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25 Feb 2020 'No problem' with Cardiff players clashingNeil Harris has no problem with players showing "passion" after Callum Paterson and Leandro Bacuna clashed following Cardiff City's loss to Nottingham Forest.
25 Feb 2020 Josh Adams: Wales wing ruled out of Six Nations with ankle injuryJosh Adams, the 2019 World Cup's top try scorer, is ruled out of the Six Nations by an ankle injury he picked up against France.
25 Feb 2020 Cardiff suffer rare home defeat to ForestNottingham Forest moved to within three points of the automatic promotion places thanks to a notable 1-0 victory at Cardiff City.
25 Feb 2020 Toby Booth: Harlequins assistant coach to take over at OspreysOspreys name former London Irish director of rugby Toby Booth as head coach on a three-year deal from the summer of 2020.
25 Feb 2020 Liam Williams: Scarlets confirm early return of Wales full-back from SaracensScarlets confirm Wales full-back Liam Williams will be available for the remainder of the 2019-20 season.
25 Feb 2020 Grimsby Town 4-2 Newport CountyGrimsby Town came out on top of an entertaining encounter with Newport.
25 Feb 2020 Welsh Rugby Union: Governing body forced to hold EGM over clubs fundingThe Welsh Rugby Union will be forced to hold an extraordinary general meeting by clubs over the method of funding.
25 Feb 2020 Coronavirus: Six Nations games under threat and five Serie A matches to be played behind closed doorsIreland's Six Nations game against Italy in Dublin on March 7 should be postponed due to the coronavirus situation, says Irish Health Minister Simon Harris.
25 Feb 2020 Rhys Webb: Bath sign Wales scrum-half on short-term deal prior to Ospreys movePremiership side Bath sign Wales and British & Irish Lions scrum-half Rhys Webb on a deal until the end of the season.
25 Feb 2020 Newport apologise over alleged Valley Parade fire disaster abuse at Bradford gameNewport County apologise after fans allegedly mocked Bradford City over the 1985 Valley Parade fire disaster in which 56 people died.

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