Over 1,100 tries were scored in a breathless September as the National League Rugby season got off to a flying start. Now, Round Five awaits.

As the curtain comes down on the first month of the season, 100 per cent starts go under the spotlight, Friday night rugby takes centre stage in National Two East, and winless sides hunt for that elusive victory.

Former England and Harlequins full-back set to leave his current role with National Two East side Esher after accepting a full-time position as Director of Rugby at Loughborough University.

Sedgley Park, Hull Ionians and Preston Grasshoppers maintained their unbeaten starts as TRU's six focus clubs went head-to-head.

When you read National League Rugby content on the TRU website or across our social media channels, it is worth remembering that this is a level of the game our team knows intimately.

With National One and National Two once again representing the highest levels of English domestic rugby available to fans this weekend, expect high-quality action.

A look ahead to the new season in National Two East, where Oundle have attracted plenty of attention - but don’t sleep on last season’s challengers or the emerging sides looking to make their mark.

Mark Ashcroft returns to the touchline this weekend as National League Rugby begins another season.

With the National League Rugby season just 10 days away, Mark Ashcroft weighs up his opening-day options and the stories waiting to unfold.

National Two league allocation disputes show why RFU governance must address travel costs, sustainability and the future structure of English rugby.

A clash of rugby stalwarts and ambitious new challengers awaits as Birmingham Moseley face Oundle for a place in National One.

Birmingham Moseley look to preserve their National One status, while Tynedale, Oundle and Luctonians target a place in the third tier.

TRU and National League Rugby take a look at what is still to play for on one of the most fascinating final weekends in recent times.

A tense penultimate Saturday of the regular season in National One and National Two should bring high stakes.

The ClubberTV cameras will be at The Utilita for Blackheath vs Sale FC in National One.

Rotherham Titans vs Plymouth Albion and Sheffield vs Tynedale may grab the headlines, but other clashes will also shape final month.

With the season entering its final two months, every game is crucial as clubs compete for promotion, play-offs, and survival.

Even with only five games scheduled for this weekend, each fixture carries significance across National One and National Two.

Former Oxford Harlequins second-row reflects on Switzerland’s recent highlights as they aim to create more special moments in the Rugby Europe Championship this weekend.

With just five rounds remaining after this weekend, Round 21 could prove pivotal in shaping the season.