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The stage is set for an enthralling encounter as the Sale Sharks face off against the Saracens in the highly anticipated Premiership Final. Sale Sharks, the underdogs in this clash, have displayed remarkable progress this season, catapulting from sixth place last year to the grand final. On the European front, they endured a challenging campaign in the Champions Cup, finishing 10th in their pool. However, their impressive form in the Premiership saw them secure 14 victories out of 20 games, ultimately clinching the second spot in the league.

The stage is set for an electrifying showdown as the DHL Stormers and Munster clash in the highly anticipated URC Grand Final at Cape Town Stadium. Munster holds the advantage in their overall URC head-to-head record, having won both of their previous encounters against the Stormers. However, the Stormers are determined to rewrite the records on the grandest stage and secure their maiden victory over the Irish side.

Dublin's Aviva Stadium will play host to an electrifying showdown as two rugby powerhouses, Leinster and Stade Rochelais, clash in the highly anticipated European Champions Cup final. Check out our preview for what should be a titanic battle, and if playing online casino is your entertainment of choice, head over to Genting Casino, sign-up and enjoy over 4,000 premium live tables and online slots.

Strap yourselves in for the semi-finals of the Champions Cup featuring Leinster who host a star-studded Toulouse side led by the irresistible Antoine Dupont and defending champions La Rochelle who take on Exeter. Check out our preview of the action and if playing online casino is your entertainment of choice, head over to GentingCasino.com and play over 3,500 online slots and premium live tables!

With the Six Nations done and dusted, the attention turns to the Rugby World Cup later this year and if the Northern Hemisphere can deliver a champion for the first time since England’s win back in 2003. The answer to that question will be decided at the Stade de France on the 28 October and on current form it wouldn't be a surprise if either Ireland or France were holding aloft the Webb Ellis trophy.

Ireland are chasing a Grand Slam victory at the 2023 Six Nations and Andy Farrell’s side will complete their mission if they defeat England this Saturday.

The tantalizing clash will take place atDublin’s Aviva Stadium on Saturday 18 March, with kick-off being at 5pm.

There has been a night-and-day difference between the two sides’ fortunes at this Six Nations and the gulf between the two countries look as big as ever. With the World Cup being just around the corner, England need answers whilst Ireland seem to have them all.