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Dated:31December,2010
Time:13:30 to 15:30(GMT)
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Cardiff Blues vs Ospreys
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Dated:31December,2010
Time:14:05 to 16:05(GMT)
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Guinness Premiership Rugby, H0sted by
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Aviva Premiership

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Leicester Tigers
vs
Sale Sharks

Matches: Leicester Tigers v Sale Sharks
Tournaments/Tours: Aviva Premiership
Teams: Leicester Tigers | Sale Sharks
Grounds: Welford Road
27-12-2010 from 14:00 until 16:00GMT
Match Round 11

Tigers targeting Christmas

Leicester will be intent on securing a bonus-point victory when they entertain struggling Sale Sharks at Welford Road on Monday.

After a defeat and draw against Perpignan home and away in the Heineken Cup, the Tigers will be anxious to return to domestic action where they have won their last three matches.

Sale have lost their last four in all competitions and will be under new stewardship after head coach Mike Brewer was abruptly sacked prior to Christmas. Leicester should be confident securing a five-pointer at home to aid their pursuit of Northampton at the top of the Premiership table.

Sale are third from bottom in the standings and could sink into the bottom two if Newcastle beat Leeds at Kingston Park.

Leicester - Player to Watch: Manu Tuilagi has been drafted into midfield and the giant youngster will line up in opposition to brother Andy. There will likely be a few family scores to settle as another Tuilagi, Alesana, is on the Leicester wing.

Leicester - Team News: There is a new look to the home side due to a couple of injuries and enforced rest for England players. Toby Flood and Jordan Crane are carrying knocks, meaning that Jeremy Staunton returns at fly-half and Thomas Waldrom shifts back to No.8. Ben Youngs, Dan Cole and George Chuter are all rested as James Grindal, Rob Hawkins and Martin Castrogiovanni start as a result.

Sale - Player to Watch: Mark Cueto will make his 150th appearance for the Sharks and after another difficult week his experience will be vital.

Sale - Team News: Nick Macleod deputises for Charlie Hodgson at fly-half and is joined at halfback by the experienced Dwayne Peel. Andrew Sheridan misses out with a back problem, although Chris Jones is fit to start his first game of the season in the second-row.

Leicester Tigers

	Team
15	FB	Geordan Murphy
14	W	Scott Hamilton
13	C	Manu Tuilagi
12	C	Anthony Allen
11	W	Alesana Tuilagi
10	FH	Jeremy Staunton
9	SH	James Grindal
1	P	Marcos Ayerza
2	H	Rob Hawkins
3	P	Martin Castrogiovanni
4	L	Louis Deacon
5	L	Ed Slater
6	F	Steve Mafi
7	F	Craig Newby
8	N8	Thomas Waldrom

Sale Sharks

	Team
15	FB	Paul Williams
14	W	Ben Cohen
13	C	Mathew Tait
12	C	Anitele'a Tuilagi
11	W	Mark Cueto
10	FH	Nick Macleod
9	SH	Dwayne Peel
1	P	Lee Imiolek
2	H	Marc Jones
3	P	Karena Wihongi
4	L	Chris Jones
5	L	Kris Ormsby
6	F	Asaeli Boko
7	F	Carl Fearns
8	N8	Sisa Koyamaibole

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Newcastle Falcons
v
Leeds Carnegie

Match scheduled:
27-12-2010 from15:00GMT
Aviva Premiership

Falcons aiming to extend safety net

The bottom two clash at Kinston Park on Monday with Leeds desperate for a boost in their pursuit of the rest going into the New Year.

Originally fixed for Boxing Day, this clash will now go ahead on Monday, December 27 with Leeds seven points behind Newcastle at the foot of the table and needing to start picking up victories if they are to reel-in those ahead of them in the standings. And they may not get a better chance, with the Falcons having one just once in their last seven Aviva Premiership outings.

The Falcons' last home game was moved to Galashiels in Scotland, when they grabbed a last-gasp victory over Exeter in the Amlin Challenge Cup. And the continued freezing conditions at Kingston Park led to this match being delayed by 24 hours to Monday afternoon.

Newcastle - Player to Watch: Alan Tait will be hoping new signing Euan Murray can have an impact up front after joining from Northampton. At his best, the Scotland and Lions prop is a destructive scrummager and the struggling Falcons need tome impetus.

Newcastle - Team News: The Boxing Day postponement frees up Euan Murray to make his Falcons debut in the front row, while Micky Young returns to the side after a spell on the sideline and Jason Spice starts on the bench.

Leeds - Player to Watch: Hendrie Fourie's ball winning skills will be key for Neil Back's men if they are secure their first win of the season against their closest rivals at the foot of the table..

Leeds - Team News: Steve Thompson and Hendrie Fourie return to the Leeds fold, Gareth Hardy and Phil Swainston will start in the front row alongside England hooker Thompson whilst Lachlan MacKay starts at fly-half and Ceiron Thomas reverts to full back.

Key Battle: Relegation battles are rarely pretty and it will be the coolest scrum-half who can get their side moving. Warren Fury and Micky Young will do battle for control of the game, their packs will help but their backlines will thank them for clean ball.

Newcastle Falcons

TEAM

15	FB	Jeremy Manning
14	W	Luke Fielden
13	C	Tane Tu'ipulotu
12	C	Luke Eves
11	W	Gcobani Bobo
10	FH	Jimmy Gopperth
9	SH	Micky Young
1	P	Grant Shiells
2	H	Matt Thompson
3	P	Euan Murray
4	L	James Hudson
5	L	Tim Swinson
6	F	Will Welch
7	F	Redford Pennycook
8	N8	Ally Hogg

Leeds Carnegie

TEAM

15	FB	Ceiron Thomas
14	W	Lee Blackett
13	C	Henry Fa'afili
12	C	Scott Barrow
11	W	Michael Stephenson
10	FH	Lachie Mackay
9	SH	Warren Fury
1	P	Gareth Hardy
2	H	Steve Thompson
3	P	Phil Swainston
4	L	Tom Denton
5	L	Marco Wentzel
6	F	Rhys Oakley
7	F	Hendre Fourie
8	N8	Daniel Browne

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Premiership Rugby

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(Harlequins
vs
London Irish)


Match scheduled:
27-12-2010 from 16:30 until 18:30GMT
Aviva Premiership
Match Round 11

Irish eye Twickenham turnaround

London Irish will hope to end their worst run since 2002 when they face Harlequins at Twickenham on Monday.

Irish have slumped to seven successive defeats in all competitions and their loss of form has hit their domestic hopes the most. Having led the standings earlier in the season they are now down to fourth and in danger of slipping out of the play-off places. But they will hope the eapansive turf of Twickenham will suit their express widemen.

Harlequins were boosted during the week with Tom Guest, Joe Marler and James Johnston all committing their futures to the club and recently claimed back-to-back wins over Connacht to keep their Amlin Challenge Cup bid alive. They will be optimistic of maintaining that promising form.

Harlequins - Player to Watch: Ugo Monye has not featured for Quins since September because of injury but he has been cleared to start at Twickenham and it will be fascinating to see how he fares on his return to the starting line-up with the Six Nations looming large on the horizon.

Harlequins - Team News: Monye's return on the left wing is a timely one as Gonzalo Camacho suffered an injury in last weekend's win over Connacht. Tom Guest also picked up a knock in Galway, to his ankle, and that results in a start for Will Skinner in the back-row. Elsewhere, George Robson is recalled to the second-row, while the aforementioned Marler will team up with Joe Gray and Johnston in the front row.

London Irish - Player to Watch: Faan Rautenbach has proven a fine servant for the Exiles since arriving at the Madejski Stadium five years ago and the South African will be hoping to mark his 100th appearance for the club with a stellar performance.

London Irish - Team News: Topsy Ojo returns to the Irish starting XV, taking the place of Jonathan Joseph on the left wing, while George Stowers gets the nod at No.8 ahead of Chris Hala'ufia.

Rugby Magners League, Hosted by United Kingdom

The Magners League

Ulster
v
Leinster


Match scheduled:
27-12-2010 from 16:00 until 18:00GMT
Week 12
Rugby Magners League 2010

Ulster

Team

15	FB	Adam D'Arcy
14	W	Craig Gilroy
13	C	Nevin Spence
12	C	Ian Whitten
11	W	Simon Danielli
10	FH	Niall O'Connor
9	SH	Ruan Pienaar
1	P	Paddy McAllister
2	H	Nigel Brady
3	P	BJ Botha
4	L	Johann Muller
5	L	Dan Tuohy
6	F	Pedrie Wannenburg
7	F	Chris Henry
8	N8	Robbie Diack

Leinster

Team

15	FB	Isa Nacewa
14	W	Shane Horgan
13	C	Brian O'Driscoll
12	C	Fergus McFadden
11	W	David Kearney
10	FH	Shaun Berne
9	SH	Isaac Boss
1	P	Heinke van der Merwe
2	H	Jason Harris-Wright
3	P	Mike Ross
4	L	Leo Cullen
5	L	Devin Toner
6	F	Rhys Ruddock
7	F	Dominic Ryan
8	N8	Sean O'Brien

Rugby Magners League, Hosted by United Kingdom

The Magners League

Glasgow Warriors
vs
Eddinburgh Rugby


Match scheduled:
27-12-2010 from 17:35 until 19:35GMT
Week 12
Rugby Magners League 2010

Glasgow

Team

15	FB	Bernardo Stortoni
14	W	Hefin O'Hare
13	C	Max Evans
12	C	Graeme Morrison
11	W	DTH van der Merwe
10	FH	Ruaridh Jackson
9	SH	Colin Gregor
1	P	Jon Welsh
2	H	Fergus Thomson
3	P	Moray Low
4	L	Richie Gray
5	L	Alastair Kellock
6	F	Rob Harley
7	F	John Barclay
8	N8	Richie Vernon

Edinburgh

Team

15	FB	Jim Thompson
14	W	Lee Jones
13	C	Ben Cairns
12	C	John Houston
11	W	Tim Visser
10	FH	David Blair
9	SH	Greig Laidlaw
1	P	Allan Jacobsen
2	H	Ross Ford
3	P	Geoff Cross
4	L	Scott Macleod
5	L	Fraser McKenzie
6	F	Scott Newlands
7	F	Ross Rennie
8	N8	Roddy Grant

Connacht Rugby
vs
Munster

Game moved from Sunday due to bad weather conditions, should be played Today (Monday)...
Rugby Magners League

United Kingdom

The Magners League

Connacht Rugby
vs
Munster


Match scheduled:
27-12-2010
18:10 until 20:15GMT
Week 12
Rugby Magners League 2010
Galway Ground

Connacht TEam

Aviva Premiership - Wembley
26 December 2010
14:45 GMT, 14:45 Local

Saracens v London Wasps Live

Henson set for Sarries bow

Venue: Liberty Stadium
Date: Sunday, 26 December
Kick-off: 16:10 GMT
Rugby Magners League 2010

The Ospreys have made just one change for the west Wales Magners league derby against the Scarlets on Boxing Day.

Ospreys v Scarlets Live

Prop Duncan Jones replaces Paul James but the hosts are without Wales pair Lee Byrne (thumb) and Shane Williams (Shoulder) for the sell-out showdown.

Captain Matthew Rees returns from a groin injury to lead the Scarlets.

Wales team-mate centre Jonathan Davies and Aussie back-rower David Lyons come back from ankle and shoulder injuries to take their place on the bench.

Scott Johnson's Ospreys bid to extend their winning run against their nearest neighbours to six games in the Boxing Day sell-out.

The two Welsh regions prepare for their Boxing Day bonanza following positive results in the Heineken Cup as both are hopeful of qualifying for the knock-out stages in Europe.

And Ospreys' pack was universally praised following their powerful demolition of Irish giants Munster in the Heineken Cup while their front row was hailed as "one of the best in Europe."

But Johnson has called in Wales loose-head Duncan Jones and dropped James to the replacements bench for their clash with their closest rivals.

The Scarlets are second in the Magners League and have won four of their last five away games while the fourth-placed Ospreys have lost just once at home this term - also against Welsh rivals in a 21-16 defeat by the Dragons.

So as the Magners League top two try-scorers collide, Ospreys coach Sean Holley admits the Scarlets are the "form team."

"They are on fire in terms of their attacking game," said Holley.

"They have young talent full of exuberance and they are going to come up against a pretty physical and determined Ospreys outfit who have a very proud home record.

"It will be a clash of two form Welsh team and it will be a real cracker and this time of year brings out the best in both the fans and players alike so we can expect a good contest.

"I know we have enjoyed the upper hand in recent games against them but the Scarlets are playing well, with a lot of confidence, bringing some players through are in a rich vein of form and scoring a lot of tries.

"The Scarlets always challenge us at the Liberty Stadium and raise their game to play us so with a 20,000 full house it should be a great occasion."

The Magners League champions, who have lost just one of their last seven league games, have only lost twice at the Liberty Stadium to the Scarlets.

But the Llanelli region are without Wales internationals fly-half Stephen Jones (knee) and wing George North (shoulder) as well as their three frontline tight-head props.

Peter Edwards, Deacon Manu (both broken arms) and Rhys Thomas (broken leg) are out as is wing Andy Fenby (groin), second row Lou Reed (leg) and flanker Dafydd Jones (shoulder).

"With the current number of internationals in their squad and the fact they are playing at home will make them firm favourites," said Scarlets coach Nigel Davies.

"But I think that is irrelevant in a local derby."

The sub-plot to this local derby is the personal duels between international rivals as Wales' number one hooker Rees is set to go toe-to-toe with his Welsh deputy Richard Hibbard.

And Dan Biggar and Rhys Priestland will go head-to-head in the battle of number tens that are next in line to Wales regular Stephen Jones.

Ospreys: Barry Davies; Nikki Walker; Tommy Bowe, James Hook; Richard Fussell; Dan Biggar, Mike Phillips; Duncan Jones, Richard Hibbard, Adam Jones, Ryan Jones, Alun Wyn Jones, Jerry Collins, Marty Holah, Jonathan Thomas
Replacements: Huw Bennett, Paul James, Craig Mitchell, Ian Evans, Justin Tipuric, Jamie Nutbrown, Andrew Bishop, Sonny Parker

Scarlets: Dan Newton; Morgan Stoddart; Gareth Maule, Regan King; Sean Lamont; Rhys Priestland, Martin Roberts; Iestyn Thomas, Matthew Rees (c), Simon Gardiner, Jonny Fa'amatuainu, Dominic Day, John Turnbull, Jonathan Edwards, Ben Morgan
Replacements: Ken Owens Rhodri Jones, Phil John, Rob McCusker, David Lyons, Tavis Knoyle, Jonathan Davies, Lee Williams

Referee: James Jones (WRU).

FINAL SCORE: Benetton Treviso (9) 15 - 10 (7) Aironi (FT)

Time	Benetton Treviso	Score	Aironi
80+1	end of second half		end of second half
80	Botes - penalty goal	15 - 10
73			Pizarro - sub off Canavosio - sub on
72			del Fava - sub on Geldenhuys - sub off
70			Toniolatti - sub off Buso - sub on
68	Zanni - sub off Allori - sub on
64	Fernandez-Rouyet - yellow card
63	Cittadini - sub on di Santo - sub off
61	Botes - penalty goal	12 - 10	Aguero - sub off Perugini - sub on
60			Bortolami - yellow card
57	Vidal - sub on Sbaraglini - sub off Sepe - sub off de Jager - sub on
54			Favaro - sub off Krause - sub on
51	Allori - sub off Fernandez-Rouyet - sub on Derbyshire - sub off Vosawai - sub on
48		9 - 10	Tebaldi - penalty goal
40	start of second half		start of second half
40+2	end of first half		end of first half
40+1	Botes - penalty goal	9 - 7
28	Burton - drop goal	6 - 7
20		3 - 7	Tebaldi - try Tebaldi - conversion
13	Botes - penalty goal	3 - 0
11	van Zyl - sub off Bernabo' - sub on
0	start of first half		start of first half

Treviso win bragging rights

Treviso denied Aironi a first ever Magners League win in the first Italian derby in the competition's history thanks to a hard-fought 15-10 win.

The newly formed region looked like they might be on their way to a maiden league win - to add to their Heineken Cup shock against Biarritz - as they led midway through the second half. But the boot of scrum-half Toby Botes saw them home.

Aironi will have another crack at the whip - this time at home - on New Year's Eve, but they will rue not taking their opportunity at winning their first league game after their number 9, Tito Tebaldi kicked a 48th minute penalty. Tebaldi scored all of his side's points, with a first-half try, conversion and that penalty.

Treviso led at the break through two Botes penalties and a Chris Burton drop-goal. And, having gone behind, the more experienced Treviso gathered themselves together and led by Botes they worked themselves into a position to win the game. He regained the lead for his side on 61 minutes, before an injury time effort made the game safe.

Date/Time: Dec 24, 2010, 13:30 GMT, 14:30 Local

Venue: Stadio Comunale di Monigo, Treviso

Benetton Treviso 15 - 10 Aironi

Half-time: 9 - 7

Pens: Botes 4 Drops: Burton Tries: Tebaldi Cons: Tebaldi Pens: Tebaldi

Heineken Cup


Toulouse
vs
Glasgow Warriors


Match scheduled:
21-12-2010 from 19:00 until 21:00GMT


Week 4 - Heineken Cup 2010/2011




news:

Postponed game from Saturday, as luggage of the Scottish players arrived too late to start this game Saturday. So now they should play today!
The Toulouse-Glasgow game has been postponed 2 times and it'll be on tuesday at 7pm (French time)

Toulouse - Team News: A start for Clement Poitrenaud at fullback sees Maxime Medard move on to the wing and Vincent Clerc drop to the bench. Guy Noves has made five changes to his pack as a whole new front row of Daan Human, Virgile Lacombe and Yohan Montes start, while Jean Boulihou and Louis Picamoles come in for Yannick Nyanga and Scott Sowerby in the backrow.

Glasgow - Team News: Glasgow have made three changes to their starting XV, two of which come in the backs where the scrum-halves and wings swap places with their respective replacements. Hefin O'Hare is selected in front of Federico Aramburu, while Gregor is preferred to Henry Pyrgos in a bid to bolster the experience in the starting line-up. Dougie Hall misses out and Fergus Thomson starts at hooker.