WBC LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Bernard Hopkins vs Chad Dawson Fight
12 Round, HBO Boxing
Date : 28 April 2012, Saturday
Time : 10:15 p.m. ET/7:15 p.m. PT
venue: Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, NJ
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The oldest fighter in boxing history to win a world title, Bernard “The Executioner” Hopkins, and former World Champion “Bad” Chad Dawson will meet again to settle their heated feud following their October 2011 bout, which was originally scored as a TKO win for Dawson, but later ruled a no decision by the California State Athletic Commission. The two are ready to resume their high-stakes rivalry on Saturday, April 28 at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The 12 round bout for Hopkins’ World Boxing Council (WBC) and Ring Magazine light heavyweight world championships will be televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing beginning at 10:15 p.m. ET/7:15 p.m. PT.

“Chad Dawson can say whatever he wants, but I am not going to trash talk this one,” said Hopkins. “Everyone knows what I am capable of in the ring. They have seen it over 50 times before in the last 20 plus years. I will say that I am really happy that this is on HBO so that all of my fans from across the country can see me continue this unprecedented path. I absolutely want to prove that I can beat Chad Dawson, another guy that is almost two decades younger than me and I am confident I will on April 28.”

“The first fight did not go as planned, but I’m confident I was going to win that night,” said Dawson. “Hopkins is going to have to face his fears. Bernard tried to run away from me, but here we are again. I’m thrilled about the whole situation. I’m very excited to fight on the East Coast because a lot of my fans will be there to see me live. I know I’ll be ready come fight night.”

“Whenever Bernard Hopkins fights, I get the chills because he is a living legend,” said Richard Schaefer, CEO of Golden Boy Promotions. “Bernard has an amazing history, having fought and defeated so many world champions. I truly believe that he and Dawson facing off in Atlantic City on HBO World Championship Boxing is a recipe for an unforgettable night.”

“The score must be settled once and for all,” said Gary Shaw, CEO of Gary Shaw Productions. “Chad Dawson has something to prove. We all know Bernard Hopkins is a future Hall of Famer, but Chad is not going to let him get away with any of his antics or funny stuff. Chad wanted this bout and now that he has it, he’s going to do whatever it takes to be a champion once again.”

“Bernard Hopkins and Chad Dawson have unfinished business and we look forward to televising this intriguing light heavyweight showdown,” said Kery Davis, senior vice president, programming, HBO Sports. “Bernard’s credentials as a future Hall of Famer are firmly established and he captured the world’s attention last year when he won a world title at the age of 46. Chad is an extremely talented fighter in his prime. This sets up to be a hard-fought encounter that boxing fans will be excited to see.”

“Bernard Hopkins is a world champion athlete who grew up and trained in the greater Philadelphia area, just a short ride from Atlantic City, so this fight is going to be a great draw for Atlantic City,” said Don Marrandino, Eastern Division President for Caesars Entertainment. “Some of the greatest boxing matches and sporting events have been hosted in Atlantic City and on April 28, Historic Boardwalk Hall will be the backdrop to what could be Hopkins’ most historic fights and likely one of the final bouts of his career – he’s one of the most exciting boxers to watch and one of the greatest athletes of the past 50 years.”

“Hopkins vs. Dawson: Once And For All,” a 12 round bout for Hopkins’ WBC and Ring Magazine light heavyweight world championships, is presented by Golden Boy Promotions and Gary Shaw Productions and sponsored by Caesars Atlantic City. The bout will take place from Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey and be televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing® beginning at 10:15 p.m. ET/7:15 p.m. PT.

Tickets, priced at $300, $200, $100, $50 and $25, go on sale on Thursday, February 23 at 12:00 p.m. ET. Tickets will be available for purchase at the Boardwalk Hall box office, by calling Ticketmaster at (800) 736-1420 or online at ticketmaster.com.

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The oldest man in boxing history to win a major world title, 47-year old Bernard Hopkins (52-5-2, 32 KO’s) still fights with the skill and tenacity of fighters 20 years his junior. A proud native of Philadelphia, Hopkins has not only secured a future spot in the Hall of Fame, he has solidified his place amongst athletes who have achieved greatness well into their forties. Between his 10-year title reign at middleweight and his incredible victories over Antonio Tarver, Winky Wright, Kelly Pavlik and Roy Jones Jr., all after the age of 41, Hopkins is truly a living legend. In May 2011, he reached the top of the boxing mountain once again with his stirring victory over Jean Pascal, breaking the age record previously held by George Foreman. Today, Hopkins is a few months away from breaking another record and becoming the oldest reigning champion ever as he continues to follow the path of Archie Moore, who made his last title defense at 47 years and seven months old. Should Hopkins be victorious on April 28, he will become one step closer to reaching that goal as he faces Dawson with the intention of adding another amazing achievement to his resume.

Former WBC and IBF Light Heavyweight World Champion “Bad” Chad Dawson (30-1, 17 KO’s) has long been considered one of the sport’s best pound for pound by boxing insiders and his victories over respected world champions such as Glen Johnson (twice), Antonio Tarver (twice), and Tomasz Adamek have proven that he has the talent and athleticism to stay atop his division. In 2011, the 29-year old from New Haven, Conn. bounced back from his lone loss to Pascal in 2010 with an impressive win over Adrian Diaconu, but it’s Hopkins that he really wants to add to his list of vanquished foes, and now he has his chance. Dawson is ready to end Hopkins’ victory lap as the oldest world champion and start a new chapter of his career as a newly re-crowned champion.

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WBC LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Bernard Hopkins vs Chad Dawson Fight
12 Round, HBO Boxing
Date : 28 April 2012, Saturday
Time : 10:15 p.m. ET/7:15 p.m. PT
venue: Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, NJ
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The oldest fighter in boxing history to win a world title, Bernard “The Executioner” Hopkins, and former World Champion “Bad” Chad Dawson will meet again to settle their heated feud following their October 2011 bout, which was originally scored as a TKO win for Dawson, but later ruled a no decision by the California State Athletic Commission. The two are ready to resume their high-stakes rivalry on Saturday, April 28 at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The 12 round bout for Hopkins’ World Boxing Council (WBC) and Ring Magazine light heavyweight world championships will be televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing beginning at 10:15 p.m. ET/7:15 p.m. PT.

“Chad Dawson can say whatever he wants, but I am not going to trash talk this one,” said Hopkins. “Everyone knows what I am capable of in the ring. They have seen it over 50 times before in the last 20 plus years. I will say that I am really happy that this is on HBO so that all of my fans from across the country can see me continue this unprecedented path. I absolutely want to prove that I can beat Chad Dawson, another guy that is almost two decades younger than me and I am confident I will on April 28.”

“The first fight did not go as planned, but I’m confident I was going to win that night,” said Dawson. “Hopkins is going to have to face his fears. Bernard tried to run away from me, but here we are again. I’m thrilled about the whole situation. I’m very excited to fight on the East Coast because a lot of my fans will be there to see me live. I know I’ll be ready come fight night.”

“Whenever Bernard Hopkins fights, I get the chills because he is a living legend,” said Richard Schaefer, CEO of Golden Boy Promotions. “Bernard has an amazing history, having fought and defeated so many world champions. I truly believe that he and Dawson facing off in Atlantic City on HBO World Championship Boxing is a recipe for an unforgettable night.”

“The score must be settled once and for all,” said Gary Shaw, CEO of Gary Shaw Productions. “Chad Dawson has something to prove. We all know Bernard Hopkins is a future Hall of Famer, but Chad is not going to let him get away with any of his antics or funny stuff. Chad wanted this bout and now that he has it, he’s going to do whatever it takes to be a champion once again.”

“Bernard Hopkins and Chad Dawson have unfinished business and we look forward to televising this intriguing light heavyweight showdown,” said Kery Davis, senior vice president, programming, HBO Sports. “Bernard’s credentials as a future Hall of Famer are firmly established and he captured the world’s attention last year when he won a world title at the age of 46. Chad is an extremely talented fighter in his prime. This sets up to be a hard-fought encounter that boxing fans will be excited to see.”

“Bernard Hopkins is a world champion athlete who grew up and trained in the greater Philadelphia area, just a short ride from Atlantic City, so this fight is going to be a great draw for Atlantic City,” said Don Marrandino, Eastern Division President for Caesars Entertainment. “Some of the greatest boxing matches and sporting events have been hosted in Atlantic City and on April 28, Historic Boardwalk Hall will be the backdrop to what could be Hopkins’ most historic fights and likely one of the final bouts of his career – he’s one of the most exciting boxers to watch and one of the greatest athletes of the past 50 years.”

“Hopkins vs. Dawson: Once And For All,” a 12 round bout for Hopkins’ WBC and Ring Magazine light heavyweight world championships, is presented by Golden Boy Promotions and Gary Shaw Productions and sponsored by Caesars Atlantic City. The bout will take place from Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey and be televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing® beginning at 10:15 p.m. ET/7:15 p.m. PT.

Tickets, priced at $300, $200, $100, $50 and $25, go on sale on Thursday, February 23 at 12:00 p.m. ET. Tickets will be available for purchase at the Boardwalk Hall box office, by calling Ticketmaster at (800) 736-1420 or online at ticketmaster.com.

Watch Hopkins vs Dawson Boxing Live streaming

The oldest man in boxing history to win a major world title, 47-year old Bernard Hopkins (52-5-2, 32 KO’s) still fights with the skill and tenacity of fighters 20 years his junior. A proud native of Philadelphia, Hopkins has not only secured a future spot in the Hall of Fame, he has solidified his place amongst athletes who have achieved greatness well into their forties. Between his 10-year title reign at middleweight and his incredible victories over Antonio Tarver, Winky Wright, Kelly Pavlik and Roy Jones Jr., all after the age of 41, Hopkins is truly a living legend. In May 2011, he reached the top of the boxing mountain once again with his stirring victory over Jean Pascal, breaking the age record previously held by George Foreman. Today, Hopkins is a few months away from breaking another record and becoming the oldest reigning champion ever as he continues to follow the path of Archie Moore, who made his last title defense at 47 years and seven months old. Should Hopkins be victorious on April 28, he will become one step closer to reaching that goal as he faces Dawson with the intention of adding another amazing achievement to his resume.

Former WBC and IBF Light Heavyweight World Champion “Bad” Chad Dawson (30-1, 17 KO’s) has long been considered one of the sport’s best pound for pound by boxing insiders and his victories over respected world champions such as Glen Johnson (twice), Antonio Tarver (twice), and Tomasz Adamek have proven that he has the talent and athleticism to stay atop his division. In 2011, the 29-year old from New Haven, Conn. bounced back from his lone loss to Pascal in 2010 with an impressive win over Adrian Diaconu, but it’s Hopkins that he really wants to add to his list of vanquished foes, and now he has his chance. Dawson is ready to end Hopkins’ victory lap as the oldest world champion and start a new chapter of his career as a newly re-crowned champion.

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HSBC SEVENS WORLD SERIES 2011/12

HSBC Tokyo Rugby Sevens

Date  : 31 March-01 April, 2012
Time  : 10.00-19.09
Venue: The Prince Chichibu Memorial Ground Stadium, Tokyo
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Welcome everybody to watch and enjoy the HSBC Japan Rugby Sevens Tournament, one of the largest annual international rugby events. “These are exciting times for Rugby Sevens across every continent.The IRB has confirmed the pool draw for round 7 of the HSBC Sevens World Series, the Japan International Sevens at The Prince Chichibu Memorial Ground Stadium, Tokyo on 31 March – 1 April 2012.The draw was made live on television before the Cup final of the Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens, the sixth round of the 2011/12 season, won by Fiji. Don’t miss the exciting event ! just follow the link below.

WORLD SERIES STANDINGS:
Cup winners – 2011/12 HSBC Sevens World Series
Round 1 – Gold Coast – Fijii
Round 2 – Dubai – England
Round 3 – Port Elizabeth – New Zealand
Round 4 – Wellington – New Zealand
Round 5 – Las Vegas – Samoa
Round 6 – Hong Kong – Fiji

As Hong Kong champions, Fiji top pool A at the Prince Chichibu Memorial Ground but they face a tough trio of matches against England, France and hosts, Japan.New Zealand reached their fifth Cup final of the Series in Hong Kong and, as runners-up, head Pool B and face matches against great rivals Australia, USA and Hong Kong.Argentina were drawn top of Pool C and they face matches against Wales, Kenya and Russia.South Africa, who finished third in Hong Kong, headed the draw in Pool D, where they will face Samoa, Scotland and Portugal.

Following Hong Kong, reigning Series champions New Zealand now lead the standings on 111, just two clear of Fiji on 109. South Africa are third, ahead of England and Samoa. Tokyo is also gearing up to host the seventh round of the HSBC Sevens World Series.Four days after the Cathay Pacific / HSBC Hong Kong Sevens, the finest players in the world in the abbreviated version of the game will travel to Tokyo, which rejoins the Series for the first time since 2002. “We expect that the tournament will attract more young people to the sport of rugby.”

Recent winners
2011: New Zealand
2010: Samoa
2009: Fiji
2008: New Zealand
2007: Samoa
2006: England
2005: Fiji (RWC Sevens)
2004: England
2003: England
2002: England

This weekend’s Tokyo Sevens will be Portugal’s first tournament following their qualification to become one of the 15 core teams on the 2012/13 HSBC Sevens World Series.By beating Japan 26-22 in the qualifying play-off, Frederico Sousa’s side became the third and final side in Hong Kong to join the Game’s elite, joining Canada and Spain who finished first and second after reaching the qualifying final.But Portugal are the only one of the three teams that qualified to be participating in Tokyo this weekend, and they have an opportunity to show the current 12 core teams what they are capable of, playing with less pressure and looking at the Series through new eyes.

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Sean Duke scored a hat-trick to help Canada win the Shield in the core team qualifier final, recording a 22-5 victory against Spain at the 2012 Cathay Pacific / HSBC Sevens World Series.Both teams had earlier claimed one of the three core team places on the 2012/13 HSBC Sevens World Series, and were joined by Portugal who beat Japan 33-19 in the qualifying play-off match after these two teams had lost their respective semi finals.Tries from Conor Trainor and Taylor Paris, and Nathan Hirayama’s crucial conversions, were enough to clinch a 14-12 win for Canada against Portugal, whilst Spain beat Japan in sudden death extra time, captain Pablo Feijoo scoring the winning try.

Fixtures (Day-1, 31.03.2012)
1    10:00     NEW ZEALAND     0 – 0     UNITED STATES     Pool B
2    10:22     AUSTRALIA            0 – 0     HONG KONG          Pool B
3    10:44     ARGENTINA           0 – 0     KENYA                     Pool C
4    11:06     WALES                   0 – 0     RUSSIA                   Pool C
5    11:28     SOUTH AFRICA     0 – 0     SCOTLAND             Pool D
6    11:50     SAMOA                   0 – 0     PORTUGAL            Pool D
7    12:12     FIJI                          0 – 0     FRANCE                 Pool A
8    12:34     ENGLAND              0 – 0     JAPAN                      Pool A
9    13:35     NEW ZEALAND     0 – 0     HONG KONG          Pool B
10    13:57     AUSTRALIA         0 – 0     UNITED STATES     Pool B
11    14:19     ARGENTINA         0 – 0     RUSSIA                    Pool C
12    14:41     WALES                0 – 0     KENYA                     Pool C
13    15:03     SOUTH AFRICA  0 – 0     PORTUGAL             Pool D
14    15:25     SAMOA                0 – 0     SCOTLAND             Pool D
15    15:47     FIJI                       0 – 0     JAPAN                      Pool A
16    16:09     ENGLAND            0 – 0     FRANCE                 Pool A
17    16:35     UNITED STATES 0 – 0     HONG KONG          Pool B
18    16:57     KENYA                  0 – 0     RUSSIA                   Pool C
19    17:19     SCOTLAND          0 – 0     PORTUGAL           Pool D
20    17:41     FRANCE               0 – 0     JAPAN                    Pool A
21    18:03     NEW ZEALAND    0 – 0     AUSTRALIA            Pool B
22    18:25     ARGENTINA          0 – 0     WALES                  Pool C
23    18:47     SOUTH AFRICA    0 – 0     SAMOA                  Pool D
24    19:09     FIJI                         0 – 0     ENGLAND             Pool A

Fixtures (Day-2, 01.04.2012)
25    09:00     3rd Pool A     0 – 0     4th Pool D     ¼ Final Bowl
26    09:22     3rd Pool C     0 – 0     4th Pool B     ¼ Final Bowl
27    09:44     3rd Pool D     0 – 0     4th Pool A     ¼ Final Bowl
28    10:06     3rd Pool B     0 – 0     4th Pool C     ¼ Final Bowl
29    10:28     1st Pool A     0 – 0     2nd Pool D     ¼ Final Cup
30    10:50     1st Pool C     0 – 0     2nd Pool B     ¼ Final Cup
31    11:12     1st Pool D     0 – 0     2nd Pool A     ¼ Final Cup
32    11:34     1st Pool B     0 – 0     2nd Pool C     ¼ Final Cup
33    11:56    Loser Game 25     0 – 0    Loser Game 26    SF Shield
34    12:18    Loser Game 27     0 – 0    Loser Game 28    SF Shield
35    12:40    Winner Game 25   0 – 0  Winner Game 26   SF Bowl
36    13:02    Winner Game 27   0 – 0   Winner Game 28   SF Bowl
37    13:24    Loser Game 29     0 – 0    Loser Game  30    SF Plate
38    13:46    Loser Game 31     0 – 0    Loser Game  32    SF Plate
39    14:08    Winner Game 29   0 – 0   Winner Game 30   SF Cup
40    14:30    Winner Game 31   0 – 0   Winner Game 32   SF Cup
41    14:52  Winner Game 33   0 – 0  Winner Game 34  Final Shield
42    15:17  Winner Game 35    0 – 0  Winner Game 36  Final Bowl
43    15:42  Winner Game 37    0 – 0  Winner Game 38  Final Plate
44    16:07  Loser Game  39     0 – 0  Loser Game 40    Third Place
45    16:32   Winner Game 39   0 – 0  Winner Game 40   Final Cup

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“Through 44 matches of the world’s best Rugby Sevens, we will bring Japanese rugby fans and sports lovers a whole new experience of Rugby Sevens.” “It is a great honour that we host the Tokyo Sevens 2012 as a part of the prestigious HSBC Sevens World Series,” said Mr. Tatsuzo Yabe, Chairman of the JRFU.

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HSBC SEVENS WORLD SERIES 2011/12

HSBC Hong Kong Rugby Sevens

Date  : 23-25 March, 2012
Time  : 16.00-21.30
Venue: Hong Kong Stadium, So Kon Po, Hong Kong
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Welcome everybody to watch and enjoy the HSBC Hong Kong Rugby Sevens Tournament, one of the largest annual international rugby events.“These are exciting times for Rugby Sevens across every continent.The IRB has confirmed the pool draw for round 6 of the HSBC Sevens World Series, the Hong Kong International Sevens at Hong Kong Stadium on 23-25 March 2012. Don’t miss the exciting event ! just follow the link below.

Hong Kong - Current Series rank: N/A
Yet to compete on the World Series this season, but have performed well in the HSBC Asian Sevens Series, winning recently in Bangkok. Former Wales Sevens coach Dai Rees is a good man to have in charge of the union's rugby fortunes and they will, as ever, have the unconditional support of the So Kon Po crowd.

WORLD SERIES STANDINGS:
Cup winners – 2011/12 HSBC Sevens World Series
Round 1 – Gold Coast – Fijii
Round 2 – Dubai – England
Round 3 – Port Elizabeth – New Zealand
Round 4 – Wellington – New Zealand
Round 5 - Las Vegas - Samoa

Samoa - Current Series rank: 5th
The 2009/10 Series champions Samoa did not start particularly well on this Series, including a first ever appearance in the Shield competition in Dubai, where they collected just three points. But the Islanders have been quietly improving ever since, culminating in a Cup victory against New Zealand in Las Vegas, which gives them momentum heading into the last four rounds of the Series.

 Latest Results
16    21:30     SAMOA                 19 - 15 AUSTRAL      Pool A
15    21:08     NEW ZEALAND     42 - 5     JAPAN         Pool A
14    20:46     ENGLAND             12 - 7     SCOTLD     Pool D
13    20:24     KENYA                   38 - 0     BRAZIL        Pool D
12    20:02     SOUTH AFRICA    29 - 12   WALES        Pool C
11    19:40     FRANCE                21 - 19   URUGU        Pool C
10    19:18     CANADA                12 - 19   ARGENT      Pool B
9    18:56     FIJI                            33 - 19   USA             Pool B
8    18:34     SAMOA                     33 - 0    JAPAN          Pool A
7    18:12     NEW ZEALAND        31 - 5    AUSTRAL    Pool A
6    17:50     ENGLAND                29 - 5     BRAZIL        Pool D
5    17:28     KENYA                     17 - 14   SCOTLD      Pool D
4    17:06     SOUTH AFRICA      35 - 0     URUGU        Pool C
3    16:44     FRANCE                  12 - 14   WALES       Pool C
2    16:22     CANADA                  19 - 12    USA            Pool B
1    16:00     FIJI                           14 - 12    ARGENT     Pool B

England - Current Series rank: 4th
England sit 18 points behind current leaders New Zealand having lost to Gordon Tietjens’ side in the Cup competition in both of the previous two rounds. Dan Norton and Mat Turner continue to impress, but Ben Ryan will be hoping his side can add to their Dubai Sevens Cup title and close the gap on the three teams above them.

England have joined pool opponents Japan in announcing their squad to compete in the second IRB Women’s Sevens Challenge Cup in Hong Kong from March 23-24. Eight players who helped England reach the final of the inaugural Sevens Challenge Cup in Dubai in December are recalled, while the likes of 2009 World Cup Sevens players, Heather Fisher and Alice Richardson, return from injury. Michaela Staniford will captain the side, joined by Rachael Burford, Isabelle Noel Smith and Georgina Roberts, who have all been crucial in England’s RBS 6 Nations campaign this season.

Recent winners
2011: New Zealand
2010: Samoa
2009: Fiji
2008: New Zealand
2007: Samoa
2006: England
2005: Fiji (RWC Sevens)
2004: England
2003: England
2002: England

New Zealand - Current Series rank: 1st

New Zealand currently lead the 2011/12 Series, in no small part to four Cup final appearances in five rounds, two of which they won – in South Africa and on home soil in New Zealand. The reigning Series and Hong Kong champions will be there or thereabouts this year, but it will be interesting to see how they perform without the season’s leading try scorer Frank Halai.

New Zealand Sevens captain DJ Forbes is set to answer fans questions posted on the official Sevens Facebook page on 21 March during the captain's photo shoot in Hong Kong. DJ Forbes has lifted two Cup titles this season in Port Elizabeth and Wellington as New Zealand sit top of the overall standings.The reigning Series champions are also hoping to defend their Hong Kong Sevens title this weekend and they face pool matches with South Africa, Wales and USA.

 Fixtures (Day-1, 23.03.2012)
1    16:00     PORTUGAL        0 - 0   GUYANA              Pool F
2    16:22     CANADA             0 - 0   PHILIPPINES       Pool E
3    16:44     TONGA               0 - 0   CHINA                  Pool D
4    17:06     FIJI                      0 - 0   SCOTLAND         Pool C
5    17:28     NEW ZEALAND 0 - 0   UNITED STATES Pool B
6    17:50     SAMOA              0 - 0   KENYA                 Pool A
7    18:40     RUSSIA              0 - 0   JAPAN                  Pool F
8    19:02     SPAIN                 0 - 0   ZIMBABWE          Pool E
9    19:24     URUGUAY          0 - 0   HONG KONG      Pool D
10    19:46     AUSTRAL        0 - 0   FRANCE              Pool C
11    20:08     S.AFRICA         0 - 0   WALES               Pool B
12    20:30     ENGLAND       0 - 0   ARGENTINA        Pool A

South Africa - Current Series rank: 3rd
South Africa have never tasted success in Hong Kong, so where better to also lift their first Cup title of the season than here. Currently third behind pool opponents New Zealand, and also Fiji, Paul True’s side will always be a threat with IRB Sevens Player of the Year Cecil Afrika in their side.

Fixtures (Day-2, 24.03.2012)
13    09:30     RUSSIA                0 - 0   GUYANA             Pool F
14    09:52     SPAIN                   0 - 0   PHILIPPINES      Pool E
15    10:14     URUGUAY            0 - 0   CHINA                 Pool D
16    10:36     AUSTRALIA         0 - 0   SCOTLAND         Pool C
17    10:58     SOUTH AFRICA  0 - 0   UNITED STATES Pool B
18    11:20     ENGLAND            0 - 0   KENYA                 Pool A
19    12:26     PORTUGAL         0 - 0   JAPAN                  Pool F
20    12:48     CANADA              0 - 0   ZIMBABWE          Pool E
21    13:10     TONGA                0 - 0   HONG KONG      Pool D
22    13:32     FIJI                       0 - 0   FRANCE              Pool C
23    13:54     N.ZEALAND         0 - 0   WALES                Pool B
24    14:16     SAMOA                0 - 0   ARGENTINA         Pool A
25    14:38     JAPAN                  0 - 0   GUYANA                Pool F
26    15:00     ZIMBABWE          0 - 0   PHILIPPINES        Pool E
27    15:22     HONG KONG       0 - 0   CHINA                  Pool D
28    15:44     FRANCE              0 - 0   SCOTLAND         Pool C
29    16:06     WALES                0 - 0   UNITED STATES  Pool B
30    16:28     ARGENTINA         0 - 0   KENYA                 Pool A
31    17:40     PORTUGAL         0 - 0   RUSSIA               Pool F
32    18:02     CANADA               0 - 0   SPAIN                  Pool E
33    18:24     TONGA                 0 - 0   URUGUAY           Pool D
34    18:46     FIJI                        0 - 0   AUSTRALIA         Pool C
35    19:08     N.ZEALAND          0 - 0   SOUTH AFRICA  Pool B
36    19:30     SAMOA                 0 - 0   ENGLAND           Pool A

Fixtures (Day-3, 25.03.2012)
37    09:00     (9) 3rd Best 3rd 0 - 0     (12) 3rd Best 4th  Ranking SF
38    09:22     (10) Best 4th      0 - 0     (11) 2nd Best 4th  Ranking SF
39    09:44     (1) Best 1st        0 - 0     (8) 2nd Best 3rd   Qualifier ¼ Final
40    10:06     (4) Best 2nd       0 - 0     (5) 2nd Best 2nd   Qualifier ¼ Final
41    10:28     (3) 3rd Best 1st  0 - 0     (6) 3rd Best 2nd   Qualifier ¼ Final
42    10:50     (2) 2nd Best 1st 0 - 0     (7) Best 3rd           Qualifier ¼ Final
43    11:12     (1) Best 1st         0 - 0     (8) 2nd Best 3rd   ¼ Final Cup
44    11:34     (4) Best 2nd        0 - 0     (5) 2nd Best 2nd   ¼ Final Cup
45    11:56     (3) 3rd Best 1st   0 - 0     (6) 3rd Best 2nd   ¼ Final Cup
46    12:18     (2) 2nd Best 1st  0 - 0     (7) Best 3rd          ¼ Final Cup
47    13:15     Game 37 Winner 0 - 0     Game 38 Winner   Ranking Final
48    13:37     Game 39 Winner 0 - 0     Game 40 Winner   Qualifier SF
49    13:59     Game 41 Winner 0 - 0     Game 42 Winner   Qualifier SF
50    14:21     (9) 3rd Best 3rd    0 - 0     (12) 3rd Best 4th   SF Bowl
51    14:43     (10) Best 4th         0 - 0     (11) 2nd Best 4th   SF Bowl
52    15:05     Game 43 Loser     0 - 0     Game 44 Loser      SF Plate
53    15:27     Game 45 Loser     0 - 0     Game 46 Loser      SF Plate
54    15:49     Game 43 Winner  0 - 0     Game 44 Winner   SF Cup
55    16:11     Game 45 Winner   0 - 0     Game 46 Winner   SF Cup
56    16:40     Game 48 Loser    0 - 0   Game 49 Loser  Qualifier Third Place
57    17:02     Game 48 Winner  0 - 0    Game 49 Winner    Qualifier Final
58    17:30     Game 50 Winner  0 - 0     Game 51 Winner    Final Bowl
59    18:00     Game 52 Winner  0 - 0     Game 53 Winner     Final Plate
60    18:30     Game 54 Loser     0 - 0     Game 55 Loser       Third Place
61    19:00     Game 54 Winner   0 - 0     Game 55 Winner     Final Cup

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HSBC SEVENS WORLD SERIES 2011/12

HSBC Hong Kong Rugby Sevens

Date  : 23-25 March, 2012
Time  : 16.00-21.30
Venue: Hong Kong Stadium, So Kon Po, Hong Kong
HSBC World Series Hong Kong Rugby Seven Live Stream

Welcome everybody to watch and enjoy the HSBC Hong Kong Rugby Sevens Tournament, one of the largest annual international rugby events.“These are exciting times for Rugby Sevens across every continent.The IRB has confirmed the pool draw for round 6 of the HSBC Sevens World Series, the Hong Kong International Sevens at Hong Kong Stadium on 23-25 March 2012. Don’t miss the exciting event ! just follow the link below.

Hong Kong - Current Series rank: N/A
Yet to compete on the World Series this season, but have performed well in the HSBC Asian Sevens Series, winning recently in Bangkok. Former Wales Sevens coach Dai Rees is a good man to have in charge of the union's rugby fortunes and they will, as ever, have the unconditional support of the So Kon Po crowd.

WORLD SERIES STANDINGS:
Cup winners – 2011/12 HSBC Sevens World Series
Round 1 – Gold Coast – Fijii
Round 2 – Dubai – England
Round 3 – Port Elizabeth – New Zealand
Round 4 – Wellington – New Zealand
Round 5 - Las Vegas - Samoa

Samoa - Current Series rank: 5th
The 2009/10 Series champions Samoa did not start particularly well on this Series, including a first ever appearance in the Shield competition in Dubai, where they collected just three points. But the Islanders have been quietly improving ever since, culminating in a Cup victory against New Zealand in Las Vegas, which gives them momentum heading into the last four rounds of the Series.

 Latest Results
16    21:30     SAMOA                 19 - 15 AUSTRAL      Pool A
15    21:08     NEW ZEALAND     42 - 5     JAPAN         Pool A
14    20:46     ENGLAND             12 - 7     SCOTLD     Pool D
13    20:24     KENYA                   38 - 0     BRAZIL        Pool D
12    20:02     SOUTH AFRICA    29 - 12   WALES        Pool C
11    19:40     FRANCE                21 - 19   URUGU        Pool C
10    19:18     CANADA                12 - 19   ARGENT      Pool B
9    18:56     FIJI                            33 - 19   USA             Pool B
8    18:34     SAMOA                     33 - 0    JAPAN          Pool A
7    18:12     NEW ZEALAND        31 - 5    AUSTRAL    Pool A
6    17:50     ENGLAND                29 - 5     BRAZIL        Pool D
5    17:28     KENYA                     17 - 14   SCOTLD      Pool D
4    17:06     SOUTH AFRICA      35 - 0     URUGU        Pool C
3    16:44     FRANCE                  12 - 14   WALES       Pool C
2    16:22     CANADA                  19 - 12    USA            Pool B
1    16:00     FIJI                           14 - 12    ARGENT     Pool B

England - Current Series rank: 4th
England sit 18 points behind current leaders New Zealand having lost to Gordon Tietjens’ side in the Cup competition in both of the previous two rounds. Dan Norton and Mat Turner continue to impress, but Ben Ryan will be hoping his side can add to their Dubai Sevens Cup title and close the gap on the three teams above them.

England have joined pool opponents Japan in announcing their squad to compete in the second IRB Women’s Sevens Challenge Cup in Hong Kong from March 23-24. Eight players who helped England reach the final of the inaugural Sevens Challenge Cup in Dubai in December are recalled, while the likes of 2009 World Cup Sevens players, Heather Fisher and Alice Richardson, return from injury. Michaela Staniford will captain the side, joined by Rachael Burford, Isabelle Noel Smith and Georgina Roberts, who have all been crucial in England’s RBS 6 Nations campaign this season.

Recent winners
2011: New Zealand
2010: Samoa
2009: Fiji
2008: New Zealand
2007: Samoa
2006: England
2005: Fiji (RWC Sevens)
2004: England
2003: England
2002: England

New Zealand - Current Series rank: 1st

New Zealand currently lead the 2011/12 Series, in no small part to four Cup final appearances in five rounds, two of which they won – in South Africa and on home soil in New Zealand. The reigning Series and Hong Kong champions will be there or thereabouts this year, but it will be interesting to see how they perform without the season’s leading try scorer Frank Halai.

New Zealand Sevens captain DJ Forbes is set to answer fans questions posted on the official Sevens Facebook page on 21 March during the captain's photo shoot in Hong Kong. DJ Forbes has lifted two Cup titles this season in Port Elizabeth and Wellington as New Zealand sit top of the overall standings.The reigning Series champions are also hoping to defend their Hong Kong Sevens title this weekend and they face pool matches with South Africa, Wales and USA.

 Fixtures (Day-1, 23.03.2012)
1    16:00     PORTUGAL        0 - 0   GUYANA              Pool F
2    16:22     CANADA             0 - 0   PHILIPPINES       Pool E
3    16:44     TONGA               0 - 0   CHINA                  Pool D
4    17:06     FIJI                      0 - 0   SCOTLAND         Pool C
5    17:28     NEW ZEALAND 0 - 0   UNITED STATES Pool B
6    17:50     SAMOA              0 - 0   KENYA                 Pool A
7    18:40     RUSSIA              0 - 0   JAPAN                  Pool F
8    19:02     SPAIN                 0 - 0   ZIMBABWE          Pool E
9    19:24     URUGUAY          0 - 0   HONG KONG      Pool D
10    19:46     AUSTRAL        0 - 0   FRANCE              Pool C
11    20:08     S.AFRICA         0 - 0   WALES               Pool B
12    20:30     ENGLAND       0 - 0   ARGENTINA        Pool A

South Africa - Current Series rank: 3rd
South Africa have never tasted success in Hong Kong, so where better to also lift their first Cup title of the season than here. Currently third behind pool opponents New Zealand, and also Fiji, Paul True’s side will always be a threat with IRB Sevens Player of the Year Cecil Afrika in their side.

Fixtures (Day-2, 24.03.2012)
13    09:30     RUSSIA                0 - 0   GUYANA             Pool F
14    09:52     SPAIN                   0 - 0   PHILIPPINES      Pool E
15    10:14     URUGUAY            0 - 0   CHINA                 Pool D
16    10:36     AUSTRALIA         0 - 0   SCOTLAND         Pool C
17    10:58     SOUTH AFRICA  0 - 0   UNITED STATES Pool B
18    11:20     ENGLAND            0 - 0   KENYA                 Pool A
19    12:26     PORTUGAL         0 - 0   JAPAN                  Pool F
20    12:48     CANADA              0 - 0   ZIMBABWE          Pool E
21    13:10     TONGA                0 - 0   HONG KONG      Pool D
22    13:32     FIJI                       0 - 0   FRANCE              Pool C
23    13:54     N.ZEALAND         0 - 0   WALES                Pool B
24    14:16     SAMOA                0 - 0   ARGENTINA         Pool A
25    14:38     JAPAN                  0 - 0   GUYANA                Pool F
26    15:00     ZIMBABWE          0 - 0   PHILIPPINES        Pool E
27    15:22     HONG KONG       0 - 0   CHINA                  Pool D
28    15:44     FRANCE              0 - 0   SCOTLAND         Pool C
29    16:06     WALES                0 - 0   UNITED STATES  Pool B
30    16:28     ARGENTINA         0 - 0   KENYA                 Pool A
31    17:40     PORTUGAL         0 - 0   RUSSIA               Pool F
32    18:02     CANADA               0 - 0   SPAIN                  Pool E
33    18:24     TONGA                 0 - 0   URUGUAY           Pool D
34    18:46     FIJI                        0 - 0   AUSTRALIA         Pool C
35    19:08     N.ZEALAND          0 - 0   SOUTH AFRICA  Pool B
36    19:30     SAMOA                 0 - 0   ENGLAND           Pool A

Fixtures (Day-3, 25.03.2012)
37    09:00     (9) 3rd Best 3rd 0 - 0     (12) 3rd Best 4th  Ranking SF
38    09:22     (10) Best 4th      0 - 0     (11) 2nd Best 4th  Ranking SF
39    09:44     (1) Best 1st        0 - 0     (8) 2nd Best 3rd   Qualifier ¼ Final
40    10:06     (4) Best 2nd       0 - 0     (5) 2nd Best 2nd   Qualifier ¼ Final
41    10:28     (3) 3rd Best 1st  0 - 0     (6) 3rd Best 2nd   Qualifier ¼ Final
42    10:50     (2) 2nd Best 1st 0 - 0     (7) Best 3rd           Qualifier ¼ Final
43    11:12     (1) Best 1st         0 - 0     (8) 2nd Best 3rd   ¼ Final Cup
44    11:34     (4) Best 2nd        0 - 0     (5) 2nd Best 2nd   ¼ Final Cup
45    11:56     (3) 3rd Best 1st   0 - 0     (6) 3rd Best 2nd   ¼ Final Cup
46    12:18     (2) 2nd Best 1st  0 - 0     (7) Best 3rd          ¼ Final Cup
47    13:15     Game 37 Winner 0 - 0     Game 38 Winner   Ranking Final
48    13:37     Game 39 Winner 0 - 0     Game 40 Winner   Qualifier SF
49    13:59     Game 41 Winner 0 - 0     Game 42 Winner   Qualifier SF
50    14:21     (9) 3rd Best 3rd    0 - 0     (12) 3rd Best 4th   SF Bowl
51    14:43     (10) Best 4th         0 - 0     (11) 2nd Best 4th   SF Bowl
52    15:05     Game 43 Loser     0 - 0     Game 44 Loser      SF Plate
53    15:27     Game 45 Loser     0 - 0     Game 46 Loser      SF Plate
54    15:49     Game 43 Winner  0 - 0     Game 44 Winner   SF Cup
55    16:11     Game 45 Winner   0 - 0     Game 46 Winner   SF Cup
56    16:40     Game 48 Loser    0 - 0   Game 49 Loser  Qualifier Third Place
57    17:02     Game 48 Winner  0 - 0    Game 49 Winner    Qualifier Final
58    17:30     Game 50 Winner  0 - 0     Game 51 Winner    Final Bowl
59    18:00     Game 52 Winner  0 - 0     Game 53 Winner     Final Plate
60    18:30     Game 54 Loser     0 - 0     Game 55 Loser       Third Place
61    19:00     Game 54 Winner   0 - 0     Game 55 Winner     Final Cup

Watch and Enjoy HSBC Sevens World Series 2011/12 Hong Kong Rugby Sevens Live Stream with fast and easy setup without needed any extra hardware and get the updates of the match, score summery, result of the winner team, exciting clips, latest news, interviews, videos and highlights on your computer. Access all sports all the time! Watch rugby online in live broadcast from all over the world. No matter where are you can always watch your favorite teams performance live online.

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HSBC SEVENS WORLD SERIES 2011/12

HSBC Hong Kong Rugby Sevens

Date  : 23-25 March, 2012
Time  : 16.00-21.30
Venue: Hong Kong Stadium, So Kon Po, Hong Kong
HSBC World Series Hong Kong Rugby Seven Live Stream

Welcome everybody to watch and enjoy the HSBC Hong Kong Rugby Sevens Tournament, one of the largest annual international rugby events.“These are exciting times for Rugby Sevens across every continent.The IRB has confirmed the pool draw for round 6 of the HSBC Sevens World Series, the Hong Kong International Sevens at Hong Kong Stadium on 23-25 March 2012. Don’t miss the exciting event ! just follow the link below.

Hong Kong - Current Series rank: N/A
Yet to compete on the World Series this season, but have performed well in the HSBC Asian Sevens Series, winning recently in Bangkok. Former Wales Sevens coach Dai Rees is a good man to have in charge of the union's rugby fortunes and they will, as ever, have the unconditional support of the So Kon Po crowd.

WORLD SERIES STANDINGS:
Cup winners – 2011/12 HSBC Sevens World Series
Round 1 – Gold Coast – Fijii
Round 2 – Dubai – England
Round 3 – Port Elizabeth – New Zealand
Round 4 – Wellington – New Zealand
Round 5 - Las Vegas - Samoa

Samoa - Current Series rank: 5th
The 2009/10 Series champions Samoa did not start particularly well on this Series, including a first ever appearance in the Shield competition in Dubai, where they collected just three points. But the Islanders have been quietly improving ever since, culminating in a Cup victory against New Zealand in Las Vegas, which gives them momentum heading into the last four rounds of the Series.

 Latest Results
16    21:30     SAMOA                 19 - 15 AUSTRAL      Pool A
15    21:08     NEW ZEALAND     42 - 5     JAPAN         Pool A
14    20:46     ENGLAND             12 - 7     SCOTLD     Pool D
13    20:24     KENYA                   38 - 0     BRAZIL        Pool D
12    20:02     SOUTH AFRICA    29 - 12   WALES        Pool C
11    19:40     FRANCE                21 - 19   URUGU        Pool C
10    19:18     CANADA                12 - 19   ARGENT      Pool B
9    18:56     FIJI                            33 - 19   USA             Pool B
8    18:34     SAMOA                     33 - 0    JAPAN          Pool A
7    18:12     NEW ZEALAND        31 - 5    AUSTRAL    Pool A
6    17:50     ENGLAND                29 - 5     BRAZIL        Pool D
5    17:28     KENYA                     17 - 14   SCOTLD      Pool D
4    17:06     SOUTH AFRICA      35 - 0     URUGU        Pool C
3    16:44     FRANCE                  12 - 14   WALES       Pool C
2    16:22     CANADA                  19 - 12    USA            Pool B
1    16:00     FIJI                           14 - 12    ARGENT     Pool B

England - Current Series rank: 4th
England sit 18 points behind current leaders New Zealand having lost to Gordon Tietjens’ side in the Cup competition in both of the previous two rounds. Dan Norton and Mat Turner continue to impress, but Ben Ryan will be hoping his side can add to their Dubai Sevens Cup title and close the gap on the three teams above them.

England have joined pool opponents Japan in announcing their squad to compete in the second IRB Women’s Sevens Challenge Cup in Hong Kong from March 23-24. Eight players who helped England reach the final of the inaugural Sevens Challenge Cup in Dubai in December are recalled, while the likes of 2009 World Cup Sevens players, Heather Fisher and Alice Richardson, return from injury. Michaela Staniford will captain the side, joined by Rachael Burford, Isabelle Noel Smith and Georgina Roberts, who have all been crucial in England’s RBS 6 Nations campaign this season.

Recent winners
2011: New Zealand
2010: Samoa
2009: Fiji
2008: New Zealand
2007: Samoa
2006: England
2005: Fiji (RWC Sevens)
2004: England
2003: England
2002: England

New Zealand - Current Series rank: 1st

New Zealand currently lead the 2011/12 Series, in no small part to four Cup final appearances in five rounds, two of which they won – in South Africa and on home soil in New Zealand. The reigning Series and Hong Kong champions will be there or thereabouts this year, but it will be interesting to see how they perform without the season’s leading try scorer Frank Halai.

New Zealand Sevens captain DJ Forbes is set to answer fans questions posted on the official Sevens Facebook page on 21 March during the captain's photo shoot in Hong Kong. DJ Forbes has lifted two Cup titles this season in Port Elizabeth and Wellington as New Zealand sit top of the overall standings.The reigning Series champions are also hoping to defend their Hong Kong Sevens title this weekend and they face pool matches with South Africa, Wales and USA.

 Fixtures (Day-1, 23.03.2012)
1    16:00     PORTUGAL        0 - 0   GUYANA              Pool F
2    16:22     CANADA             0 - 0   PHILIPPINES       Pool E
3    16:44     TONGA               0 - 0   CHINA                  Pool D
4    17:06     FIJI                      0 - 0   SCOTLAND         Pool C
5    17:28     NEW ZEALAND 0 - 0   UNITED STATES Pool B
6    17:50     SAMOA              0 - 0   KENYA                 Pool A
7    18:40     RUSSIA              0 - 0   JAPAN                  Pool F
8    19:02     SPAIN                 0 - 0   ZIMBABWE          Pool E
9    19:24     URUGUAY          0 - 0   HONG KONG      Pool D
10    19:46     AUSTRAL        0 - 0   FRANCE              Pool C
11    20:08     S.AFRICA         0 - 0   WALES               Pool B
12    20:30     ENGLAND       0 - 0   ARGENTINA        Pool A

South Africa - Current Series rank: 3rd
South Africa have never tasted success in Hong Kong, so where better to also lift their first Cup title of the season than here. Currently third behind pool opponents New Zealand, and also Fiji, Paul True’s side will always be a threat with IRB Sevens Player of the Year Cecil Afrika in their side.

Fixtures (Day-2, 24.03.2012)
13    09:30     RUSSIA                0 - 0   GUYANA             Pool F
14    09:52     SPAIN                   0 - 0   PHILIPPINES      Pool E
15    10:14     URUGUAY            0 - 0   CHINA                 Pool D
16    10:36     AUSTRALIA         0 - 0   SCOTLAND         Pool C
17    10:58     SOUTH AFRICA  0 - 0   UNITED STATES Pool B
18    11:20     ENGLAND            0 - 0   KENYA                 Pool A
19    12:26     PORTUGAL         0 - 0   JAPAN                  Pool F
20    12:48     CANADA              0 - 0   ZIMBABWE          Pool E
21    13:10     TONGA                0 - 0   HONG KONG      Pool D
22    13:32     FIJI                       0 - 0   FRANCE              Pool C
23    13:54     N.ZEALAND         0 - 0   WALES                Pool B
24    14:16     SAMOA                0 - 0   ARGENTINA         Pool A
25    14:38     JAPAN                  0 - 0   GUYANA                Pool F
26    15:00     ZIMBABWE          0 - 0   PHILIPPINES        Pool E
27    15:22     HONG KONG       0 - 0   CHINA                  Pool D
28    15:44     FRANCE              0 - 0   SCOTLAND         Pool C
29    16:06     WALES                0 - 0   UNITED STATES  Pool B
30    16:28     ARGENTINA         0 - 0   KENYA                 Pool A
31    17:40     PORTUGAL         0 - 0   RUSSIA               Pool F
32    18:02     CANADA               0 - 0   SPAIN                  Pool E
33    18:24     TONGA                 0 - 0   URUGUAY           Pool D
34    18:46     FIJI                        0 - 0   AUSTRALIA         Pool C
35    19:08     N.ZEALAND          0 - 0   SOUTH AFRICA  Pool B
36    19:30     SAMOA                 0 - 0   ENGLAND           Pool A

Fixtures (Day-3, 25.03.2012)
37    09:00     (9) 3rd Best 3rd 0 - 0     (12) 3rd Best 4th  Ranking SF
38    09:22     (10) Best 4th      0 - 0     (11) 2nd Best 4th  Ranking SF
39    09:44     (1) Best 1st        0 - 0     (8) 2nd Best 3rd   Qualifier ¼ Final
40    10:06     (4) Best 2nd       0 - 0     (5) 2nd Best 2nd   Qualifier ¼ Final
41    10:28     (3) 3rd Best 1st  0 - 0     (6) 3rd Best 2nd   Qualifier ¼ Final
42    10:50     (2) 2nd Best 1st 0 - 0     (7) Best 3rd           Qualifier ¼ Final
43    11:12     (1) Best 1st         0 - 0     (8) 2nd Best 3rd   ¼ Final Cup
44    11:34     (4) Best 2nd        0 - 0     (5) 2nd Best 2nd   ¼ Final Cup
45    11:56     (3) 3rd Best 1st   0 - 0     (6) 3rd Best 2nd   ¼ Final Cup
46    12:18     (2) 2nd Best 1st  0 - 0     (7) Best 3rd          ¼ Final Cup
47    13:15     Game 37 Winner 0 - 0     Game 38 Winner   Ranking Final
48    13:37     Game 39 Winner 0 - 0     Game 40 Winner   Qualifier SF
49    13:59     Game 41 Winner 0 - 0     Game 42 Winner   Qualifier SF
50    14:21     (9) 3rd Best 3rd    0 - 0     (12) 3rd Best 4th   SF Bowl
51    14:43     (10) Best 4th         0 - 0     (11) 2nd Best 4th   SF Bowl
52    15:05     Game 43 Loser     0 - 0     Game 44 Loser      SF Plate
53    15:27     Game 45 Loser     0 - 0     Game 46 Loser      SF Plate
54    15:49     Game 43 Winner  0 - 0     Game 44 Winner   SF Cup
55    16:11     Game 45 Winner   0 - 0     Game 46 Winner   SF Cup
56    16:40     Game 48 Loser    0 - 0   Game 49 Loser  Qualifier Third Place
57    17:02     Game 48 Winner  0 - 0    Game 49 Winner    Qualifier Final
58    17:30     Game 50 Winner  0 - 0     Game 51 Winner    Final Bowl
59    18:00     Game 52 Winner  0 - 0     Game 53 Winner     Final Plate
60    18:30     Game 54 Loser     0 - 0     Game 55 Loser       Third Place
61    19:00     Game 54 Winner   0 - 0     Game 55 Winner     Final Cup

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RBS SIX NATIONS RUGBY

England vs Ireland

Date : 17 March 2012, Saturday
Time : KO 17:00 (GMT)
Venue: Twickenham Stadium, London
Referee: Nigel Owens

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England v Ireland at Twickenham.... the last match of the 2012 RBS 6 Nations Championship and St. Patrick's Day! England v Ireland RBS Six Nations Match is an exciting rugby event. Hallow ! rugby fans……you all are welcome to watch and enjoy the big game from Twickenham Stadium, London on Saturday at 17.00pm (GMT). Don’t miss the latest and the greatest event. Just follow the given Online TV Link now.

The match betting is likely to be close when England host Ireland at Twickenham in the final match of the 2012 Six Nations on Saturday 17th March 2012. The match brings the curtain down on this year's championships and Ireland will be looking to inflict a fourth successive defeat on England in the Six Nations. England have lost each of the last three meetings with the Irish, including a stunning 24-8 defeat at the Aviva Stadium last season, where Ireland managed to deny England a Grand Slam victory with a dominant display on home soil.

Reigning Six Nations Champions, England, welcome Ireland to Twickenham in this Six Nations Clash. England have made changes to their team after a very disappointing World Cup. Their coaching staff are also in transition. Despite the changes, England made a winning start to their 2012 Six Nations Campaign with wins over Scotland and Italy but fell victim to a late fightback from Wales on March 25th. Their opponents Ireland will be looking for back to back wins against England after beating them 24-8 in Dublin last year. The game also takes place on St. Patrick's Day, so they will be even more motivated to make Irish celebrations taste even sweeter on this day. The match takes kicks off at 5.00pm on Saturday 17th March 2012.

England   v   Ireland

Head to head

20       Played        20
10          Wins         10
10         Losses        10
0          Draws         0
51           Tries        26
35   Conversions   16
48      Penalties      48
6       Drop Goals       7
493      Points       332
6       Champions       1

TEAM

England: 15 Ben Foden, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Manusamoa Tuilagi, 12 Brad Barritt, 11 David Strettle, 10 Owen Farrell, 9 Lee Dickson, 8 Ben Morgan, 7 Chris Robshaw (capt), 6 Tom Croft, 5 Geoff Parling, 4 Mouritz Botha, 3 Dan Cole, 2 Dylan Hartley, 1 Alex Corbisiero.

Replacements: 16 Rob Webber, 17 Matt Stevens, 18 Tom Palmer, 19 Phil Dowson, 20 Ben Youngs, 21 Charlie Hodgson, 22 Mike Brown.

Last 6 Results

England                    Ireland

France - England     22-24            32-14     Ireland - Scotland
England - Wales       12-19             17-17     France - Ireland
Italy - England          15-19            42-10     Ireland - Italy
Scotland - England    6-13            21-23     Ireland - Wales
England - France     12-19            10-22     Ireland - Wales
England - Scotland  16-12              36-6     Ireland - Italy

Sean O'Brien has been recalled to the Ireland team for Saturday's Six Nations game against England at Twickenham. Flanker O'Brien replaces Peter O'Mahony after what Irish coach Declan Kidney described as "a very tough call".O'Mahony performed well in the win over Scotland after O'Brien was ruled out of the game with a foot infection.Kidney's side is otherwise unchanged, with Eoin Reddan and Donnacha Ryan again playing in the absence of injured duo Conor Murray and Paul O'Connell.Rory Best has overcome a slight rib problem and captains the side in the absence of O'Connell.Ryan took a blow to the shoulder against the Scots but has also been named in the starting XV despite taking a limited part in training this week.Best will become Ireland's most capped hooker when he makes his 59th Test appearance, eclipsing Keith Wood's milestone of 58.

Ireland have won seven of their last eight Six Nations matches against England, including three of the last four meetings at Twickenham.The contest is likely to decide who finishes runners-up with Ireland ending the competition strongly by thrashing Italy,drawing with France and blitzing Scotland."I thought Peter (O'Mahony) played really well and it was an absolutely tight selection call, but Sean has trained well and just got the nod," said Kidney."England are improving with every match and have won three games on the road, so they will be looking forward to playing at home again."They had a fine win in Paris, so that will have given them a lot of confidence," added the Ireland coach.

TEAM

Ireland: 15 R Kearney (Leinster), 14 T Bowe (Ospreys), 13 K Earls (Munster), 12 G D'Arcy (Leinster), 11 A Trimble (Ulster), 10 J Sexton (Leinster), 9 E Reddan (Leinster); 1 C Healy (Leinster), 2 R Best (Ulster, capt), 3 M Ross (Leinster), 4 D O'Callaghan (Munster), 5 D Ryan (Munster), 6 S Ferris (Ulster), 7 S O'Brien (Leinster), 8 J Heaslip (Leinster)

Replacements: 16 S Cronin (Leinster), 17 T Court (Ulster), 18 M McCarthy (Connacht), 19 P O'Mahony (Munster), 20 T O'Leary (Munster), 21 R O'Gara (Munster), 22 F McFadden (Leinster)

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2012 NRL Telstra Premiership

Australia – Round 3

Dragons v Wests Tigers

Date : 16 March 2012, Friday
Time : 7.30pm (AEDT), GMT+11
Venue: WIN Jubilee Stadium,Kogarah, Sydney (NSW)
Referees: Tony Archer, Phil Haines
Touch Judges: David Abood, Gavin Atkins
Video Ref: Paul Simpkins

The classic matches between Wests Tigers and St George Illawarra Dragons are set to continue this Friday night according to Captain Robbie Farah.St George Illawarra Dragons v Wests Tigers nrl match is an exciting rugby event.Hallow ! rugby fans……you all are welcome to watch and enjoy the big game from WIN Jubilee Stadium,Kogarah, Sydney on Friday at 7.30pm (AEDT). Don’t miss the latest and the popular event. Just follow the given Online TV Link now.

Since 2000, the two joint venture Clubs have clashed 23 times with the Dragons holding a 12-11 win record.The most memorable match was the 2005 preliminary final won by Wests Tigers which saw them move into the Grand Final before winning the miership a week later. At WIN Jubilee Oval – the scene for this Friday night’s round 3 premiership match – the Dragons hold a 4-1 winning record but the last 10 games shows 5 wins apiece.Farah said his team was looking forward to playing in front of a packed Kogarah crowd.

“There are always close battles between us. It goes back to the preliminary finals (2005) and since then, there is a great history between the sides,’’ Farah said.“Every time we seem to play, they are close games. Last year at Kogarah they had our measure. We came back late and almost got them towards the end but they held on.“The game at the SFS saw us get them by a couple of points and we beat them in the semi-final game (at ANZ Stadium).“They are always great battles. Very tight and very close. A good genuine 80 minute contest.”

Last 10 matches

Wests Tigers              21-12, ANZ Stadium 9/9/2011 (Rd 27)
Wests Tigers              16-14, Sydney Football Stadium 5/8/2011 (Rd 22)
St George Illawarra     24-18, WIN Jubilee Oval 29/5/2011 (Rd 12)
St George Illawarra    13-12, ANZ Stadium 25/9/2010 (Rd 29)
St George Illawarra    34-10, WIN Jubilee Oval 25/6/2010 (Rd 16)
St George Illawarra   21-10, Sydney Football Stadium 26/6/2009 (Rd 16)
Wests Tigers           18-10, WIN Stadium 8/8/2008 (Rd 22)
Wests Tigers           24-16  Sydney Football Stadium 16/3/2008 (Rd 1)
Wests Tigers           27-8,  ANZ Stadium 13/5/2007 (Rd 9)
St George Illawarra  46-16, WIN Jubilee Oval 20/8/2006 (Rd 24)

Predictions:
Matthew O’Neill: Wests Tigers by 2

TEAMS:

Dragons               No.   Position           No.    Wests Tigers
Steve Price                     COACH                           Tim Sheens
Kyle Stanley           1     FULLBACK           1     Tom Humble
Brett Morris            2     WING                   2     Beau Ryan
Beau Scott             3     CENTRE              3     Blake Ayshford
Matt Cooper            4     CENTRE              4     Chris Lawrence
Jason Nightingale    5     WING                  5     Joel Reddy
Jamie Soward         6     FIVE-EIGHTH       6     Benji Marshall
Ben Hornby (c)       7     HALFBACK          7     Tim Moltzen
Jeremy Latimore    8     PROP                   8     Aaron Woods
Mitch Rein             9     HOOKER              9     (c) Robbie Farah
Michael Weyman  10     PROP                 10     Matt Groat
Matt Prior             11     SECOND ROW   11     Adam Blair
Ben Creagh          12     SECOND ROW   12     Gareth Ellis
Dean Young          13     LOCK                 13     Chris Heighington
Nathan Fien          14     INTERCHANGE  14     Liam Fulton
Leeson Ah Mau     15     INTERCHANGE 15     Ben Murdoch-Masila
Trent Merrin          16     INTERCHANGE  16     Matt Bell
Jack De Belin        17     INTERCHANGE  17     Sean Meaney
…………………………  .INTERCHANGE   18     Junior Moors

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RBS SIX NATIONS RUGBY

England vs Ireland

Date : 17 March 2012, Saturday
Time : KO 17:00 (GMT)
Venue: Twickenham Stadium, London
Referee: Nigel Owens

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England v Ireland at Twickenham.... the last match of the 2012 RBS 6 Nations Championship and St. Patrick's Day! England v Ireland RBS Six Nations Match is an exciting rugby event. Hallow ! rugby fans……you all are welcome to watch and enjoy the big game from Twickenham Stadium, London on Saturday at 17.00pm (GMT). Don’t miss the latest and the greatest event. Just follow the given Online TV Link now.

The match betting is likely to be close when England host Ireland at Twickenham in the final match of the 2012 Six Nations on Saturday 17th March 2012. The match brings the curtain down on this year's championships and Ireland will be looking to inflict a fourth successive defeat on England in the Six Nations. England have lost each of the last three meetings with the Irish, including a stunning 24-8 defeat at the Aviva Stadium last season, where Ireland managed to deny England a Grand Slam victory with a dominant display on home soil.

Reigning Six Nations Champions, England, welcome Ireland to Twickenham in this Six Nations Clash. England have made changes to their team after a very disappointing World Cup. Their coaching staff are also in transition. Despite the changes, England made a winning start to their 2012 Six Nations Campaign with wins over Scotland and Italy but fell victim to a late fightback from Wales on March 25th. Their opponents Ireland will be looking for back to back wins against England after beating them 24-8 in Dublin last year. The game also takes place on St. Patrick's Day, so they will be even more motivated to make Irish celebrations taste even sweeter on this day. The match takes kicks off at 5.00pm on Saturday 17th March 2012.

England   v   Ireland

Head to head

20       Played        20
10          Wins         10
10         Losses        10
0          Draws         0
51           Tries        26
35   Conversions   16
48      Penalties      48
6       Drop Goals       7
493      Points       332
6       Champions       1

TEAM

England: 15 Ben Foden, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Manusamoa Tuilagi, 12 Brad Barritt, 11 David Strettle, 10 Owen Farrell, 9 Lee Dickson, 8 Ben Morgan, 7 Chris Robshaw (capt), 6 Tom Croft, 5 Geoff Parling, 4 Mouritz Botha, 3 Dan Cole, 2 Dylan Hartley, 1 Alex Corbisiero.

Replacements: 16 Rob Webber, 17 Matt Stevens, 18 Tom Palmer, 19 Phil Dowson, 20 Ben Youngs, 21 Charlie Hodgson, 22 Mike Brown.

Last 6 Results

England                    Ireland

France - England     22-24            32-14     Ireland - Scotland
England - Wales       12-19             17-17     France - Ireland
Italy - England          15-19            42-10     Ireland - Italy
Scotland - England    6-13            21-23     Ireland - Wales
England - France     12-19            10-22     Ireland - Wales
England - Scotland  16-12              36-6     Ireland - Italy

Sean O'Brien has been recalled to the Ireland team for Saturday's Six Nations game against England at Twickenham. Flanker O'Brien replaces Peter O'Mahony after what Irish coach Declan Kidney described as "a very tough call".O'Mahony performed well in the win over Scotland after O'Brien was ruled out of the game with a foot infection.Kidney's side is otherwise unchanged, with Eoin Reddan and Donnacha Ryan again playing in the absence of injured duo Conor Murray and Paul O'Connell.Rory Best has overcome a slight rib problem and captains the side in the absence of O'Connell.Ryan took a blow to the shoulder against the Scots but has also been named in the starting XV despite taking a limited part in training this week.Best will become Ireland's most capped hooker when he makes his 59th Test appearance, eclipsing Keith Wood's milestone of 58.

Ireland have won seven of their last eight Six Nations matches against England, including three of the last four meetings at Twickenham.The contest is likely to decide who finishes runners-up with Ireland ending the competition strongly by thrashing Italy,drawing with France and blitzing Scotland."I thought Peter (O'Mahony) played really well and it was an absolutely tight selection call, but Sean has trained well and just got the nod," said Kidney."England are improving with every match and have won three games on the road, so they will be looking forward to playing at home again."They had a fine win in Paris, so that will have given them a lot of confidence," added the Ireland coach.

TEAM

Ireland: 15 R Kearney (Leinster), 14 T Bowe (Ospreys), 13 K Earls (Munster), 12 G D'Arcy (Leinster), 11 A Trimble (Ulster), 10 J Sexton (Leinster), 9 E Reddan (Leinster); 1 C Healy (Leinster), 2 R Best (Ulster, capt), 3 M Ross (Leinster), 4 D O'Callaghan (Munster), 5 D Ryan (Munster), 6 S Ferris (Ulster), 7 S O'Brien (Leinster), 8 J Heaslip (Leinster)

Replacements: 16 S Cronin (Leinster), 17 T Court (Ulster), 18 M McCarthy (Connacht), 19 P O'Mahony (Munster), 20 T O'Leary (Munster), 21 R O'Gara (Munster), 22 F McFadden (Leinster)

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