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RBS 6 NATIONS 2012 Fixtures
SAT - 4TH FEB 12
14:30 France vs Italy
17:00 Scotland vs England
SUN - 5TH FEB 12
15:00 Ireland vs Wales
SAT - 11TH FEB 12
16:00 Italy vs England
20:00 France vs Ireland
SUN - 12TH FEB 12
15:00 Wales vs Scotland
SAT - 25TH FEB 12
13:30 Ireland vs Italy
16:00 England vs Wales
SUN - 26TH FEB 12
15:00 Scotland vs France
SAT - 10TH MAR 12
14:30 Wales vs Italy
17:00 Ireland vs Scotland
SUN - 11TH MAR 12
15:00 France vs England
SAT - 17TH MAR 12
12:30 Italy vs Scotland
14:45 Wales vs France
17:00 England vs Ireland
GQ FRANCE - FEB 2012
GQ Man Of The Year 2011, Paris
European Challenge Cup
Agen 62 - 7 Rugby Club La Vila
Sale Sharks 9 - 19 Brive
Aviva Premiership - Ashton signs for Saracens after row
England wing Chris Ashton has signed for Saracens from the start of next season after a falling out with current Aviva Premiership club Northampton Saints.
Reigning English champions Saracens stated that he had signed a "long-term contract". It ends weeks of speculation surrounding Ashton's future. He joined Northampton from Wigan rugby league club and featured in England's failed World Cup campaign last autumn.In a brief statement, Saracens said: "Chris Ashton has signed a long-term contract with Saracens, and the England wing will join the North London club at the start of the 2012/13 season." A club spokesman added: "We are obviously especially delighted, but for now, Chris remains a Northampton player. Out of respect for Saints, Saracens will not make any further comment on the matter."
There is speculation that 24-year-old Ashton will be left out of the Northampton side for their Heineken Cup clash against Munster in Milton Keynes on Saturday. It has been reported that Ashton's relationship with Saints rugby director Jim Mallinder has deteriorated. Ashton, who only recently returned to action following a four-week suspension, played against the Scarlets last weekend and he is expected to retain his England place in their Six Nations opener against Scotland at Murrayfield on February 4.
Wigan-born Ashton has established a reputation as one of world rugby's deadliest finishers. He has scored 15 tries for England in just 18 appearances, including four against Italy at Twickenham during last season's Six Nations tournament, while his Northampton record is just as impressive. Since joining Saints in 2007, he has amassed 90 tries from 106 games. That tally includes a National League One record 39 touch-downs in the 2007/08 season, and 30 from 46 Premiership starts.
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European Cup
Gloucester Rugby 34 - 24 Toulouse
Connacht 9 - 8 Harlequins
European Cup
Clermont 19 - 15 Ulster
Leicester Tigers 33 - 6 Aironi Rugby
Leinster 25 - 3 Montpellier
Bath Rugby 23 - 18 Glasgow Warriors
European Challenge Cup
Exeter Chiefs 31 - 14 Perpignan
Newport Gwent Dragons 45 - 16 I Cavalieri Prato
Lyon 21 - 13 Newcastle Falcons
Petrarca Rugby 6 - 50 Toulon
LIVE H CUP: Northampton Saints v Munster
European Cup
Edinburgh Rugby 34 - 11 London Irish
Cardiff Blues 36 - 30 Racing Métro
Biarritz 36 - 5 Ospreys
Benetton Treviso 20 - 26 Saracens
Castres 13 - 16 Scarlets
Northampton 36 - 51 Munster
European Challenge Cup
London Wasps 36 - 13 Bordeaux-Begles
Bayonne 92 - 6 Rugby Rovigo
Stade Francais 33 - 10 Worcester Warriors