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Match Round-up: Exeter Chiefs vs Trailfinders Women

Trailfinders fought valiantly against a strong Exeter side who deny them points on the road.

Meg Jones kicked off the action sending the ball into the home side’s 22. Chiefs gathered and kicked into touch for a Trailfinders line out on the fifty-metre line.

After throwing their own line out, the Chiefs went through the phases in Trailfinders’ half. A penalty was awarded by Richard Gordon the referee for a high tackle from the visitors and Chiefs kicked to the corner for a line out on the edge of the 22.

Chiefs had another line out, this time five metres out and hit the driving maul hard for the opening score of the game. The conversion by Liv McGoverne was successful.

Back on the attack, Trailfinders were awarded a penalty for the home side not rolling away. Jones put the nudge towards the corner for a line out in Exeter’s 22.

Trailfinders hit the driving maul then spread the ball out wide to the backs. Yet, strong defensive pressure from the home side saw Trailfinders lose the ball forward.

Chiefs had another line out but a fantastic steal from Maia Roos gave Trailfinders the ball once more. J0nes moved quickly and put boot to ball to send the team down field back into Exeter’s 22.

Trailfinders stole the ball once more after Chiefs’ line out and found attacking phases ten metres out from the try line. Playing with advantage, Trailfinders continued to carry through the forwards. After several phases, the attacking play was fruitful. Alana Borland got over the line for the first Trailfinders try. Niamh Gallagher added the extras.

The home side responded fiercely with their own attacking phases in Trailfinders’ 22. The women in black drove through short range and secured a second try in their persistent efforts. The conversion was successful by McGoverne.

A penalty was awarded to Trailfinders and Jones sent the ball down field for Georgia Ponsonby to send a long ball to Maia Roos in the air. The women in yellow spread the ball out wide to the left wing and once again secured another penalty from the home side’s ill-discipline. Yet, a knock-on from the visitors saw Trailfinders’ offensive effort halted for the time being.

A scrum penalty reinstated Trailfinders’ attacking opportunity however. Jones kicked to the corner for a five metre line out. But a not straight throw meant that the forwards reset for a five metre scrum.

Claudia Maloney-MacDonald made a break through the centre of the field in Trailfinders’ 22, giving her side an attacking foundation. But Trailfinders’ defensive pressure saw the Chiefs throw a forward pass, leading to a Trailfinders scrum. The women in yellow won the scrum and Jones sent the ball down field once again.

Kate Zackary threw the ball inside to Abi Burton who stormed through the Chiefs defence. But Chiefs managed to get turnover ball and ran it back down field as time in the first half dwindled.

A score for the home side just before half-time gave them scoreboard advantage heading into the changing rooms.

Half-time: Exeter Chiefs 21-7 Trailfinders Women

Alex Tessier kicked off the second half but the ball was cleanly gathered by her Canadian international teammate Claire Gallagher who also put boot to ball.

Trailfinders contained Exeter’s attack within the centre of the field until they conceded a penalty which Tessier kicked into touch.

Chiefs piled into the maul but the ball went forward after it came out of the back of the maul. Yet, Exeter were playing with advantage. Richard Gordon marched the players back for Alex Tessier to kick the ball into the corner. A quick passage of play set the Chiefs up for their bonus-point try. The kick from McGoverne went wide of the posts.

Trailfinders were not to be deterred and went through offensive phases of their own. Yet, Cassandra Tuffnail was shown a yellow card for penalising in Exeter’s 22.

Trailfinders reset and stole Exeter’s line out. Yet, a loose passage of play saw Exeter with ball in hand once more.

Borland continued to impress in the air as she stole yet another line out from a Chiefs throw-in. It set up the attacking platform for the women in yellow. However, Chiefs regathered the ball and sent it into the stands to clear their lines.

Ponsonby had the ball for a shorter line out throw to Rachel Malcolm. The ball went out to the backs allowing the forwards to shift into their offensive positions. Chiefs remained valiant in defence. Trailfinders played with advantage and Jones opted to kick the ball to the corner.

The women in yellow drove the ball forward, Gordon’s arm out for the visitors to play with advantage. Trailfinders reset with a kick from Jones for Ponsonby to throw another line out.

Exeter continued to concede penalties in defence as Trailfinders looked to move the ball from short range. Chiefs conceded another penalty and Richard Gordon issued a warning to Emily Robinson the Exeter skipper for her team’s ill-discipline.

Trailfinders went from the tap and go from the hands of Ponsonby and she soared over the line for the second try. N. Gallagher converted.

Chiefs quickly responded with a chip and chase, setting up Claudia Maloney-MacDonald for a try. Gabby Cantorna added the conversion for the home side.

With a full compliment returned to the field, Trailfinders looked to bounce back in the final quarter of the match.

However, the home side looked to extend their lead and scored once more from short range.

Chiefs remained ruthless in attack to score a seventh try from short range from the hands of Maisy Allen.

A scoreless final five minutes ensured that the home side secured the Round Fourteen win.

Full-time: Exeter Chiefs 47-14 Trailfinders Women

Player of the Match: Flo Robinson, Exeter Chiefs

Exeter Chiefs –

Tries: Cliodhna Moloney-MacDonald 5 20 40, Amy Rule 45, Claudia Maloney-MacDonald 60, Maisy Allen 68 73

Conversions: Liv McGoverne 6 21 40, Gabby Cantorna 62 68 74

Trailfinders Women –

Tries: Alana Borland 13, Georgia Ponsonby 58

Conversions: Niamh Gallagher 14 60

Yellow cards: Cassandra Tuffnail 49

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Lineup: Exeter Chiefs vs Trailfinders Women

Head Coach Barney Maddison names his side to face Exeter Chiefs in Round Fourteen of the PWR.

After periods of rehabilitation, Red Rose Meg Jones returns to the Trailfinders back line and Black Fern Tanya Kalounivale starts in the front row.

Kate Zackary skippers the side that travels to Sandy Park this Saturday.

The forward pack is littered with international stars.

Canadian Maya Montiel starts at loosehead with Georgia Ponsonby at hooker with her fellow Black Fern Kalounivale at tighthead.

The engine room sees the Black Fern duo of Maia Roos and Alana Borland start.

Joining captain Zackary in the back row is Scottish international Rachel Malcolm and Red Rose Abi Burton.

In the halfbacks, Brooke Bradley starts at scrum-half with Claire Gallagher making a return at ten.

On the wings are Vicky Laflin and Grace White.

Jones is joined by Welsh international Carys Cox in the centres. Round Thirteen Player of the Match against Leicester Tigers Niamh Gallagher starts at fullback.

Maddison names a 5-3 bench split with the inclusions of Alivia Leatherman, Emma Wassell, and Emma Uren.

Kick-off is at 12:30pm on Saturday 14 March.

Watch live on BBC iPlayer.

Starting XV:

15. Niamh Gallagher

14. Grace White

13. Meg Jones

12. Carys Cox

11. Vicky Laflin

10. Claire Gallagher

9. Brooke Bradley

1. Maya Montiel

2. Georgia Ponsonby

3. Tanya Kalounivale

4. Maia Roos

5. Alana Borland

6. Rachel Malcolm

7. Kate Zackary (C)

8. Abi Burton

Replacements:

16. Cris Blanco

17. Alivia Leatherman

18. Cassandra Tuffnail

19. Emma Wassell

20. Haidee Head

21. Ella Amory

22. Rosie Inman

23. Emma Uren

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Trailfinders celebrate International Women’s Day

Throughout the week leading up to International Women’s Day, Trailfinders will be celebrating the on and off-field female talent at the Club.

In the run-up to International Women’s Day 2026 on Sunday 8 March, Trailfinders will be shining a light on the stories of women from across the organisation.

From the playing group, to the team manager, the commercial team and media, this week will highlight the female talent we have at Trailfinders as part of this year’s International Women’s Day celebration.

In addition, we’ll also be working with club sponsor, Strong Pilates, and Bobo Social, for a feel-good morning of activity and networking later this week.

Make sure you’re following our social platforms to stay updated with our International Women’s Day celebrations.

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Match Round-up: Leicester Tigers vs Trailfinders Women

Trailfinders Women secure a bonus-point win at Mattioli Woods Welford Road.

Trailfinders started fast, gaining metres in Leicester’s half. An offside penalty by the home side gave Niamh Gallagher the opportunity to kick to the corner. A successful line out and driving maul gave the women in yellow further momentum but a turnover ball gave the home side possession.

A contest in the midfield unfolded but a missed pass from the back of the Leicester maul gave Trailfinders the opportunity to press forward. Isla Norman-Bell fed the ball into the Trailfinders scrum but an early engage from the visitors gave Leicester the ball.

Trailfinders were not to be deterred in attack. Another driving maul gave Trailfinders yards and the second time proved effective as they came away with points. Cassandra Tuffnail scored the opening try and Niamh Gallagher added the extras.

Tigers responded quickly as inside centre Jemima McCalman broke through the field to score under the posts. Tess Feury slotted the conversion to level the scoreboard.

Trailfinders found attacking flow in Leicester’s half, recycling the ball quickly from the breakdown. But the Tigers defence stayed firm and led to a knock-on from the women in yellow.

The home side gained metres as Trailfinders conceded penalties. Feury kicked to the corner for a five metre line out. From short range, the home side etched towards the try line. Yet, Trailfinders were valiant in defence and held Tigers up over the tryline.

Leicester were set on scoring and did so from short range as their hooker Micke Gunter scored the home side’s second try. The conversion was unsuccessful.

Back in Leicester’s 22, Trailfinders won a scrum penalty and opted for the tap and go. The women in yellow formed a maul and drove the ball over the try line. Tuffnail was the recipient once more. Gallagher slotted the conversion to take the lead once more.

Niamh Gallagher made magic happen as she broke through the Tigers defence, stepping defenders to score from thirty metres out under the posts. She slotted her own kick.

Half-time: Leicester Tigers 12-21 Trailfinders Women

The home side started strong and earned territory in Trailfinders’ 22. But Tigers knocked the ball on and Trailfinders were awarded a scrum.

Niamh Swailes made a huge tackle in Trailfinders’ half to force a knock-on from Tigers, giving the women in yellow a scrum. From the back of the scrum, Norman-Bell got the ball out to Gallagher who kicked a 50:22.

Emma Wassell cleanly gathered the line out ball and Trailfinders mauled forward until the referee brought the players back for a penalty after a Leicester infringement. Gallagher kicked to the corner. Trailfinders had a maul and thinking that Tigers had pulled it down, the referee ruled in the home side’s favour instead.

Leicester spilt the ball forward in their own 22 giving Trailfinders another attacking opportunity. After going through the phases from short range, Trailfinders eventually got over the line for a bonus-point score from the hands of Emma Wassell. Gallagher converted the extras.

Down to fourteen players after the referee showed Grace White a yellow card, Trailfinders were determined to hold their lead on the scoreboard. Yet, a forward pass from the women in yellow gave Tigers a scrum.

After coming onto the field for her PWR debut, Hayley Jones tapped and went five metres out, setting up the platform for Annabel Meta to score the fifth try. Gallagher slotted the extras.

Trailfinders moved towards the line once more, with an inside ball from Ella Amory to Hayley Jones but the Tigers defence regrouped and held Trailfinders up over the tryline.

The wave of Trailfinders attack continued however and the ball was stripped out to the left wing and Brooke Bradley scored in the corner.

But the home side were not to be silenced in the final moments of the match. Georgie Lingham broke through Trailfinders’ defence to score their third try. Feury slotted the conversion to end the match.

Full-time: Leicester Tigers 19-40 Trailfinders Women

Player of the Match: Niamh Gallagher

Leicester Tigers:

Tries – Jemima McCalman 15, Micke Gunter 30, Georgie Lingham 80

Conversions – Tess Feury 15 80

Trailfinders Women:

Tries – Cassandra Tuffnail 14 34, Niamh Gallagher 40, Emma Wassell 57, Annabel Meta 73, Brooke Bradley 79

Conversions – Niamh Gallagher 14 35 40 57 73

Yellow card: Grace White

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Lineup: Leicester Tigers vs Trailfinders Women

Head Coach Barney Maddison has named his Trailfinders Women side to face Leicester Tigers at Mattioli Woods Welford Road.

Maddison has made ten changes to his squad this weekend to face Leicester Tigers.

Red Rose Abi Burton skippers the squad to face the East Midlands outfit in Round Twelve. Alongside her in the back row is Emma Taylor and Sally Williams. Williams starts for the first time this season after returning from an ACL injury.

A changed front row sees Alivia Leatherman starting at loosehead, Cassandra Tuffnail at tighthead, with Niamh Swailes at hooker.

Emma Wassell makes her first appearance in the starting XV after making her Club debut off the bench last weekend. She joins Shy Pinnock in the engine room.

Isla Norman-Bell retains her place at scrum-half. Ella Amory joins her in the halfbacks at fly-half.

Lining up in the centres are Jess Cooksey and Emma Uren.

Grace White returns to the right wing with Rosie Inman on the left. Niamh Gallagher starts at fullback to complete the back three.

Maddison names a 5-3 split on the bench with the inclusions of Trailfinders Academy products Hayley Jones and Annabel Meta.

The players will be wearing yellow ribbons in their hair this weekend to honour the passing of Ellie Boatman’s mother Rhona.

Kick-off is at 13:15, Saturday 21 February at Mattioli Woods Welford Road.

Watch the game live on YouTube.

Starting XV:

15. Niamh Gallagher

14. Grace White

13. Emma Uren

12. Jess Cooksey

11. Rosie Inman

10. Ella Amory

9. Isla Norman-Bell

1. Alivia Leatherman

2. Niamh Swailes

3. Cassandra Tuffnail

4. Emma Wassell

5. Shya Pinnock

6. Emma Taylor

7. Sally Williams

8. Abi Burton (C)

Replacements:

16. Hayley Jones

17. Annabel Meta

18. Maya Montiel

19. Cara Brincat

20. Haidee Head

21. Brooke Bradley

22. Vicky Laflin

23. Ellie Boatman

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PWR Press Conference: Barney Maddison and Celia Quansah

In the lead-up to Round Twelve of The PWR, Head Coach Barney Maddison and winger Celia Quansah answered questions from the press.

Trailfinders Women head to Welford Road this Saturday to face the challenge of Leicester Tigers.

When asked about recent results, Maddison said:

“We’ve taken some good learnings from these games and we’ve had a couple of good, hard training weeks so i’m hoping that the things we’ve been practicing in the week translate on to the pitch against Tigers.”

When asked about the prospect of facing Leicester Tigers, Quansah said:

“They’ve definitely been building throughout the season and have been putting in better performances week-in week-out.”

Maddison added:

“It’s a massive game for us, we’ll treat this like we would any other fixture. We go in to every game with the mindset that if we get our performance right then the result will naturally follow.”

When asked about the table, Maddison said:

“We’re still in a good position and want to push for top four. Every game we play from now is going to be crucial in achieving that and this weekend is about trying to get points.”

Quansah added:

“We have such an incredible team. We’ve lost a couple of players to injury but with every teamsheet that comes out you can see our squad depth. We can 100% finish the season in the top four and that’s still something that we’re very much pushing for.”

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Match Round-up: Trailfinders Women vs Sale Sharks Women

Trailfinders Women secure two losing-bonus points against Sale Sharks in Round Eleven of the PWR.

An early knock-on from Trailfinders gave the visitors the upper hand in attack in the opening seconds of the match until they split the ball forward for a Trailfinders scrum.

Sharks won the scrum and continued to go through the phases in the opening minutes of the match. But Trailfinders remained strong in defence and were awarded another scrum. The women in green held the scrum and scrum-half Isla Norman-Bell sent the ball downfield with a boot to ball with a Trailfinders chase.

After gathering the returned kick from Sale, Trailfinders ran the ball down field, taking the ball further into Sale’s half. But the visitors defended well and forced a Trailfinders error to be awarded a scrum of their own.

Sale kicked to the corner after being awarded a scrum penalty but after the visitors gathered from the line out, Trailfinders disrupted their flow and were awarded another scrum.

A break from Alana Borland put the home side on the front foot. She passed outside to Cris Blanco who was in support but the visitors remained calm in defence and caused Trailfinders to spill the ball forward.

Another attacking opportunity arose for Trailfinders: Cassandra Tuffnail carried through the Sale defence and offloaded to Niamh Gallagher who carried the ball into contact. Playing with the advantage, Sale conceded several penalties which gave Trailfinders a scrum five metres out for the try area.

As Trailfinders pushed forward and drew a penalty advantage from the scrum, referee Andy Wigley awarded the home side a penalty try for Sale’s infringement. The home side secured the first points after fifteen minutes. Wigley sent Sophie Benavent to the sin bin for the infringement.

Determined not to let the numerical advantage deter them, Sale Sharks found attacking flow in Trailfinders’ half. Yet, the women in green remained relentless in defence.

After struggling to go forward, Sale whipped the ball outside onto the wing for Asia Hogan-Rochester to run the ball in. The conversion was successful for Lizzie Duffy to level the score.

Sale spilt the ball forward from the restart giving Trailfinders a scrum in Sale’s half.

With the yellow card to Benavent finished, the home side were back to fifteen players. A scrum hold from Trailfinders set the attacking platform for the home side. Trailfinders’ backline broke down the lefthand channel until the forwards took hold of the ball to get their second try from the hands of Cris Blanco.

Sale fought back and were patient with their phases. The visitors were fruitful and scored their second try from the hands of Katie Childs. Duffy was successful with the conversion.

Trailfinders found themselves on the front foot as the clock ran closer to half-time, driving the ball forward from the maul. But the pressure from the visitors caused the women in green to spill the ball forward.

The home side won another penalty after Sale’s repeated infringements in their half. Referee Wigley showed another yellow card to Sale, this time to loosehead prop Tysh Harper.

Norman-Bell slotted the ball into the corner for a five metre lineout. Blanco peeled off the back of the ball to score in the left hand corner just before half-time. Niamh Gallagher slotted the extras to give Trailfinders the lead at half-time.

Half-time: Trailfinders Women 19-14 Sale Sharks Women

Trailfinders came out from the break with attacking intent. Norman-Bell got taken out so Wigley awarded Trailfinders another penalty. N. Gallagher nudged the ball towards the corner.

A huge carry from Grace Moore won the women in green metres after they secured the lineout. Alivia Leatherman had her hands on the ball and secured the home side the bonus-point try just minutes into the second half.

Sale had a five metre lineout of their own shortly after and answered back with a try from the maul. Brittany Hogan scored the visitor’s third try and Duffy continued her successful conversion rate after slotting the extras.

A strong midfield contest by both sides eventually went in the favour of the home side. The women in green edged forward in attack until Georgia Ponsonby forced her way over the try line for another try. N. Gallagher slotted the conversion.

Sharks responded shortly after from close range and Amy Cockayne scored the fourth try for the visitors. Duffy slotted the conversion.

Down to thirteen players after the referee had shown Kate Zackary and Annabel Meta yellow cards in the final quarter, Trailfinders held the scrum after Leatherman returned to the field for Meta.

Yet, a charge down from Sale gave the visitors an attacking opportunity. Charlotte Fray scored in the left hand corner for Sale. A chase down from Vicky Laflin and Carys Cox put pressure on Duffy who missed her first conversion of the match.

Two-points behind Sale with nine minutes to go, Trailfinders fought hard to obtain the upper hand despite the numerical disadvantage.

Trailfinders found attacking flow in Sale’s half, carrying the ball into contact as time on the clock dwindled. Yet, a tackle on Trailfinders caused the women in green to spill the ball.

With the Trailfinders crowd in full voice, the women in green still had an opportunity to claw back the two-point deficit. With the full compliment returned to the field, Trailfinders had an attacking line out just past the halfway line.

Yet, a handling error from Trailfinders set the Sharks up for a kick chase in their own half and were eventually awarded a penalty. Duffy kicked to the corner. Trailfinders piled into the maul to stop Sale’s forward momentum.

However, another slip in Trailfinders’ discipline gave the visitors another penalty. Duffy opted to kick for the posts and slotted the penalty to give the visitors the win.

Full-time: Trailfinders Women 31-36 Sale Sharks Women

Trailfinders Women –

Tries: Cris Blanco 31 40, Alivia Leatherman 41, Georgia Ponsonby 55

Conversions: Niamh Gallagher 40 56

Penalty tries: 16

Yellow cards: Kate Zackary 61, Annabel Meta 68

Sale Sharks Women –

Tries: Asia Hogan-Rochester 23, Katie Childs 37, Brittany Hogan 46, Amy Cockayne 61, Charlotte Fray 70

Conversions: Lizzie Duffy 23 37 46 61

Penalty: Lizzie Duffy 80

Yellow cards: Sophie Benavent 16, Tysh Harper 38

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Lineup: Trailfinders Women vs Sale Sharks Women

Head Coach Barney Maddison has named his Trailfinders Women side for the Valentine’s Day fixture against Sale Sharks.

Maddison has made five changes to his squad this weekend to face the Sharks.

Rachel Malcom is named as co-captain and starts at openside flanker in the Round Eleven fixture. Kate Zackary has been named as the other co-captain though she starts on the bench this weekend.

Maddison names a changed front row. Alivia Leatherman remains at loosehead but Cassandra Tuffnail joins her at tighthead with Cris Blanco at hooker.

In the engine room, Shy Pinnock links up with Maia Roos.

Alana Borland moves into the back row to join the skipper Malcolm. Grace Moore starts at number eight.

GB7s star Isla Norman-Bell comes in at scrum-half to join Canadian international Claire Gallagher in the halfbacks.

Jess Cooksey starts at inside centre after a strong impact from the bench last weekend against Bristol Bears.

The back three boasts three GB7s stars: Emma Uren at outside centre, Celia Quansah on the left wing, and Vicky Laflin on the right wing.

Niamh Gallagher completes the starting XV at fullback.

Maddison names a 6-2 split on the bench with the inclusions of Georgia Ponsonby, Abi Burton, and Carys Cox. Emma Wassell is also set to make her Club debut this weekend on home soil as she is named in the matchday squad for the first time this season.

Kick-off is at 15:00, Saturday 14 February at Trailfinders Sports Club.

Watch the game live on YouTube.

Starting XV:

15. Niamh Gallagher

14. Vicky Laflin

13. Emma Uren

12. Jess Cooksey

11. Celia Quansah

10. Claire Gallagher

9. Isla Norman-Bell

1. Alivia Leatherman

2. Cris Blanco

3. Cassandra Tuffnail

4. Shya Pinnock

5. Maia Roos

6. Alana Borland

7. Rachel Malcolm (cc)

8. Grace Moore

Replacements:

16. Georgia Ponsonby

17. Annabel Meta

18. Maya Montiel

19. Emma Wassell

20. Abi Burton

21. Kate Zackary (cc)

22. Carys Cox

23. Ella Amory

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PWR Press Conference: Barney Maddison and Niamh Gallagher

Ahead of Round Eleven in the PWR, Head Coach Barney Maddison and fullback Niamh Gallagher answered questions from the press.

Trailfinders Women face Sale Sharks Women this weekend in Round Eleven of the PWR. Maddison and Gallagher spoke to the press ahead of the Valentine’s Day fixture.

When asked about how he thought the season was unfolding so far for Trailfinders, Maddison said:

‘What the results show is exactly how competitive this league is and I think on anyone’s day, everyone can beat each other. We’ve had a couple of really close results and a couple of them could have swung the other way. The results just shows how competitive this league is and that’s probably why it’s the best women’s rugby league in the world in my opinion.’

Niamh Gallagher added:

‘You can see how the league has become tighter over the last few years, especially this season. It’s way more competitive now than it ever has been.’

When asked about the upcoming game against seventh place Sale Sharks this weekend, Maddison said:

‘Obviously we’ve had a couple of really close games. Every game is going to count massively now and picking up any kind of point whether it’s home or away is huge.

‘It’s another massive game against Sale. They’ve had some really close results as well over the past couple of weeks. Again, they obviously played in really tough conditions last Saturday as well against Gloucester-Hartpury. It’s going to be a massive game.’

Last weekend, Niamh Gallagher slotted the conversion that levelled the result against Bristol and gave Trailfinders a draw after clawing back a first half deficit. The fullback offered her thoughts on her performance against the Bears:

‘We had a lot to do to come back in the second half against Bristol. I was proud of the kick in performance in that game against Bristol to make sure we got the three points in the end. We came out fighting and just going into Sale, we need to bring that fighting from when the whistle goes at the beginning of the game.’

Ahead of this weekend’s game against Sale, Gallagher added:

‘I think just sticking to the game plan, playing heads up rugby, seeing what’s in front will be important in this game. You don’t know what they’re going to bring. But it’s just about playing in the right areas of the pitch.’

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Pitch-side dining: Win a Valentine’s Day experience!

Win the Ultimate Valentine’s Day Experience – Pitch-Side Dining with Rugby’s Best!

This Valentine’s Day, we’re offering one lucky couple an exclusive matchday experience they’ll never forget. One couple will enjoy an intimate pitch-side dinner for two at the Trailfinders Women vs Sale Sharks Women rugby match on 14th February.

The competition offers a front-row view of the field and an atmosphere you can only experience on match-day. Enjoy your meal as the excitement builds for kick-off, and celebrate love and rugby in style.

The competition can be entered through our Instagram: Trailfinders Women (@trailfinderswomen) • Instagram photos and videos

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