National League 2 North

A full set of National League fixtures returns this week and the final third of the season kicks off with another huge clash.

Albion got the better of Leeds Tykes whilst Rotherham hit back and there was a familiar feeling for Esher despite a scare.

A trip to Devon for Leeds Tykes could become a significant segment in their season whilst Stourbridge and Rotherham face off.

Bill Sweeney and Sir Bill Beaumont have encouraged people to support local clubs during the Six Nations.

Discussing National One and National Two as well as the community game, Chris Heal is joined by RFU CEO Bill Sweeney and Chairman of World Rugby Sir Bill Beaumont at Fylde RFC.

For all of Fylde’s attacking flair, their victory over Rotherham Titans was unpinned by a superb first-half defensive display.

Fylde’s meeting with Rotherham Titans is expected to change the direction of the promotion battle whilst it is an interesting weekend in National One.

Birmingham Moseley and Leeds Tykes pull off excellent fightbacks as the bottom half of National One intensifies.

National Two South continues to catch the eye with the top two set for arguably the biggest game of the season so far.

Caldy's rise continued, Rotherham Titans saw their promotion hopes suffer a small setback and National Two South's frontrunners maintained their blistering form.

After a dramatic start to 2022, the National League season enters Round 17 with the spotlight on promotion and relegation battles.

The National Leagues delivered yet another compelling weekend with significant movements at the top of all three divisions.

National One and National Two North rightly grab the headlines as tiers three and four return after the Christmas break.

Tiers three and four of the English game may have been dormant for 18 months, but the first half of the season blew any concerns out of the water.

The RFU have confirmed the process for promotion from National One to the Championship at the end of the 2021/22 season.

Despite the disruption caused by Covid-19, the National Leagues still provided us with some Christmas cheer across Round 15.

Talking Rugby Union were set to be involved with the live streaming of Rams RFC v Chinnor in National One, but a rise in Covid-19 cases means the game has been called off.

Due to the recent surge of Covid-19 cases across the country, several of Round 15’s matches have been called off in the National Leagues.

The Blood and Sand’s excellent victory over Rosslyn Park halted the National One league leaders.

Talking Rugby Union will be playing a major role in the live streaming of Rams RFC against Chinnor on Friday 17th December.