SUPERB RUGBY WEEKEND!!!

Sat 26th Feb - Italy v CYMRU- 14.30Hrs
                   - England v France - 17.00Hrs

Sun 27th Feb - Scotland v Ireland - 15.00Hrs

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Six Nations podcast: The final word on the second round of matches

Gavin Hastings has his head in his hands at Scotland's performance against Wales while Geordan Murphy is pleased with Ireland's three tries against France, despite the loss

For presenter Eddie Butler it was a second intriguing weekend of Six Nations action, in which England were the only team to give a strong performance. Martin Johnson's side sparkled with great support play in their defeat of woeful Italy. Claire Tolley agrees and expects them to beat France in the next match at Twickenham because their defence is so tight.

Geordan Murphy, the injured Irish full-back, is pleased at how well his compatriots played against France, after nearly losing to Italy the week before. Ireland scored three tries against France's one, but lost because of a wrong move in the final minutes. Andy Bull argues that France played badly, but won, which is a sign of a good team...

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The Fiji international Daryl Millard has become the third player to leave troubled Wakefield in as many days when he signed for Catalan Dragons.

The 25-year-old former St George and Canterbury Bulldogs centre is the latest player to be sold by the administrators running the Wildcats as they wait for the local businessman Andrew Glover to complete his takeover.

On Monday, Hull signed the half-back Sam Obst and yesterday Huddersfield picked up the second rower Dale Ferguson. All three players appeared in Wakefield's opening-day 40-20 defeat by Castleford at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.

Millard, who scored 11 tries in 22 appearances in his first season with Wakefield despite being out for six weeks with a knee injury, will plug the gap at Stade Gilbert Brutus caused by the close-season departure of the Australian centre or second rower Dane Carlaw. 

Millard will fly to Perpignan this week but will not play against Wakefield in Saturday's match at Gilbert Brutus!