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Williams back for Wales

05.09.19
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England V Wales 2019 Quilter International

Liam Williams has been picked as a replacement as Warren Gatland names a strong 23 for his side’s final warm-up match ahead of the Rugby World Cup.

Williams has won the Grand Slam, European Cup and Premiership this year.

The Saracens man missed the win over England due to a tight hamstring and was rested as a young team faced Ireland at the Principality Stadium, a match which saw Sarries new boy Rhys Carré earn his first international cap.

Wales take on Ireland once more, this time at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, before flying out to Japan.

Williams, who is looking to add World Cup glory to his already trophy-laden 2019, is set to win his 58th cap for his country.

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Alec Clarey signs new Saracens deal

Saracens is pleased to announce that Alec Clarey has signed a new two-year contract at the club. The tighthead prop, who is renowned for his immense scrummaging ability will continue to pack down at StoneX Stadium until at least 2026. Clarey, who has made 66 appearances for the North Londoners has become a crucial part […]

17.04.24
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City Index City Index
Camreact

MATCH REACTION | Camilla Buchanan (NSL Rd 9)

Head Coach Camilla Buchanan’s overwhelming feeling was pride, after her side nearly upset local rivals London Pulse at the Copperbox Arena. In an end-to-end match, it came down to the final seconds, with the hosts just doing enough to secure the win. Despite the result, Buchanan credited the battling spirit her side showed throughout. “It’s […]

17.04.24
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