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NPLW Rd 3: Lions FC vs. Gold Coast United
Match points: 3' Chance - Lions - long range shot Chapman. 10' GOAL - Lions 1-0. GCU's Fryer with poor goal kick which Di Savia picks up and plays to Harch who guides ball inside post. 22' Chance - Lions. Riding cuts in and curls shot just wide of far post. 26' Chance - GCU. Utd 9 with 1 on 1 chance that Lions keeper does well to come out and block. 30' Chance - Lions. Chapman with another chance that keeper gathers. 33' Penalty - Lions. Hecher plays free kick that keeper touches on to bar but in trying to clear, a Utd defender handles. Utd keeper receives treatment for injury. 36' GOAL - Lions 2-0. Morton coverts spot kick. 41' Injury - GCU. Thompson helped from field after an injury challenging for ball. 45+3' Chance - GCU. Brown with a free kick 25 out that hits post. 51' GOAL - Lions 3-0. Di Savia crosses ball across box and Hogg drives ball across keeper into bottom left corner. 71' Chance - Lions. Schiavo to Riding who should have done better with keeper to beat but Utd keeper gathers low. 85' GOAL - GCU 3-1. McElligot with a solo effort, beating a number of defenders and firing into far corner. 88' GOAL - GCU 3-2. McElligot strikes again from edge of box firing high over Lions keeper. FT Lions 3-2 GCU.
Huddersfield 0-0 burnley: visitors are denied a second-half penalty
Daily Sport News --------------------------------- Thank fof watching. Don't forget subscriber my channel.Huddersfield 0-0 burnley: visitors are denied a second-half penalty huddersfield 0-0 burnley: visitors are denied a second-half penalty jeff hendrick appeared to be brought down in the penalty box as he rounded huddersfield keeper jonas lossl (right) burnley boss sean dyche reacted furiously as his side were denied a penalty by referee paul tierney in the second half hendrick had the ball in the back of the net but the goal was ruled out with the midfielder drifting offside from a free-kick huddersfield boss david wagner (left) greets burnley boss dyche (right) ahead of their premier league macth burnley striker ashley barnes (right) started upfront for the away side and held the ball up well in the early stages huddersfield's laurent depoitre (right) is tackled by burnley defender kevin long as neither side made a breakthrough jeff hendrick controls the ball in midfield and was a bright spark for the away side as he looked for the ball in behind both managers, wagner (left) and dyche (right) react in the first half of the match as the shout out instructions to their teams barnes (left) is stopped in his tracks from a tackle by christopher schindler (right) as the away side turn on the pressure host's midfielder aaron mooy (left) watches on as burnley's johann berg gudmundsson flicks the ball on jack cork (left) tries to dispossess jonathan hogg (right) as huddersfield fail to make many first-half opportunities huddersfield goalkeeper jonas lossl made some important saves for the home-side to keep the scores level at half-time barnes takes a shot as burnley looked threatening in the first-half but he could not find an opener in a goalless first half scott arfield was unlucky not to score the opener as burnley continued to test lossl in goal in the second half lossl (right) tells hendrick (left) to get up after appearing to bring down the burnley man in the penalty box both teams paid respect to players and supporters who have passed away in 2017 with a minute's applause before kick-off
16.12.2017: Watford - Huddersfield Town (1 - 4)
Premier League - 16.12.2017 Watford against Huddersfield Town ---------------------------------- 1 - 4 ---------------------------------- 6' - Elias Kachunga (Goal) 23' - Aaron Mooy (Goal) 33' - Troy Deeney (Red Card) 37' - Jonathan Hogg (Yellow Card) 41' - Abdoulaye Doucoure (Yellow Card) 50' - Laurent Depoitre (Goal) 61' - Jonathan Hogg (RedYellow Card) 68' - Abdoulaye Doucoure (Goal) 69' - Laurent Depoitre (Yellow Card) 89' - Daryl Janmaat (Yellow Card) 89' - Aaron Mooy (Goal)
Short Highlights: England 61-21 Scotland | RBS 6 Nations
Watch the short highlights as England play Scotland at Twickenham in Round Four. England v Scotland | 11 March 2017 | Twickenham England: 15 Mike Brown, 14 Jack Nowell, 13 Jonathan Joseph, 12 Owen Farrell, 11 Elliot Daly, 10 George Ford, 9 Ben Youngs, 8 Nathan Hughes, 7 James Haskell, 6 Maro Itoje, 5 Courtney Lawes, 4 Joe Launchbury, 3 Dan Cole, 2 Dylan Hartley (c), 1 Joe Marler Replacements: 16 Jamie George, 17 Mako Vunipola, 18 Kyle Sinckler, 19 Tom Wood, 20 Billy Vunipola, 21 Danny Care, 22 Ben Te’o, 23 Anthony Watson Scotland: 15 Stuart Hogg, 14 Tommy Seymour, 13 Huw Jones, 12 Alex Dunbar, 11 Tim Visser, 10 Finn Russell, 9 Ali Price, 8 Ryan Wilson, 7 Hamish Watson, 6 John Barclay (c), 5 Jonny Gray, 4 Richie Gray, 3 Zander Fagerson, 2 Fraser Brown, 1 Gordon Reid Replacements: 16 Ross Ford, 17 Allan Dell, 18 Simon Berghan, 19 Tim Swinson, 20 Cornell Du Preez, 21 Henry Pyrgos, 22 Duncan Weir, 23 Mark Bennett Website: RBS6Nations.com Facebook: RBS 6 Nations Twitter: @SixNationsRugby Instagram: SixNationsRugby
Official Extended Highlights: Scotland 29-13 Wales | RBS 6 Nations
Scotland opened Round Three of the 2017 Championship with a well earned win over Wales at BT Murrayfield. Scotland v Wales | 25 February 2017 | BT Murrayfield Scotland: 15 Stuart Hogg 14 Tommy Seymour 13 Huw Jones 12 Alex Dunbar 11 Tim Visser 10 Finn Russell 9 Alistair Price 1 Gordon Reid 2 Fraser Brown 3 Zander Fagerson 4 Richie Gray 5 Jonny Gray 6 John Barclay 7 John Hardie 8 Ryan Wilson Replacements: 16 Ross Ford 17 Allan Dell18 Simon Berghan 19 Tim Swinson 20 Hamish Watson 21 Henry Pyrgos 22 Duncan Weir 23 Mark Bennett. Wales: 15 Leigh Halfpenny 14 George North 13 Jonathan Davies 12 Scott Williams 11 Liam Williams 10 Dan Biggar 9 Rhys Webb 1 Rob Evans 2 Ken Owens 3 Tomas Francis 4 Jake Ball 5 Alun Wyn Jones 6 Sam Warburton 7 Justin Tipuric 8 Ross Moriarty Replacements: 16 Scott Baldwin 17 Nicky Smith 18 Samson Lee 19 Luke Charteris 20 Taulupe Faletau 21 Gareth Davies 22 Sam Davies 23 Jamie Roberts Referee: John Lacey (Ireland) Touch judges: JP Doyle (England) and Matthew Carley (England) TMO: Rowan Kitt (England) Website: RBS6Nations.com Facebook: RBS 6 Nations Twitter: @SixNationsRugby Instagram: @SixNationsRugby
Scottish National Anthem Scotland v England 6th February 2016
Check out the following video from Round 1 of the RBS 6 Nations as Scotland take on England at BT Murrayfield For more information on the RBS 6 Nations visit www.rbs6nations.com. Subscribe to our channel @ http://www.youtube.com/user/RBS6Nations?sub_confirmation=1 Scotland 15. Stuart Hogg 14. Sean Maitland 13. Mark Bennett 12. Matt Scott 11. Tommy Seymour 10. Finn Russell 9. Greig Laidlaw 1. Alasdair Dickinson 2. Ross Ford 3. WP Nel 4. Richie Gray 5. Jonny Gray 6. John Barclay 7. John Hardie 8. David Denton 16. Stuart McInally 17. Gordon Reid 18. Zander Fagerson 19. Tim Swinson 20. Blair Cowan 21. Sam Hidalgo-Clyne 22. Duncan Weir 23. Duncan Taylor England 15. Mike Brown 14. Anthony Watson 13. Jonathan Joseph 12. Owen Farrell 11. Jack Nowell 10. George Ford 9. Danny Care 1. Joe Marler 2. Dylan Hartley 3. Dan Cole 4. Joe Launchbury 5. George Kruis 6. Chris Robshaw 7. James Haskell 8. Billy Vunipola 16. Jamie George 17. Mako Vunipola 18. Paul Hill 19. Courtney Lawes 20. Jack Clifford 21. Ben Youngs 22. Alex Goode 23. Ollie Devoto Read more at http://www.rbs6nations.com/en/matchcentre/29078.php#CYjlfqLz4zOm4St1.99
Scotland v England - Official Extended Highlights 8th February 2014
Official extended highlights as Scotland took on England in this Calcutta Cup clash and RBS 6 Nations Championship game in Murrayfield, Edinburgh. Team lists available below. For more information on the RBS 6 Nations visit www.rbs6nations.com. You can follow all of the latest images by visiting our official Instagram page -- www.instagram.com/rbs6nations Subscribe @ http://www.youtube.com/user/RBS6Nations?sub_confirmation=1. Scotland 15. Stuart Hogg 14. Tommy Seymour 13. Alex Dunbar 12. Matthew Scott 11. Sean Lamont 10. Duncan Weir 9. Greig Laidlaw 1. Ryan Grant 2. Ross Ford 3. Moray Low 4. Tim Swinson 5. James Hamilton 6. Ryan Wilson 7. Chris Fusaro 8. Dave Denton REPLACEMENTS 16. Scott Lawson 17. Alasdair Dickinson 18. Geoff Cross 19. Jonny Gray 20. John Beattie 21. Chris Cusiter 22. Duncan Taylor 23. Max Evans England 15. Mike Brown 14. Jack Nowell 13. Luther Burrell 12. Billy Twelvetrees 11. Jonny May 10. Owen Farrell 9. Danny Care 1. Joe Marler 2. Dylan Hartley 3. Dan Cole 4. Joe Launchbury 5. Courtney Lawes 6. Tom Wood 7. Chris Robshaw 8. Billy Vunipola 16. Tom Youngs 17. Mako Vunipola 18. Henry Thomas 19. Dave Attwood 20. Ben Morgan 21. Lee Dickson 22. Brad Barritt 23. Alex Goode
Newcastle Falcons 16-16 Worcester Warriors - Aviva Premiership Rugby Highlights Round 8 | 04-11-11
Falcons fight back to snatch late draw Newcastle snatched a dramatic draw in their Aviva Premiership Rugby basement battle with Worcester at Kingston Park. In front of a crowd of 7,013, the Falcons were trailing 16-9 with three minutes to go and looking a poor second to the Warriors but suddenly the Newcastle pack found another gear and drove Mike Mayhew over for a try which Jimmy Gopperth converted to level the match. Worcester had opened the scoring with a Joe Carlisle penalty after five minutes when Ally Hogg strayed offside but Hogg made amends with a pulverising drive which Jamie Helleur and Crone Uys carried on to win a penalty which Gopperth knocked over for 3-3 after 12 minutes. Carlisle's high kick was taken by Greg Goosen but the Warriors pack turned it over and Newcastle were offside again for Carlisle to put Worcester back in front at 6-3 in the 20th minute. But Worcester conceded a soft penalty at the line-out two minutes later and Gopperth levelled the scores. Newcastle were struggling to find any distance with their kicks and an appalling slice from Rikki Sheriffe allowed Worcester to drive into the Falcons 22 and Shaun Perry looped around Carlisle with the fly-half offloading in the tackle for Perry to score, and Carlisle's conversion in the 27th minute put the Warriors 13-6 ahead. Newcastle tore into Worcester early in the second half to gain a penalty after seven minutes which Gopperth kicked for 13-9 to give the Falcons hope. Alex Tait scythed through the Warriors defence and a try seemed certain but Uys just failed to hold the pass which Tait popped up as he was hauled down inside the 22. With 12 minutes left Andy Goode kicked a 45-metre penalty which looked to be the final act until that dramatic match-saving effort from the Falcons.