Premiership Women’s Rugby: Gloucester-Hartpury extend winning run with Chiefs thrashing

Gloucester-Hartpury returned to the top of the Premiership Women's Rugby table with an emphatic 38-20 win over Exeter Chiefs.The defending champions extended their winning run to 11 games with a six-try bonus-point victory at Kingsholm Stadium. Gloucester-Hartpury took an early lead when flanker Georgia Brock powered over from a line-out but Exeter responded through Sabrina Poulin's try.Two tries from player of the match Maud Muir and one from Kelsey Jones put Dan Murphy's side in control before Linde…

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Alex Mitchell would consider permanent Plymouth Argyle switch

Mitchell has been a constant in Argyle's central defence as his partners have changed, with Julio Pleguezuelo, Brendan Galloway and Mathias Ross all suffering injuries at some point. But he says he has relished the trust shown by head coach Tom Cleverley, who has helped improve his game."I feel like I've got a responsibility here. Playing every week, you're trying to drive standards in the building," said Mitchell."I think that he's definitely worked on my positioning off the…

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Matt Taylor will not change Exeter City style of play while in charge

Matt Taylor says he will not try and change Exeter City's style of play while he is in interim charge of the side.The former Grecians boss has returned to the club for the rest of the season after Gary Caldwell left to become Wigan boss last month.Taylor was previously in charge of Exeter for more than four years and led the club to promotion from League Two in 2022 before leaving in October of that year and being…

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