DOCSLIB.ORG

Final Review

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text

Load more

2020/21 SEASON FINAL REVIEW ROUND REVIEW Results Final Click on the score to access the official statistics for each match Date Score 21/05/2021 Leicester Tigers Montpellier 17-18 2020/21 season weekends Round 1 – 11/12/13 December 2020 Round 2 – 18/19/20 December 2020 Round of 16 – 2/3/4/ April 2021 Quarter-finals – 9/10/11 April 2021 Semi-finals – 30 April – 1/2 May 2021 Finals – 21/22 May 2021 ROUND REVIEW Standings Rank Pl W D L PF PA Diff TF TA TB LB Pts 1 London Irish 2 2 0 0 60 25 35 9 3 2 0 10 2 Ospreys 2 2 0 0 77 44 33 9 6 2 0 10 3 Cardiff Blues 2 2 0 0 61 20 41 7 2 1 0 9 4 Leicester Tigers 2 2 0 0 67 37 30 7 3 1 0 9 5 Zebre Rugby Club 2 1 1 0 43 41 2 5 4 0 0 6 6 Agen 2 1 0 1 36 34 2 5 5 1 0 5 7 Benetton Rugby 2 1 0 1 44 48 -4 7 7 1 0 5 8 Newcastle Falcons 2 1 0 1 46 50 -4 5 6 0 0 4 9 Pau 2 1 0 1 41 46 -5 5 6 0 0 4 10 Bayonne 2 0 1 1 45 53 -8 5 6 0 0 2 11 Worcester Warriors 2 0 0 2 49 62 -13 6 7 1 1 2 12 Brive 2 0 0 2 33 57 -24 2 6 0 1 1 13 Castres Olympique 2 0 0 2 32 65 -33 5 8 0 0 0 14 Stade Français Paris 2 0 0 2 20 72 -52 3 11 0 0 0 ROUND REVIEW Final Top Performers Points BENOIT PAILLAUGUE Montpellier 8 GEORGE FORD Leicester Tigers 7 HARRY WELLS Leicester Tigers 5 JASPER WIESE Leicester Tigers 5 VINCENT RATTEZ Montpellier 5 JOHAN GOOSEN Montpellier 5 Carries JASPER WIESE Leicester Tigers 15 FREDDIE STEWARD Leicester Tigers 12 ANTHONY BOUTHIER Montpellier 11 HANRO LIEBENBERG Leicester Tigers 10 NEMANI NADOLO Leicester Tigers 9 Metres ANTHONY BOUTHIER Montpellier 109 FREDDIE STEWARD Leicester Tigers 59 JASPER WIESE Leicester Tigers 46 GABRIEL NGANDEBE Montpellier 44 HANDRE POLLARD Montpellier 38 Defenders Beaten FREDDIE STEWARD Leicester Tigers 3 ARTHUR VINCENT Montpellier 3 DAN KELLY Leicester Tigers 3 BENOIT PAILLAUGUE Montpellier 3 VINCENT RATTEZ Montpellier 3 Offloads JAN SERFONTEIN Montpellier 1 GUILHEM GUIRADO Montpellier 1 JOHAN GOOSEN Montpellier 1 CYLE BRINK Leicester Tigers 1 DAN KELLY Leicester Tigers 1 NEMANI NADOLO Leicester Tigers 1 BENOIT PAILLAUGUE Montpellier 1 GABRIEL NGANDEBE Montpellier 1 ARTHUR VINCENT Montpellier 1 Tackles JACQUES DU PLESSIS Montpellier 15 ENZO FORLETTA Montpellier 14 PAUL WILLEMSE Montpellier 11 MATIAS MORONI Leicester Tigers 11 ALEX LOZOWSKI Montpellier 11 ROUND REVIEW 2020/21 Challenge Cup - Leading Scorers Points Rank Matches Points Penalties Conversions Drop Goals Tries 1 Benoit Paillaugue Montpellier 3 42 8 4 0 2 2 George Ford Leicester Tigers 4 40 7 8 1 0 3 John Cooney Ulster Rugby 3 33 2 11 0 1 4 Paolo Garbisi Benetton Rugby 2 31 8 1 0 1 4 Jarrod Evans Cardiff Blues 2 31 6 5 1 0 6 Stephen Myler Ospreys 2 30 6 6 0 0 6 Paddy Jackson London Irish 3 30 4 9 0 0 8 Zack Henry Leicester Tigers 3 22 3 4 0 1 8 Brett Connon Newcastle Falcons 4 22 4 5 0 0 10 Ben Spencer Bath Rugby 3 21 1 9 0 0 Tries Rank Matches Tries 1 Pierre Bruno Zebre Rugby Club 3 4 2 Jasper Wiese Leicester Tigers 5 3 2 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 3 3 2 Rob Herring Ulster Rugby 3 3 2 Sam Parry Ospreys 3 3 2 Will Stuart Bath Rugby 3 3 7 21 Players - - 2 Goal-kicking Rank Matches Penalties Conversions Attempts* % 1 Paddy Jackson London Irish 3 4 9 15 87% 2 Stephen Myler Ospreys 2 6 6 14 86% 3 Jarrod Evans Cardiff Blues 2 6 5 13 85% 4 Ben Spencer Bath Rugby 3 1 9 12 83% 5 John Cooney Ulster Rugby 3 2 11 16 81% 6 George Ford Leicester Tigers 4 7 8 19 79% 7 Paolo Garbisi Benetton Rugby 2 8 1 12 75% 7 Benoit Paillaugue Montpellier 3 8 4 17 71% 9 Zack Henry Leicester Tigers 3 3 4 10 70% 10 Brett Connon Newcastle Falcons 4 4 5 13 69% *10+ attempts ROUND REVIEW 2020/21 Challenge Cup – Top Performers Carries Rank Matches Carries 1 Jasper Wiese Leicester Tigers 5 69 2 Freddie Steward Leicester Tigers 5 53 3 Zach Mercer Bath Rugby 2 40 4 Albert Tuisue London Irish 4 38 5 Stuart McCloskey Ulster Rugby 3 36 6 Jacob Stockdale Ulster Rugby 3 34 6 Peter Lucock Newcastle Falcons 4 34 8 Sean Reidy Ulster Rugby 3 32 9 Anthony Bouthier Montpellier 4 31 9 Anthony Watson Bath Rugby 3 31 Metres Rank Matches Metres 1 Freddie Steward Leicester Tigers 5 261 2 Jasper Wiese Leicester Tigers 5 240 3 Jacob Stockdale Ulster Rugby 3 236 4 Anthony Watson Bath Rugby 3 232 5 Kini Murimurivalu Leicester Tigers 5 226 6 Tom Arscott Newcastle Falcons 2 225 7 Anthony Bouthier Montpellier 4 222 8 Tom Parton London Irish 4 214 9 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 3 211 10 Jayden Hayward Benetton Rugby 3 208 Breaks Rank Matches Clean Breaks 1 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 3 8 2 Jacob Stockdale Ulster Rugby 3 6 2 Robert Baloucoune Ulster Rugby 3 6 4 Cooper Vuna Newcastle Falcons 3 5 4 Harry Potter Leicester Tigers 2 5 4 Jayden Hayward Benetton Rugby 3 5 4 Kieran Williams Ospreys 3 5 4 Kini Murimurivalu Leicester Tigers 5 5 4 Ollie Sleightholme Northampton Saints 2 5 10 11 Players - - 4 ROUND REVIEW Defenders Beaten Rank Matches Defenders Beaten 1 Jasper Wiese Leicester Tigers 5 22 2 Freddie Steward Leicester Tigers 5 15 3 George North Ospreys 3 13 4 Kini Murimurivalu Leicester Tigers 5 12 5 Tom Arscott Newcastle Falcons 2 11 6 Jacob Stockdale Ulster Rugby 3 10 6 Michael Lowry Ulster Rugby 3 10 6 Morgan Morris Ospreys 3 10 6 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 3 10 6 Renato Giammarioli Zebre Rugby Club 3 10 Offloads Rank Matches Offloads 1 Jasper Wiese Leicester Tigers 5 6 2 George Nott London Irish 3 5 2 Renato Giammarioli Zebre Rugby Club 3 5 2 Stéphane Onambele Mbarga Castres Olympique 2 5 2 Thibault Debaes Pau 2 5 6 Ahsee Tuala Northampton Saints 2 4 6 George North Ospreys 3 4 6 Jayden Hayward Benetton Rugby 3 4 6 Joe Cokanasiga Bath Rugby 3 4 10 Agustin Creevy London Irish 3 3 10 Fraser Dingwall Northampton Saints 2 3 10 Jessy Jegerlehner Agen 2 3 10 Matias Orlando Newcastle Falcons 2 3 10 Matt Scott Leicester Tigers 4 3 10 Michael Lowry Ulster Rugby 3 3 10 Micky Young Newcastle Falcons 2 3 10 Taqele Naiyaravoro Northampton Saints 2 3 10 Terrence Hepetema London Irish 2 3 Tackles Rank Matches Tackles Missed Tackles 1 Enzo Forletta Montpellier 4 61 5 2 George Martin Leicester Tigers 3 54 4 3 Jasper Wiese Leicester Tigers 5 53 6 4 Teimana Harrison Northampton Saints 2 52 1 5 Harry Wells Leicester Tigers 6 51 6 6 Joe Heyes Leicester Tigers 6 50 3 7 Cameron Henderson Leicester Tigers 4 48 4 8 Nick Timoney Ulster Rugby 3 47 7 9 Albert Tuisue London Irish 4 46 2 9 Blair Cowan London Irish 3 46 4 ROUND REVIEW Lineouts Rank Matches Lineouts Won (inc. steals) Lineout Steals 1 Hanro Liebenberg Leicester Tigers 4 25 1 2 Rob Simmons London Irish 2 21 0 3 Harry Wells Leicester Tigers 6 17 0 4 Darren Barry Newcastle Falcons 2 16 0 5 Cory Hill Cardiff Blues 2 15 1 5 Florian Verhaeghe Montpellier 3 15 5 5 Justin Tipuric Ospreys 2 15 1 8 Guillaume Ducat Bayonne 1 14 2 9 Baptiste Heguy Bayonne 2 13 2 9 Justin Clegg Worcester Warriors 2 13 0 Turnovers Rank Matches Turnovers Won 1 Matias Moroni Leicester Tigers 5 6 2 Alexandre Becognee Montpellier 3 5 2 Bismarck Du Plessis Montpellier 4 5 2 Matt Scott Leicester Tigers 4 5 2 Paul Willemse Montpellier 3 5 6 George North Ospreys 3 4 6 Morgan Morris Ospreys 3 4 6 Tommy Reffell Leicester Tigers 4 4 9 Albert Tuisue London Irish 4 3 9 Aneurin Owen Dragons 1 3 9 Bastien Chalureau Montpellier 2 3 9 Cameron Redpath Bath Rugby 2 3 9 Dan Evans Ospreys 3 3 9 Jeremy Fernandez Castres Olympique 2 3 9 Kyle Cooper Newcastle Falcons 4 3 ROUND REVIEW Disciplinary Update Yellow Cards Round Name Club Opposition Match Date Mark Wilson Newcastle Falcons Cardiff Blues 11/12/2020 Waisea Nayacalevu Stade Français Paris Benetton Rugby 11/12/2020 Luc Mousset Bayonne Zebre Rugby Club 12/12/2020 Armand Batlle Castres Olympique Ospreys 12/12/2020 1 Hubert Texier Pau Worcester Warriors 12/12/2020 Charly Malie Pau Worcester Warriors 12/12/2020 Caleb Montgomery Worcester Warriors Pau 12/12/2020 Marco Manfredi Zebre Rugby Club Bayonne 12/12/2020 Mesake Doge Brive Zebre Rugby Club 18/12/2020 Alexis Decaux Castres Olympique Newcastle Falcons 18/12/2020 Joe Heyes Leicester Tigers Bayonne 19/12/2020 2 Nephi Leatigaga Leicester Tigers Bayonne 19/12/2020 Cyle Brink Leicester Tigers Bayonne 19/12/2020 Richard Palframan Worcester Warriors Ospreys 19/12/2020 Ethan Waller Worcester Warriors Ospreys 19/12/2020 Miles Reid Bath Rugby Zebre Rugby Club 02/04/2021 Nick Grigg Glasgow Warriors Montpellier 02/04/2021 Ben Loader London Irish Cardiff Blues 02/04/2021 Martin Devergie Montpellier Glasgow Warriors 02/04/2021 Bastien Chalureau Montpellier Glasgow Warriors 02/04/2021 Eduardo Bello Zebre Rugby Club Bath Rugby 02/04/2021 John Porch Connacht Rugby Leicester Tigers 03/04/2021 Elliot Dee Dragons Northampton Saints 03/04/2021 Round of 16 Charlie Clare Leicester Tigers Connacht Rugby 03/04/2021 Mark Wilson Newcastle Falcons Ospreys 03/04/2021 Ollie Sleightholme Northampton Saints Dragons 03/04/2021 JJ Tonks Northampton Saints Dragons 03/04/2021 Alex Coles Northampton Saints Dragons 03/04/2021 Justin Tipuric Ospreys Newcastle Falcons 03/04/2021 Adam Beard Ospreys Newcastle Falcons 03/04/2021 Jordi Murphy Ulster Rugby Harlequins 04/04/2021 Kyle Cooper Newcastle Falcons Leicester Tigers 10/04/2021 Paul Willemse Montpellier Benetton Rugby 10/04/2021 Yacouba Camara Montpellier Benetton Rugby 10/04/2021 Mark Wilson Newcastle Falcons Leicester Tigers 10/04/2021 Quarter-Finals Mark Tampin Newcastle Falcons Leicester Tigers 10/04/2021 Samuel Matavesi Northampton Saints Ulster Rugby 10/04/2021 David Ribbans Northampton Saints Ulster Rugby 10/04/2021 Nick Isiekwe Northampton Saints Ulster Rugby 10/04/2021 Tom Youngs Leicester Tigers Ulster Rugby 30/04/2021 Semi-finals Enzo Forletta Montpellier Bath Rugby 01/05/2021 Guilhem Guirado Montpellier Leicester Tigers 21/05/2021 Final Alexandre Becognee Montpellier Leicester Tigers 21/05/2021 Red Cards Round Name Club Opposition Match Date Charlie Rorke Stade Français Paris Benetton Rugby 11/12/2020 1 Leonardo Sarto Benetton Rugby Stade Français Paris 11/12/2020 TJ Ioane Glasgow Warriors Montpellier 02/04/2021 Round of 16 William Goodrick-Clarke London Irish Cardiff Blues 02/04/2021 Jamie-Jerry Taulagi Agen Benetton Rugby 03/04/2021 Quarter-Finals Kyle Cooper Newcastle Falcons Leicester Tigers 10/04/2021 .
Recommended publications
  • Match Summary

    Match Summary

    MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS Dragons vs Scarlets VENUE Rodney Parade DATE 21 December 2019 17:15 COMPETITION Guinness PRO14 FINAL SCORE 22 - 20 HALFTIME SCORE 16 - 17 TRIES 1 - 2 PLAYER OF THE MATCH Sam Davies (Dragons) SCORING SUMMARY Dragons Scarlets PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Rhodri Williams (J #9) 1 0 0 0 Ken Owens (J #2) 1 0 0 0 Sam Davies (J #10) 0 1 4 1 Gareth Davies (J #9) 1 0 0 0 Leigh Halfpenny (J #15) 0 2 2 0 LINE-UP Dragons Scarlets 1 Brok Harris (J #1) 1 Wyn Jones (J #1) 2 Elliot Dee (J #2) 2 Ken Owens (J #2) 3 Leon Brown (J #3) 3 Samson Lee (J #3) 4 Joe Davies (J #4) 4 Jake Ball (J #4) 5 Matthew Screech (J #5) 5 Sam Lousi (J #5) 6 Cory Hill (J #6) 6 Aaron Shingler (J #6) 7 Taine Basham (J #7) 7 Josh Macleod (J #7) 8 Aaron Wainwright (J #8) 8 Uzair Cassiem (J #8) 9 Rhodri Williams (J #9) 9 Gareth Davies (J #9) 10 Sam Davies (J #10) 10 Dan Jones (J #10) 11 Ashton Hewitt (J #11) 11 Steff Evans (J #11) 12 Jack Dixon (J #12) 12 Hadleigh Parkes (J #12) 13 Adam Warren (J #13) 13 Steffan Hughes (J #13) 14 Owen Jenkins (J #14) 14 Johnny Mcnicholl (J #14) 15 Will Talbot-davies (J #15) 15 Leigh Halfpenny (J #15) RESERVES Dragons Scarlets 16 Richard Hibbard (J #16) 16 Ryan Elias (J #16) 17 Aaron Jarvis (J #17) 17 Phil Price (J #17) 18 Lloyd Fairbrother (J #18) 18 Javan Sebastian (J #18) 19 Brandon Nansen (J #19) 19 Tevita Retuva (J #19) 20 Ross Moriarty (J #20) 20 Blade Thomson (J #20) 21 Tavis Knoyle (J #21) 21 Kieran Hardy (J #21) 22 Jacob Botica (J #22) 22 Ryan Lamb (J #22) 23 Tyler Morgan (J #23) 23 Corey Baldwin (J #23) CARDS Dragons
  • Ireland V Wales

    Ireland V Wales

    REPORT POST-PARTITA IRLANDA - GALLES 24 - 14 Guinness Six Nations Turno 2 08/02/2020 Aviva Stadium Rapporto basato su dati in tempo reale Home/Away Away REPORT POST-PARTITA Home Turno 2 - 08/02/2020 - Aviva Stadium IRLANDA 24 - 14 GALLES 12 - 7 Jordan Larmour (Mete - 19') Tomos Williams (Mete - 27') Tadhg Furlong (Mete - 32') Dan Biggar (Trasformazioni - 28') Jonathan Sexton (Trasformazioni - 33') PUNTO Josh van der Flier (Mete - 47') Justin Tipuric (Mete - 80') Jonathan Sexton (Trasformazioni - 48') Leigh Halfpenny (Trasformazioni - 80') Andrew Conway (Mete - 75') IRLANDA ATTACCO GALLES POSSESSO 53% 47% VANTAGGIO TERRITORIALE 58% 42% PALLE GIOCATE 303 276 PALLONI PORTATI 127 121 METRI GUADAGNATI 713 592 6 PLACCAGGI BREAK 5 10 BREAK 2 159 PASSAGGI TOTALI 151 5 OFFLOADS 13 0 PASSAGGI SBAGLIATI 10 109 MISCHIE APERTE/RAGGRUPPAMENTI VINTI 95 5 MISCHIE APERTE/RAGGRUPPAMENTI PERSI 3 ©Copyright Stats Perform 2020. All rights reserved. 2 REPORT POST-PARTITA Turno 2 - 08/02/2020 - Aviva Stadium IRLANDA 24 - 14 GALLES 12 - 7 Jordan Larmour (Mete - 19') Tomos Williams (Mete - 27') Tadhg Furlong (Mete - 32') Dan Biggar (Trasformazioni - 28') Jonathan Sexton (Trasformazioni - 33') PUNTO Josh van der Flier (Mete - 47') Justin Tipuric (Mete - 80') Jonathan Sexton (Trasformazioni - 48') Leigh Halfpenny (Trasformazioni - 80') Andrew Conway (Mete - 75') IRLANDA DIFESA GALLES 19 PLACCAGGI DOMINANTI 17 1 PLACCAGGI CON CAMBIO DI POSSESSO 2 138 PLACCAGGI FATTI 174 22 PLACCAGGI PERSI 15 7 POSSESSI SUBITI 14 INFRAZIONI 10 CALCI DI PUNIZIONI TOTALI 6 0 CALCI LIBERI TOTALI 0 PALLE INATTIVE 9 RIMESSE LATERALI VINTE 14 1 RIMESSE LATERALI PERSE 1 1 LINEOUT AVVERSARIE GUADAGNATE 0 7 MISCHIE VINTE 6 1 MISCHIE PERSE 1 ©Copyright Stats Perform 2020.
  • Con Su Victoria Del Sábado a Domicilio Sobre El Nodalia Rugby Valladolid

    Con Su Victoria Del Sábado a Domicilio Sobre El Nodalia Rugby Valladolid

    Boletín informativo de la Federación Española de Rugby Boletín nº 34 Temporada 2006/2007 13 de mayo de 2007 DIVISIÓN DE HONOR 2006/07. JORNADA 17ª Con el título de Liga resuelto, la lucha por la permanencia toma el máximo interés en la penúltima jornada MAGNERS LEAGUE Ospreys se lleva el Fiesta de rugby de Liga, y el CIC Penúltima jornada de título pese al esfuerzo español en Valladolid Rugby Valladolid. En la Liga de División de de los Cardiff Blues con la disputa de los el otro derbi de la Honor de rugby con Campeonatos de jornada, Getxo Artea el título ya decidido a El título de la Magners España y Torneos se juega la favor del Cetransa League se decidió a favor Nacionales de permanencia ante UEMC El Salvador que de The Ospreys tras categorías inferiores Spyro Bera Bera y el disputará su primer derrotar a los Borders con la guinda del Liceo Francés, en partido ante su Reivers y aprovechar la derbi pucelano entre descenso, visita al público después de la derrota de los Leinster el Cetransa El Kitmar Ordizia. consecución del irlandeses frente a Cardiff Salvador, campeón campeonato. Blues, también con P-2 opciones al título. P-18 CAMPEONATO INFANTIL GUINNESS PREMIERSHIP TORNEOS NACIONALES INFANTIL, ALEVIN, BENJAMIN Y PRE-BENJAMIN Valladolid vuelve a acoger Leicester nuevo campeón de la al futuro del rugby nacional Guinness Premiership Un año más los campos de Pepe Rojo de Valladolid Los Leicester Tigers acogerán a los más jóvenes del rugby nacional en el consiguieron su Campeonato de España infantil y los Torneos quinto título de la Nacionales Infantil, Alevín, Benjamín y Pre-benjamín Guinness Premiership en el que participarán 122 equipos de 40 clubes tras imponerse con diferentes con más 1800 niños jugando 294 claridad a Gloucester encuentros, acompañados por 26 árbitros, 6 por 44-16 con siete ensayos.
  • Lions (Fecha 1)

    Lions (Fecha 1)

    tapa BIENVENIDOS Quiero darles la bienvenida a nuestra cuarta temporada en el Personal Super Rugby. Sin dudas, para la Unión Argentina es un privilegio y un placer poder participar del torneo con el mejor nivel de rugby que hoy se puede encontrar en todo el planeta. Afrontamos esta nueva temporada con un montón de expectativas en base a un equipo que viene en pleno crecimiento y que será liderado por un nuevo capitán, a quien aprovecho para desearle lo mejor en este nuevo ciclo. También quiero desearle lo mejor al staff comandado por Gonzalo Quesada, en el cual confiamos plenamente para que continúen el buen trabajo que vienen reali- zando desde el inicio de la pretemporada Hoy tenemos una inmensa alegría de poder disfrutar de este torneo el cual es un espectáculo de primer nivel mundial y que nos permite ver todos los fines de semana a los mejores jugadores del mundo en nuestro país. Aprovechemos esta posibilidad, acompañemos al equipo, siempre alentando y respetando los valores que este juego se encarga de transmitir. Disfrutemos de los Jaguares y vivamos intensamente el Personal Super Rugby! MARCELO RODRÍGUEZ Presidente de la Unión Argentina de Rugby Estamos orgullosos desde el Board de Jaguares de poder disfrutar nuevamente del inicio de lo que será la cuarta temporada de Jaguares, en el Personal Super Rugby. Ya pasaron tres años desde que comenzamos este camino juntos y es un inmenso placer para nosotros ver las mejoras que año tras año viene mostrando, no solo el equipo, sino también todos aquellos que de una manera u otra están involucrados en este crecimiento.
  • Match Summary

    Match Summary

    MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS Xerox Golden Lions vs Toyota Free State Cheetahs VENUE DATE 14 October 2017 17:15 COMPETITION Currie Cup Premier Division FINAL SCORE 44 - 17 HALFTIME SCORE 13 - 10 TRIES 5 - 2 PLAYER OF THE MATCH SCORING SUMMARY Xerox Golden Lions Toyota Free State Cheetahs PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Cyle Brink (J #7) 1 0 0 0 Paul Schoeman (J #6) 1 0 0 0 Kwagga Smith (J #8) 1 0 0 0 Ernst Stapelberg (J #10) 0 2 1 0 Jaco Van Der Walt(dnu) (J #10) 0 4 3 0 Makazole Mapimpi (J #11) 1 0 0 0 Courtnall Skosan (J #11) 2 0 0 0 Andries Coetzee (J #15) 0 1 0 0 Robert Kruger (J #19) 1 0 0 0 LINE-UP Xerox Golden Lions Toyota Free State Cheetahs 1 Jacques Van Rooyen (J #1) 1 Charles Marais (J #1) 2 Robbie Coetzee (J #2) 2 Torsten Van Jaarsveld (J #2) 3 Jacobie Adriaanse (J #3) 3 Aranos Coetzee (J #3) 4 Andries Ferreira (J #4) 4 Renier Mark Bernardo (J #4) 5 Marvin Orie (J #5) 5 Reniel Hugo (J #5) 6 Leon Massyn (J #6) 6 Paul Schoeman (J #6) 7 Cyle Brink (J #7) 7 Henco Venter (J #7) 8 Kwagga Smith (J #8) 8 Oupa Mohoje (J #8) 9 Ross Cronje (J #9) 9 Tian Meyer (J #9) 10 Jaco Van Der Walt(dnu) (J #10) 10 Ernst Stapelberg (J #10) 11 Courtnall Skosan (J #11) 11 Makazole Mapimpi (J #11) 12 Harold Vorster (J #12) 12 William Small-smith (J #12) 13 Rohan Janse Van Rensburg (J #13) 13 Nico Lee (J #13) 14 Aphiwe Dyantyi (J #14) 14 Rosko Specman (J #14) 15 Andries Coetzee (J #15) 15 Raymond Rhule (J #15) RESERVES Xerox Golden Lions Toyota Free State Cheetahs 16 Malcolm Marx (J #16) 16 Jacques Du Toit (J #16) 17 Dylan Smith (J #17) 17 Ox Nche (J #17) 18 Rhyno
  • Hurricanes Swept Away by Lions Amid

    Hurricanes Swept Away by Lions Amid

    BASEBALL | Page 5 FORMULA 1 | Page 7 Conforto Vettel takes stars as pole position Mets beat for Hungarian Mariners 7-4 Grand Prix Sunday, July 30, 2017 FOOTBALL Dhul-Qa’da 7, 1438 AH Ronaldo to start GULF TIMES season in court for tax evasion SPORT Page 2 CRICKET SPOTLIGHT Jennings rides luck as England extend Ashwin, Jadeja lead at The Oval complete India’s thumping Test win The hosts, chasing a mammoth 550 for victory, only managed 245 runs before their second innings folded in the final session of the penultimate day England’s James Anderson (C) is congratulated by his captain Joe Root (2nd L) and England’s Moeen Ali (R) after taking the wicket of South Africa’s Morne Morkel (not pictured) at The Oval yesterday. AFP display on Friday, had Bavuma London caught behind to end the innings. Middlesex seamer Roland- Jones fi nished with fi gures of fi ve eaton Jennings sur- for 57 in 16.4 overs. vived a couple of scares In the process he became just against his native the sixth England cricketer, and South Africa as Eng- fi rst since Graham Onions in Kland maintained their grip on the 2009, to take fi ve or more wick- third Test at The Oval yesterday. ets in a debut Test bowling in- England were 74 for one in nings. their second innings, a lead of South Africa resumed on 126 252 runs at stumps on a gloomy for eight, still 28 runs shy of third day where rain meant only avoiding the follow-on.
  • Evaluation of Premiership Rugby's HITZ Learning Academy

    Evaluation of Premiership Rugby's HITZ Learning Academy

    Evaluation of premiership rugby’s HITZ learning academy programme Item Type Research Report Authors Defeyter, Greta; Graham, Pamela; Atkins, Liz; Harvey-Golding, Louise; Crilley, E Citation Defeyter, G., Graham, P., and Atkins, L. (2017) ‘Evaluation of premiership rugby’s HITZ learning academy programme’. Northumbria: Premiership Rugby/Northumbria University. Publisher Premiership Rugby/Northumbria University, Healthy Living Lab Download date 28/09/2021 07:50:51 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10545/623935 Evaluation of Premiership Rugby’s HITZ Learning Academy Programme June 2017 Evaluation and Reporting by Healthy Living Lab Members: Prof Greta Defeyter, Dr Pamela L Graham, Dr Liz Atkins, Mrs Louise Harvey-Golding & Miss Eilish Crilley 1 HITZ Learning Academy Evaluation Contents Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 2 Context of the HITZ Intervention ....................................................................................................... 5 Evaluative Approach .......................................................................................................................... 5 Stakeholder Views ............................................................................................................................. 6 Findings ......................................................................................................................................... 6 Summary of Focus Groups and Interviews
  • Twenty Nineteen Annual Report & Financial Statements 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 2019 Page 1

    Twenty Nineteen Annual Report & Financial Statements 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 2019 Page 1

    Leicester Football Club Plc twenty nineteen Annual Report & Financial Statements 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 2019 Page 1 Contents Directors and Officers 2 Strategic Report 3 - Chairman’s Statement 3 - Business Review 4 Professional Advisers 6 Directors’ Report 7 Statement of Directors’ Responsibilities in respect of the Financial Statements 9 Independent Auditors’ Report to the Members of Leicester Football Club Plc 10 Consolidated Profit and Loss Account 15 Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income 15 Consolidated and Company Balance Sheets 16 Consolidated Statement of Changes in Equity 17 Company Statement of Changes in Equity 17 Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows 18 Notes 19 Annual Report & Financial Statements 2019 Page 2 Directors and Officers PETER TOM CBE SIMON COHEN Executive Chairman Chief Executive Officer Peter has been Chairman of the club for over 20 years, Tigers’ Head of Rugby Operations since 2005, Simon having made 130 appearances between 1963 and 1968. joined the board of directors in 2011 and was appointed He is a director of Premier Rugby Limited and Jacksons as Chief Executive Officer in January 2012. Previously a (CI) Limited. Peter’s previous roles include Executive sports lawyer and partner at James Chapman & Co in Chairman of Breedon Group plc and Chief Executive, Manchester, Simon represented the England Rugby team, (latterly Chairman) of Aggregate Industries. In 2006 he was awarded a CBE the Rugby Players’ Association and British and Irish Lions players. He also set for services to Business and Sport. He holds an Honorary Degree from up Rugbyclass, a nationwide rugby coaching company and was an agent for a De Montfort University and in 2018 was awarded an Honorary Degree by the number of England players, including Jonny Wilkinson.
  • In the Event That the PRL Panel Decide That a Referred

    In the Event That the PRL Panel Decide That a Referred

    Decision of PRL Panel regarding the appropriate points allocation following the cancellation of the Gallagher Premiership Rugby Match between Northampton Saints and Leicester Tigers. Date: Saturday 9th January 2020 Panel: Andy Higginson (PRL Chairman) Darren Childs (PRL CEO) Phil Winstanley (PRL Rugby Director) Summary of Panel’s Decision 1. As a result of Northampton Saints’ inability to fulfil a fixture as a result of Covid-19 and the cancellation of the Round 6 Gallagher Premiership match between Northampton Saints and Leicester Tigers, Leicester Tigers shall be awarded the win and 4 league points and Northampton Saints shall be deemed to have lost the match but awarded 2 league points. The match score shall be recorded as 0 – 0. Background to the match cancellation 2. Club testing completed on Monday 28th December as part of the weekly Premiership Rugby testing programme presented one positive case. There was no evidence that this case had any contact with the subsequent cases set out below. 3. Club testing completed on Monday 4th January 2021 as part of the weekly Premiership Rugby testing programme presented 7 positive cases (5 new positives and 2 confirmatory results following symptomatic positives from Saturday 2nd January 2021). With the number of cases seen this week and given the rapid spread of cases that has been seen previously in rugby clubs after similar outbreaks, Public Health England could not rule out if this was the start of a Covid-19 outbreak within the club. This was of particular concern in respect of the increased infectiousness of the new variant and the potential impact from a player and staff welfare point of view, together with the wider public health of their families and the community, it was considered unwise for the club to continue training.
  • Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team

    Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team

    OptaPro Player Comparison Report-Top 25s-Season Totals Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team Metres Lewis Ludlow Gloucester 236 Zach Mercer Bath 225 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 958 Zach Mercer Bath 187 Sam Simmonds Exeter 198 Tom Parton London Irish 858 Daniel Thomas Bristol 185 Ruan Ackermann Gloucester 192 Piers O'Conor Bristol 835 Matt Rogerson London Irish 181 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 190 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 799 Miles Reid Bath 180 Dave Ewers Exeter 190 Sam Simmonds Exeter 761 Will Evans Harlequins 175 Ted Hill Worcester 172 Ben Loader London Irish 758 Tom Dunn Bath 172 Ollie Devoto Exeter 160 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 750 Harry Wells Leicester 161 Mike Brown Harlequins 158 Charles Piutau Bristol 747 Sam Simmonds Exeter 159 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 157 Nick David Worcester 732 Jono Ross Sale 155 Piers O'Conor Bristol 157 Freddie Steward Leicester 725 Ruan Ackermann Gloucester 155 Freddie Steward Leicester 151 Henry Purdy Bristol 701 Jordy Reid Gloucester 153 Jasper Wiese Leicester 144 Ratu Naulago Bristol 693 Blair Cowan London Irish 152 Daniel du Preez Sale 142 Zach Mercer Bath 684 Matt Kvesic Worcester 151 Charles Piutau Bristol 124 Facundo Cordero Exeter 666 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 149 Francois Venter Worcester 118 Marcus Smith Harlequins 663 Sam Skinner Exeter 145 Jono Ross Sale 117 Mike Brown Harlequins 631 Dave Ewers Exeter 144 George McGuigan Newcastle Falcons 115 Jasper Wiese Leicester 616 Ed Slater Gloucester 139 Albert Tuisue London Irish 110 Ollie Devoto Exeter 594 Ted Hill Worcester 139 Nathan Hughes
  • February 2021 – Worcester Warriors V Newcastle Falcons

    February 2021 – Worcester Warriors V Newcastle Falcons

    Decision of PRL Panel regarding the appropriate points allocation following the cancellation of the Gallagher Premiership Rugby Match between Worcester Warriors and Newcastle Falcons. Date: Friday 19th February 2021 Panel: Andy Higginson (PRL Chairman) Darren Childs (PRL CEO) Phil Winstanley (PRL Rugby Director) Summary of Panel’s Decision 1. As a result of Newcastle Falcons’ inability to fulfil a fixture as a result of Covid-19 and the cancellation of the Round 10 Gallagher Premiership match between Worcester Warriors and Newcastle Falcons, Worcester Warriors shall be awarded the win and 4 league points and Newcastle Falcons shall be deemed to have lost the match but awarded 2 league points. The match score shall be recorded as 0–0. Background to the match cancellation 2. On Saturday 13th February 2021, Newcastle Falcons was unable to fulfil its fixture obligations under Premiership Regulations for its Round 9 match against Northampton Saints. The reasons for this were due to Covid-19 and are set out in the PRL Panel Decision dated Saturday 13th February 2021. 3. On Monday 15th February 2021, further testing was carried out which presented 3 additional positive tests. 4. In light of these additional positive tests following on from those returned in the previous week, the Professional Rugby Testing Oversight Group and Public Health England are of the opinion that these tests amount to an outbreak and that further transmission cannot be ruled out. Therefore, all rugby activity for the Newcastle Falcons squad should be suspended for 10 days from the last contact between the squad on Wednesday 10th February 2021, due to the incubation period of the virus.
  • Originally Known As the R

    Originally Known As the R

    Example of a John Player rugby cup Originally known as the R.F.U Club Competition, for which no cup was awarded nor sponsorship sought, it was renamed the John Player Cup in 1976, Gosforth beating Rosslyn Park in the Final. The first competition took place in 1972, and Gloucester were crowned inaugural champions, defeating Moseley in the final, 17 to 6. Coventry won two titles in succession in 1973 and 1974, and after Bedford's championship win in 1975, Gosforth also won two in succession, in 1976 and 1977. Gloucester won their second title in 1978. The competition was then dominated by Leicester, who won three championships in a row, until Gloucester won their third title in 1982. This was shared with Moseley after a 12-12 draw in extra time, and was the only time the cup was shared between two teams. Leicester were again in the final in 1983, but lost to Bristol. Leicester's record run was then broken by Bath from 1984-87, who won the John Player Cup four times in a row, until Harlequins won their first in 1988. The John Player Cup was named after John Player, a nineteenth century Nottinghamshire businessman. John Player had his own factory that made cigarettes and the company ultimately grew to become a huge concern known as John Player & Sons. We don’t have the John Player Cup today because tobacco advertising has been banned on health grounds as it is believed that if tobacco companies sponsor sports it encourages people to smoke. Today, John Player Special and John Player King Size are manufactured by Imperial Tobacco, whereas John Player Gold Leaf is manufactured by British American Tobacco (in some countries), and ranks as one of the best selling and popular tobacco products in Pakistan.