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  • Six Nations and Netflix join forces for docu-series ahead of Championship

    January 12, 2023

    The Six Nations and Netflix have entered a partnership to produce a series based on the 2023 Championship, which begins next month. The news, which was exclusively revealed by Morning Wire in October, will see fans taken into the world of Six Nations rugby and cover behind-the-scenes moments. Netflix announced the project alongside a second [...]

  • Ed Warner: The row over sport banning Russian players will be even bigger in 2023

    January 12, 2023

    Wimbledon will be here before we know it. Expect the debate about banning Russian and Belorussian stars to start soon. The tug of war over the two bellicose nations’ participation at next year’s Paris Olympics and Paralympics has already begun. Schisms within sports and between their leaders and politicians are inevitable. Last year, backed (or [...]

  • English rugby attendances reach season high, but there’s more to do

    January 3, 2023

    Attendances in rugby union’s English Premiership reached a season high across the New Year weekend, when five games saw an average crowd of 13,160. Gloucester Rugby’s low-scoring 8-6 win over London Irish sold more than 16,000 tickets, while Bath, Saracens and Northampton Saints claimed sell-outs too. Sale Sharks did not sell out at the weekend [...]

  • Best of 2022: What can England Rugby learn from the Lionesses?

    January 1, 2023

    After the success of the Lionesses, Morning Wire looked at what rugby can learn from women’s football as England look to host the 2025 Rugby World Cup. Article originally published 9 August 2022. The iconic Chloe Kelly goal celebration, the record attendance for a final, success on home soil; England Women’s Euro 2022 victory felt [...]

  • 2023 sport schedule: What is there to look forward to?

    January 1, 2023

    The year has hardly begun but the sport is coming thick and fast. Rugby, football and cricket all have World Cups while other sports continue to build on the foundations laid after the Covid-19 pandemic. Take a look at the Morning Wire sports schedule for 2023. January Darts (3rd): A new Darts World Championships winner [...]

  • Ollie Phillips: My Premiership team of 2022

    December 30, 2022

    While many have taken the final week of the year to look at their best Premiership XV of the season so far, I have used this week to ponder over my XV of the entire calendar year. The last 12 months have seen Leicester win the Premiership, Saracens surge back into contention and some traditionally [...]

  • Sport business predictions for 2023 with Deloitte’s Tim Bridge

    December 28, 2022

    Deloitte’s Tim Bridge looks back on the last 12 months and makes his sport business predictions for 2023. The final whistle of the men’s football World Cup concluded an epic year for sport which included the Winter Olympics, the Commonwealth Games, the Women’s Euros, the Rugby League World Cup, as well as women’s World Cups [...]

  • Best of 2022: Six Nations rugby in talks with Netflix over series

    December 27, 2022

    In October a Morning Wire exclusive revealed talks between streaming giant Netflix and the Six Nations over a documentary series for the 2023 tournament. Article originally published on 19 October 2022. Six Nations chiefs are hoping to develop their fanbase through a new series set to be shown on streaming site Netflix. Rugby bosses have [...]

  • Best of 2022: Australia ready for green and gold decade of sport

    December 26, 2022

    Australia is on course to be a major sporting player over the next decade. Morning Wire took a look at why that is and what’s at stake politically for the country. Article originally published 15 August 2022. The sun-kissed nation of Australia is about to embark on a decade-long installation as the centre for world [...]

  • A year in sport: The big moments from 2022’s sporting calendar

    December 25, 2022

    It’s been a monumental year for sport both on British shores and further afield. Take a look at some of the year’s biggest moments ahead of another year of exhilarating action. January Cricket: Ashes series concludes with 4-0 defeat for England. The result would extend England’s winless run in Australia to 15 matches and mark [...]

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