Zebre review April 2024

Craggy Rugby podcast

Episode 25 of the Craggy Rugby podcast podcast, hosted by Craggy Rugby, titled "Zebre review April 2024" was published on April 22, 2024 and runs 34 minutes.

April 22, 2024 ·34m · Craggy Rugby podcast

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Summary

Connacht got a much needed bonus point win and improvement in their points difference but more importantly unearthed a new star with a brilliant display from scrum-half Matthew Devine who sparked not only a try-fest but also a more fluid and attack minded Connacht team.The Craggy Crew luxuriate in the win and we hear the post match press conference thoughts of Pete Wilkins and the aforementioned Matthew Devine. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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The Craggy Crew luxuriate in the win and we hear the post match press conference thoughts of Pete Wilkins and the aforementioned Matthew Devine.

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