England’s coaching drama concludes as Wales’ Ffion Lewis makes a comeback after 20 months away from the game
Cardiff: So, it’s been quite the day in rugby! The coaching saga with England has finally wrapped up. Felix Jones has officially stepped down as the defence coach. He had been on the staff since August but was stuck in a notice period. Now, he’s out, and Joe El-Abd has taken over. It’s a big change, and everyone’s curious about how the team will adapt.
On a brighter note, Ffion Lewis is back! The Wales Women scrum-half has been out for 20 months due to a knee injury. She’s finally making her return with the Bristol Bears. It’s been a long road for her, and she’s excited to be back on the pitch. She’ll be on the bench for their game against Sale Sharks this Sunday. What a comeback!
And let’s not forget about Dan Lydiate, who’s hitting a major milestone this weekend. He’ll be making his 100th appearance for the Dragons. It’s a big deal, and he’s ready to face Newcastle Falcons in the Challenge Cup. The team has made some changes, and they’re looking to make a strong impression.
The Scarlets are also getting some players back just in time for their match against Black Lion. Nine players are returning to the lineup, including skipper Josh Macleod. They’re hoping to bounce back after a tough loss last week. It’s all about building momentum now.
Lastly, the Ospreys are giving a debut to Will Spencer, who’s stepping in for Adam Beard. He’s a big guy at 6ft 7in and is ready to make an impact. The team is looking to keep their winning streak alive after a solid performance last week. Exciting times ahead!