday 13 th . #BREAKING : #AutumnNationsSeries to be broadcast on @talkSPORT following agreement...

Super Rugby Pacific : Fijian Drua and Moana Pasifika to join from next year

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Fijian Drua and Moana Pasifika will join the best Australian and New Zealand rugby sides in a new-look  Super Rugby Pacific competition from 2022. The 12-team competition was rubber stamped on Monday, with the inaugural season to kick off on 18 February next year. The old Super Rugby competition, which also featured teams from South Africa, Argentina, and Japan, has now officially been disbanded – an outcome that would have eventually occurred even without the devastating effects of Covid-19. Australia and New Zealand will retain their five professional franchises for the new Pacific competition. The Western Force had been axed from Super Rugby in 2017, but they were brought back into the fold for Super Rugby AU and also the trans-Tasman Super Rugby competition once Covid hit. The Force, backed by billionaire mining magnate Andrew Forrest, made the Super Rugby AU finals this year and are expected to get stronger due to their strong financial position. Fijian Drua had prev...

Friday night’s preliminary final between South Sydney and Manly in Brisbane

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Friday night’s fundamental last between South Sydney and Manly has exemplary potential as two of the NRL’s most zapping assaulting groups meet in Brisbane. The enemies share a rich history and fans can expect a counterpart for the ages as expert mentor Wayne Bennett and crazy lab rat Des Hasler go head to head in a skirmish of the personalities with a terrific last spot on the line. Suncorp Stadium will play host to Friday’s NRL game between South Sydney Rabbitohs and Manly Sea Eagles. The game kicks off at 7:50 pm with South Sydney Rabbitohs heading into the game as favourites with the bookmakers. Continue reading for our in-depth preview of the South Sydney Rabbitohs vs. Manly Sea Eagles game and give you our free tips and bets. South Sydney Rabbitohs vs Manly Sea Eagles When:  Friday September 24, 2021 at 7:50 pm Where:  Suncorp Stadium On this day… Souths v Manly… Sattler's Jaw… Our 19th Premiership… Iconic #GoRabbitohs #NRLFinals pic.twitter.com/1GwficIJmf — So...

Rugby 100th Test between Springboks and All Blacks in Townsville on 25 September.

Luke Pearce will ref the 100th Test between the Springboks and All Blacks in Townsville on 25 September. World Rugby on Thursday affirmed the match official arrangements for the rest of the 2021 Rugby Championship, which will be facilitated by Australia. The Springboks will play the Wallabies twice – on 12 September in Gold Coast and 18 September in Brisbane – prior to completing their mission with two Tests against the All Blacks (Townsville on 25 September and Gold Coast on 2 October.). All Blacks vs Boks Rugby 100th Test Game The game is set to be played on September 25 in Townsville How to watch and live stream New Zealand v South Africa Fans can tune in to watch the game for free on ITV1. You can also live stream the match via ITV Hub on a range of devices including laptops, smartphones and tablets. The countdown to the 100th All Blacks v @Springboks Test is ON! Fortinet #TRC2021 — All Blacks (@AllBlacks) August 17, 2021 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Pearce...

The Rabbitohs have been permitted to bring a player from outside of their 21-man squad ahead of Saturday’s qualifying finals.

The South Sydney Rabbitohs have been allowed to bring a player from outside of their 21-man crew in front of Saturday evening’s passing last against the Penrith Panthers. Winger Taane Milne was not named in South Sydney’s crew on Tuesday, however his name showed up in the authority group list on Friday evening. As per AAP, the 26-year-old was precluded from the side unintentionally following a correspondence breakdown. The pre-last curve comes after an emotional conflict of words ejected between the two clubs on Friday. Jaguar mentor Nathan Cleary said on Friday the disproportionate punishment include in the sides’ last conflict (11-2 in support of Penrith) was proof not of preference from the match authorities but rather imprudent Rabbitohs guard. “You can just go off the proof,” Cleary told columnists. “They’re parting with a lot of punishments and their discipline hasn’t been the place where it should have been. “That represents itself with no issue, I think.” The mentor’s rem...