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2023 Rugby World Cup | One Month To Go!

09.08.23
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The 2023 Rugby World Cup is only around the corner and time is running out to secure your spot in France!

Our partners Sportsbreaks.com are nearly sold out with their official ticket and hotel breaks, so act fast to avoid disappointment and to secure your trip of a lifetime!

With the Summer Series underway, excitement is starting to build ahead of the return of the World Cup next month. After four long years of waiting, it’s now only a matter of weeks away…

Can South Africa defend their 2019 title? Will New Zealand make it three wins in four tournaments? After three Final defeats, can hosts France claim a maiden victory? Or will one of our home nations emerge from the masses and get their hands on the Web Ellis Cup?

With the 2027 World Cup taking place in Australia and 2031’s edition bestowed upon the United States, this is your last chance to watch rugby’s most prestigious tournament on European soil until 2035 (at the very least!)

So, if you’d like to watch all the drama unfold in front of your very own eyes, then sportsbreaks.com may be the answer for you!

They’ve managed to get their hands on additional tickets for several previously sold-out fixtures and have also introduced a new RWC 2023 option with a ticket and Uber voucher option which is perfect for anyone who will be in France during the time of the tournament.

If you’d like to make the most of your trip and make it the holiday of a lifetime, you can now build more fixtures into your schedule with their latest package option!

So, what are you waiting for? Visit their website here to find out more and start planning your visit!

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Cameron Boon advised to retire from rugby

Saracens regret to announce that Cameron Boon has been advised to retire from rugby at the end of the season. The 24-year-old, who made 11 appearances for the first team has unfortunately made the decision to retire based on medical grounds/ Boon represented both England and Ireland at age-grade level and his incredible lineout knowledge […]

16.05.24
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Ralph Adams Hale to retire from rugby

Saracens regret to announce that Ralph Adams-Hale will retire from rugby at the end of the season. The loosehead prop has had a string of injuries which unfortunately have forced him to make the tough decision to hang up his boots. The 27-year-old, who came through the academy at Saracens made 29 appearances for the […]

16.05.24
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Saracens confirm Academy Leavers

Saracens can today confirm the leavers from the academy at the end of the 2023/24 season. Sam Asotasi, Harry Legg, Anthony Mark, Jasper Mcguire, Francis Moore, Alex Wardell, Luca Fahy, Jenson McInulty and Jevaughn Warren will all depart for new challenges following the conclusion of the current campaign. Mike Hynard, Academy Manager paid tribute to […]

16.05.24
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