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Friday, August 21, 2009
St Helens v Huddersfield Live Streaming Super League Rygby
St. Helens
Huddersfield Giants
Match Official: I Smith
Venue: GPW Recruitment Stadium
Date: 21 August 2009,Friday
Time:19:00 GMT
St Helens have experienced pair Sean Long and Keiron Cunningham back from injury but Kyle Eastmond, Gary Wheeler, Bryn Hargreaves, Andrew Dixon and Chris Dean remain on the sidelines alongside Maurie Fa’asavalu and Jason Cayless.
Huddersfield Giants give a debut to teenage full-back Elliott Hodgson in a youthful line-up a week ahead of the Challenge Cup final.
Forward Andy Raleigh is back from a two-month lay-off with an Achilles injury and prop Paul Jackson leads a side lacking 10 members of their semi-final team.
Venue: GPW Recruitment Stadium
Date: 21 August 2009,Friday
Time:19:00 GMT
St Helens have experienced pair Sean Long and Keiron Cunningham back from injury but Kyle Eastmond, Gary Wheeler, Bryn Hargreaves, Andrew Dixon and Chris Dean remain on the sidelines alongside Maurie Fa’asavalu and Jason Cayless.
Huddersfield Giants give a debut to teenage full-back Elliott Hodgson in a youthful line-up a week ahead of the Challenge Cup final.
Forward Andy Raleigh is back from a two-month lay-off with an Achilles injury and prop Paul Jackson leads a side lacking 10 members of their semi-final team.
St. Helens squad
Wellens, Gardner, Gidley, Meli, Pryce, Long, Cunningham, Graham, Gilmour, Wilkin, Flannery, Roby, Puletua, Clough, Ellis, Ashurst, Lomax, Emmitt, Johnson.
Huddersfield Giants squad
Aspinwall, Crabtree, Faiumu, D. Griffin, Raleigh, Finnigan, P. Jackson, Kirmond, Lawrence, Moore, Cudjoe, Lunt, Hemingway, J. Griffin, Carlile, Larne, Sculthorpe, E. Hodgson, A. Brown.
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Blue Bulls vs Leopards Live Streaming Currie Cup Rugby
Currie Cup Rugby
Platinum Leopards
vs
vs
Blue Bulls
Match Day: 21 August,2009, Friday
Time: 17:10 GMT,13:10 EDT,03:10 AEST
Venue: Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria
Time: 17:10 GMT,13:10 EDT,03:10 AEST
Venue: Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria
Blue Bulls rugby coach Frans Ludeke is using Friday night's Currie Cup match against the winless Leopards at Loftus to rest some players, and the new-look Blue Bulls side will be led by impressive No 8 Dewald Potgieter.
Usual captain and hooker Derick Kuün, gets a welcome break as an entire new front row take over from Gurthro Steenkamp (with the Springboks), Kuün and Werner Kruger.
Frik Kirsten (tighthead), Bandise Maku (hooker) and Dean Greyling start against the Leopards, and Fudge Mabeta runs on as lock in place of Wilhelm Steenkamp.
Pedrie Wannenburg (pictured) starts at flank with Jacques Burger moving to the bench, while Springbok fullback Zane Kirchner replaces Tiger Mangweni and co-Bok Akona Ndungane, gets the right wing berth with Gerhard van den Heever moving to the left.
Marius Delport is no longer part of the match-22.
At centre, Stefan Watermeyer moves to the bench to give Stephan Dippenaar a run at outside centre.
Jaco Pretorius moves to the inside. Burton Francis regains his flyhalf spot at the expense of Francois Brummer who is on the bench.
Blue Bulls team is:
Zane Kirchner, Akona Ndungane, Stephan Dippenaar, Jaco Pretorius, Gerhard van den Heever; Burton Francis, Francois Hougaard; Dewald Potgieter (capt.), Pedrie Wannenburg, Deon Stegmann, Fudge Mabeta, Flip van der Merwe, Frik Kirsten, Bandise Maku, Dean Greyling.
Replacements: Derick Kuun, Werner Kruger, Wilhelm Steenkamp, Jacques Burger, Heini Adams, Francois Brummer, Stefan Watermeyer.
Usual captain and hooker Derick Kuün, gets a welcome break as an entire new front row take over from Gurthro Steenkamp (with the Springboks), Kuün and Werner Kruger.
Frik Kirsten (tighthead), Bandise Maku (hooker) and Dean Greyling start against the Leopards, and Fudge Mabeta runs on as lock in place of Wilhelm Steenkamp.
Pedrie Wannenburg (pictured) starts at flank with Jacques Burger moving to the bench, while Springbok fullback Zane Kirchner replaces Tiger Mangweni and co-Bok Akona Ndungane, gets the right wing berth with Gerhard van den Heever moving to the left.
Marius Delport is no longer part of the match-22.
At centre, Stefan Watermeyer moves to the bench to give Stephan Dippenaar a run at outside centre.
Jaco Pretorius moves to the inside. Burton Francis regains his flyhalf spot at the expense of Francois Brummer who is on the bench.
Blue Bulls team is:
Zane Kirchner, Akona Ndungane, Stephan Dippenaar, Jaco Pretorius, Gerhard van den Heever; Burton Francis, Francois Hougaard; Dewald Potgieter (capt.), Pedrie Wannenburg, Deon Stegmann, Fudge Mabeta, Flip van der Merwe, Frik Kirsten, Bandise Maku, Dean Greyling.
Replacements: Derick Kuun, Werner Kruger, Wilhelm Steenkamp, Jacques Burger, Heini Adams, Francois Brummer, Stefan Watermeyer.
Leopards - Russell Jeacocks; Jovan Bowles, Deon van Rensburg, Berndt Theissinger, Jan van Zyl; Clayton Durand, Michael Bondesio; RW Kember, Wilhelm Koch (capt.), André Swanepoel, Draad Linde, Rudi Mathee, Os van der Walt, Gavin Williamson, Divan Kotze.
Replacements: Pellow van der Westhuizen, Philip Lemmer, Ligtoring Landman, Bennie Adams, Theo van Wyk, Shuaib Samaai, Danie Dames.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
New Zealand v Australia Live Streaming Tri-Nations Rugby
New Zealand vs Australia
Date: 22 August 2009, Saturday
Time: 10:05 GMT, 06:05 EDT, 2o:05 AEST
Venue: Olympic Stadium, Sydney
All the hype of a Bledisloe Cup match aside, Australia and New Zealand are playing for survival in the TriNations in Saturday's rugby union international at the former Olympic stadium.
The All Blacks have won 10 of the past 12 tests between the countries, and are the defending Bledisloe Cup and TriNations champions.
But they lost two in a row in South Africa after beating the Wallabies in Auckland to open the tournament.
Australia, meanwhile, also lost to the Springboks in South Africa on Aug. 8 and, with a single point from two matches, trail the leading Springboks by 10 points. South Africa's 12 points is eight ahead of New Zealand.
The Wallabies would almost certainly slide out of contention with another loss, while the All Blacks would find it difficult to come back after three straight losses to challenge South Africa's early dominance of the tournament.
The Wallabies have one thing in their favor - they've won three of the past four tests in Sydney, including a 34-19 victory over New Zealand last year in Kiwi Robbie Deans' first Bledisloe Cup match as coach of Australia.
All Blacks assistant coach Wayne Smith is wary, despite the All Blacks' 22-16 win over Australia at Auckland last month.
"They gave us a hiding here last year, that's all I know," Smith told New Zealand Press Association on Thursday.
"They've got 11 of those players fronting and they've got a big one (flanker Rocky Elsom) back.
"Sometimes the test has turned on a little thing. I wouldn't think it's psychological, it's just the way the games have gone.
"It's going to be another close one."If the All Blacks win, they'll retain the Bledisloe Cup with two matches to spare.
"It's a big game for us, there's no hiding from that," Smith said. "In terms of the Tri-Nations, one of us is going to be out.
"We talk about Bledisloe Cup too because it's a huge trophy for us but we think highly of the TriNations too. That's important to us and you don't want to give that up lightly."
Star flyhalf Daniel Carter will return for the All Blacks, his first test of the season after rupturing his Achilles tendon in January.
Carter has only played one club game and three matches for his Canterbury province leading into his 60th test appearance, and 14th against Australia.
Teams :
Australia: James O'Connor, Lachie Turner, Adam Ashley-Cooper, Berrick Barnes, Drew Mitchell, Matt Giteau, Luke Burgess; Richard Brown, George Smith (captain), Rocky Elsom, Nathan Sharpe, James Horwill, Al Baxter, Stephen Moore, Benn Robinson.
Reserves: Tatafu Polota-Nau, Ben Alexander, Dean Mumm, David Pocock, Will Genia, Ryan Cross, Peter Hynes.
New Zealand: Mils Muliaina, Josevata Rokocoko, Conrad Smith, Luke McAlister, Sitiveni Sivivatu, Dan Carter, Jimmy Cowan; Kieran Read, Richie McCaw (captain), Jerome Kaino, Isaac Ross, Brad Thorn, Owen Franks, Andrew Hore, Tony Woodcock.
Reserves: Aled de Malmanche, John Afoa, Jason Eaton, Rodney So'oialo, Brendon Leonard, Stephen Donald, Ma'a Nonu.
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Saturday, August 8, 2009
St Helens v Huddersfield Live Streaming Challenge Cup Semi Final
ST HELENS v HUDDERSFIELD
CHALLENGE CUP SEMI-FINAL
Venue: Halliwell Jones Stadium
Date: Sunday 9th August 2009
Time:15:00 GMT
BROADCAST DETAILS
BBC2 (14:30-17:00)
Date: Sunday 9th August 2009
Time:15:00 GMT
BROADCAST DETAILS
BBC2 (14:30-17:00)
St. Helens Coach Mick Potter expects a tough examination in the second Carnegie Challenge Cup Semi Final on Sunday as his cup kings come up against an in form Huddersfield Giants side coached by his former colleague Nathan Brown.
Speaking to the official Carnegie Challenge Cup semi-final match day programme Potter says that it’s no shock that the Coach standing between St. Helens and a fourth consecutive trip to the Carnegie Challenge Cup Final has revitalised the Giants this season.
St Helens have announced their 19-man squad for the Challenge Cup Semi Final clash with Huddersfield Giants on Sunday August 9, 2009 at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.
Sean Long returns to the squad following a broken jaw, whilst Bryn Hargreaves and Chris Dean are welcomed back following mumps and gastroenteritis respectively.
James Roby misses out for another week with a broken hand.
Mick Potter will choose from:
1. Paul Wellens, 2. Ade Gardner, 3. Matt Gidley, 5. Francis Meli, 6. Leon Pryce, 7. Sean Long, 9. Keiron Cunningham, 10. James Graham, 11. Lee Gilmour, 12. Jon Wilkin, 13. Chris Flannery, 15. Bryn Hargreaves, 16. Tony Puletua, 17. Paul Clough, 18. Kyle Eastmond, 19. Chris Dean, 24. Andrew Dixon, 28. Matty Ashurst, 31. Jake Emmitt.
Giants Head Coach Nathan Brown has named his 19 man squad for Sunday's mouth-watering Carnegie Challenge Cup semi final clash.
The Giants 19 man squad is:
1) Brett Hodgson3) Kevin Brown4) Paul Whatuira5) David Hodgson6) Liam Fulton7) Luke Robinson8) Eorl Crabtree9) David Faiumu10 Darrell Griffin11) Jamahl Lolesi13) Stephen Wild14) Simon Finnigan15) Paul Jackson16) Keith Mason18) Danny Kirmond19) Michael Lawrence20) Scott Moore21) Leroy Cudjoe24) Shaun Lunt
Friday, August 7, 2009
Harlequins vs Bradford Bulls Live Streaming Rugby Video
Harlequins RL
vs
Bradford Bulls
Match Official: I Smith
Venue: Twickenham Stoop Stadium
Date: 8 August 2009
Time: 14:00 GMT
Harlequins coach Brian McDermott feels his players are in fine shape: "We’ve already started showing signs of momentum swinging in our direction and having our captain, Rob Purdham, back in the team will add to that."
Purdham has been out for seven weeks after surgery to remove a blood clot from his wrist. Captain Chad Randall is also in contention to return after a knee injury.
Despite their lowly position, Bradford Bulls coach Steve McNamara is determined to ensure they finish strongly ahead of a squad revamp over the winter.
Venue: Twickenham Stoop Stadium
Date: 8 August 2009
Time: 14:00 GMT
Harlequins coach Brian McDermott feels his players are in fine shape: "We’ve already started showing signs of momentum swinging in our direction and having our captain, Rob Purdham, back in the team will add to that."
Purdham has been out for seven weeks after surgery to remove a blood clot from his wrist. Captain Chad Randall is also in contention to return after a knee injury.
Despite their lowly position, Bradford Bulls coach Steve McNamara is determined to ensure they finish strongly ahead of a squad revamp over the winter.
Harlequins RL squad
Dorn, Esders, Gafa, Gale, Golden, Haggerty, Heckenberg, Kaye, McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Melling, Orr, Purdham, Randall, Robinson, Sharp, Temata, Ward, Wells, Williamson.
Bradford Bulls squad
Sykes, Langley, Sheriffe, Kopczak, Donaldson, Scruton, Menzies, Newton, Godwin, Cook, Halley, Nero, Lynch, Tadulala, Morrison, Burgess, Worrincy, Platt, Deacon.
Wigan vs Warrington Live Rugby Challenge Cup Semi Final
WIGAN v WARRINGTON
CHALLENGE CUP SEMI-FINAL
Saturday 8th August 2009, 14:30
The RFL is delighted to announce that the Carnegie Challenge Cup semi-final between Warrington Wolves and Wigan Warriors at Stobart Stadium, Halton on Saturday is a sell-out.
The last few remaining tickets were sold earlier today meaning the semi-final will be played out in front of a capacity crowd of 12,975.
“It’s going to be a cracking semi-final and we’re looking forward to being roared on by the most passionate fans in Rugby League,” said Wigan’s Marketing Director Simon Collinson.
“The atmosphere at Widnes is going to be electric and I’m sure that will bring out the best in both teams as they look to keep the Wembley dream alive.
“Wigan have a good record at Halton Stadium – we beat Bradford there in the engage Super League play-offs last season – and it’s fantastic that we’re going to be playing in front of a full house.”
Warrington Chief Executive Andy Gatcliffe said: “Once again the Warrington fans have come out in their numbers, they never let us down.
BROADCAST DETAILS
BBC1 (14:00-16:30)
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