Rob Hemingway

Jan 9, 2025 | tntsports.co.uk | Rob Hemingway

On December 7, Newcastle United lost 4-2 away at Brentford to slip to 12th in the Premier League. It was a result that meant the Toon had won just twice in 11 top-flight games, and saw Eddie Howe address fan frustrations around his side. "It is always difficult to face the supporters when you haven’t delivered what you want to give them," he said. "You want to make them proud and feel elated, you want to give them all the opposite emotions of what they were feeling today.

Dec 5, 2024 | eurosport.com | Rob Hemingway

What is your diagnosis of England's autumn results? Ben Kay: Terrible results, but I think you’ve got to take that with a bit of a pinch of salt to the level of pressure Steve Borthwick’s now under, because England were within a second of winning [against New Zealand], George Ford kicks either of those kicks or doesn’t miss the tackle, they win the game, Maro Itoje doesn’t fumble the kick-off, they win against Australia.

Dec 3, 2024 | eurosport.com | Rob Hemingway

Ex-England scrum-half Danny Care has been providing insight and analysis for TNT Sports throughout the 2024 Autumn Nations Series. Here is his final column of the series, in which he talks about his words on Eddie Jones, and what Andy Farrell might do with the Lions. Watch and stream the Gallagher Premiership season live on TNT Sports and discovery+England's Six Nations bolter? The Christmas period comes around really quickly and before you know it, the Six Nations is upon us.

Nov 28, 2024 | eurosport.com | Rob Hemingway

Courtney Lawes retired from international duty with England after the 2023 World Cup, and now plays in France for Brive. The 105-cap forward has been providing expert analysis for TNT Sports during the Autumn Nations Series, and after England's campaign came to an end last weekend, the 35-year-old has shared his thoughts on why Steve Borthwick's side haven't quite clicked during this campaign, the emergence of Chandler Cunningham-South, and his own Lions ambitions...

Nov 23, 2024 | eurosport.com | Rob Hemingway

Women's heat #1We're up and running with:Ellesse Andrews (New Zealand)Alla Biletska (Ukraine)Steffie van der Peet (Netherlands)Only one goes through here, and we've got an early move from Steffie van der Peet. Olympic champion Ellesse Andrews caught in the middle and Van der Peet takes it up. Round comes Andrews and a little extra acceleration is all she needs to take her through to the semi-finals. She had a clear bike length by the line.