🏉 Rugby Round-Up: Lions Dreams and Heartfelt Tributes 🏉
In a week of highs and lows for the rugby world, there’s no shortage of news to share.
Let’s kick off with the headlines: Welsh full-back Blair Murray is laser-focused on making the next British and Irish Lions tour. After a strong debut season with the Scarlets, the buzz around his promising career is undeniable. “It’s an honour just being in the conversation for the Lions,” says Murray, hoping to don the red jersey when they head to New Zealand. For now, he’s focusing on continuing his stellar form as Wales welcomes a new coach, Steve Tandy. Exciting times ahead for Wales rugby!
But not all news is as bright. The rugby community is rallying around England legend Lewis Moody following his announcement of being diagnosed with motor neurone disease. Moody, a World Cup hero and a Lions veteran, shared his emotional journey, confessing that he’s struggling to look too far into what the future holds. Messages of love and support are flooding in from fans and fellow players. Our thoughts are with Lewis and his family during this challenging time. 🌹
Meanwhile, over at Exeter, Immanuel Feyi-Waboso is making headlines as a top try scorer prospect. After overcoming a shoulder injury, the wing is back with a bang – bagging five tries in just two games! 🏃♂️💨 Exeter’s Rob Baxter is thrilled, describing Feyi-Waboso as a “world-class player” and eager to see him shine this season.
In the Gallagher Premiership, Northampton Saints narrowly bested Gloucester in a nail-biting 37-35 victory despite a second-half scare. As absences from the Lions tour and injuries piled up, Saints showed impressive depth and resilience. Meanwhile, Glasgow Warriors were left stunned by a late comeback from Benetton, turning their commanding half-time lead into a narrow defeat.
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