National League 1

It’s the final run in and teams across England are lining up for a final push to get them promotion. The RFU National Leagues cover the whole of the country, from Tynedale to Plymouth.

Birmingham Moseley come into their crucial home fixture with Esher in Round 26 on the back of successive victories in National One.

Chris Johnson kicked five penalties in a fine individual performance as he guided Huddersfield to a vital win against Tynedale.

After falling to a narrow defeat against Wales in Round Three of the Six Nations, their clash with Italy provided a more successful evening for England’s U20s.

Ampthill and District have moved five points clear at the top of National One following a bonus-point win over title rivals Old Elthamians

On Saturday, Old Elthamians take on Ampthill and District in a huge clash which could have a significant impact on the title race in National One.

Birmingham Moseley scored five tries as they beat Loughborough Students to move to within three points of safety in National One.

Loughborough Students’ trip to Birmingham Moseley in Round 24 arguably falls under the category of ‘crucial’ as both sides bid to avoid relegation from National One.

There may have only been 13 fixtures across the National Leagues on the weekend, but there was no shortage of entertainment in all three divisions.

This weekend, we have a round of rescheduled National League fixtures following postponements from earlier in the campaign.

Current USA Sevens head coach and Old Elthamians Academy director Mike Friday chatted to TRU about the growing partnership with St Mary's University.

Sale FC narrowly beat Birmingham Moseley to distance themselves further from the relegation places in National One.

Sale FC and Birmingham Moseley may well have highlighted the importance of their upcoming fixture this weekend as both sides prepare to meet at the CorpAcq Stadium.

It was a clean sweep for the promotion candidates in National One as the leading pack made no mistake in Round 22.

Old Elthamians can extend their advantage at the top of National One if they beat Chinnor on Saturday afternoon at College Meadow.

Thirteen matches were postponed across the National Leagues in Round 21, but in all three divisions, there were still plenty of talking points on a weather affected weekend.

Both Esher and Bishop’s Stortford will want to enhance their respective survival bids when the two sides meet on Saturday in National One.

Old Elthamians became the latest team to move to the summit of National One after securing a bonus-point victory against Sale FC in Round 20.

Both Blackheath and Rosslyn Park will be looking to return to winning ways in National One this weekend when the two promotion rivals collide at the Rock.

Ampthill and District moved to the summit of National One following a narrow win over promotion rivals Blackheath.