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Clayton Donaldson ensured City a place in the fifth round of the Buildbase FA Trophy with his goal enough to seal victory over Slough Town. John Askey made five changes to the side which beat Alfreton Town, with players missing through Covid, suspensions or cup ties. York City: Jameson, Duckworth, Kouogun, Newton ©, Hancox, Wright, McLaughlin, Dyson (Hopper 87), Heaney, Willoughby, Donaldson Unused subs: Campbell, Haase, Fielding, James Slough Town: North, Jackman (Worsfold 75), Grant, Hollis, Togwell (Nisbet 91), Lench, Tenconi, Hunt, Davies, Kuhl, Goueth (Kayani 61) Unused subs: Rose, Fraser, Lawal, Williams Attendance: 2,261 (240 away fans) Referee: Paul Marsden Waitrose & Partners MOTM: Mitch Hancox 📹 Camera by Danny Rodgers 💻 Editing and Graphics by Dan Simmonite
The band is back together as Gavan Casey is joined by Bernard Jackman and Murray Kinsella for the first pod of the New Year. The lads chat about Connacht's upward trajectory before discussing all things Munster. They also welcome the prospect of Ulster and Leinster returning to action, as well as looking forward to a big 2022 in rugby.
Hugh Cahill is joined by Bernard Jackman and Fiona Hayes for the first RTÉ Rugby podcast of the new year. We look back on last weekend's fiery Interpro between Connacht and Munster, and how Connacht's win showed how much they've matured this season. We also analyse the coaching situation at Munster, and debate whether they should cut ties early with Johann van Graan and Stephen Larkham, who are set to depart at the end of the season. Web http://www.rte.ie/sport Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/rtesport Follow us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/rtesport
Slough Town opened 2022 with a draw against league leaders Oxford City at Arbour Park. After falling behind to Elliott Benyon’s first half header, Slough fought back with goals from Josh Jackman and Matt Lench in the second half, but George Harmon levelled the scores to deny Jon Underwood and Neil Baker’s side all three points.
Speaking on RTÉ's Against The Head, Bernard Jackman highlights how Leinster made the most of their line-out against Connacht in the United Rugby Championship. Web http://www.rte.ie/sport Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/rtesport Follow us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/rtesport
Eddie O'Sullivan and Bernard Jackman analyse Ulster's away victory over Leinster on Against The Head and discuss whether they have unearthed the best template to beat the United Rugby Championship powerhouses. Web http://www.rte.ie/sport Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/rtesport Follow us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/rtesport
Bernard Jackman and Gavan Casey are joined by Garry Doyle to look ahead to the Six Nations through the lens of the November Tests just gone, with a particular focus on reigning champions Wales, world-champion-conquering England, the frighteningly stable France and, of course, Ireland.Bernard also looks back on the Ireland women's team's November, and gives his thoughts on how incoming head coach Greg McWiliams will approach his first Six Nations campaign.Plus, with the URC back this weekend, the lads preview Leinster-Ulster and Connacht's potentially make-or-break clash with Ospreys, while Berch has a strong opinion as to who should replace Stephen Larkham at Munster.