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A pub with Sky TV in Wigan.
1-6 Clapgate Lane, Goose Green, Wigan, Greater Manchester, WN3 6RN View Map
01942 952 051
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https://www.freemasonsarmswigan.co.uk/index
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Mon - Thu: 13:00 - 23:00Fri - Sat: 12:00 - 00:00Sun: 12:00 - 23:00
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Programme starts at 15:05
Coverage of the match from Ashton Gate. The last meeting between these two sides proved a memorable one for the Saints and a nightmare for Bristol. Northampton ran in an incredible 14 tries as they demolished the Bears 94-33. The visitors were already 61-14 ahead at half-time before they ran in another five tries to claim a massive victory.
Programme starts at 17:30
Coverage of the Gallagher PREM Rugby match from Kingsholm. Gloucester return home for their first Premiership fixture of the season after opening their campaign away to Exeter Chiefs, while Harlequins began their campaign against Bath at the Twickenham Stoop. The Cherry & Whites will be looking to make home advantage count as they welcome Quins to Kingsholm, with both sides aiming to get their first points on the board. Gloucester have a strong home tradition and will be hoping for a fast start in front of their supporters.
Programme starts at 18:00
Coverage of the Grand Final, which takes place at Old Trafford in Manchester. While the Wire are making their fifth appearance in the showpiece match, and their first since 2018, this is the first time the Dreadnoughts have qualified for this match, and whichever team emerges triumphant will be crowned Super League champions for the first time and become just the sixth team to lift the trophy
Programme starts at 19:45
Coverage of the UEFA Nations League Group B1 match from the National Arena Todor Proeski in Skopje. Scotland travel to North Macedonia for their third group fixture, with both sides looking to strengthen their promotion challenge. Scotland have enjoyed recent success against their opponents, winning both Euro 2024 qualifying meetings, including a 3-0 victory at Hampden. The return fixture in Skopje finished 2-0 to Scotland, with Scott McTominay among the scorers. Another victory would put Scotland in a strong position with three matches still to play.
Coverage of the match from Kingston Park Stadium. The Tigers ran out 62-3 winners the last time these two sides met back in April as they demolished Newcastle thanks to 10 tries across the game. Leicester's Gabriel Hamer-Webb had a memorable game as he scored five tries in less than 55 minutes.
Programme starts at 20:00
Coverage of the semi-final matches on day six from Mattioli Arena in Leicester, which are played over the best of nine sets. This stage last year saw Luke Humphries beat Danny Noppert 5-3 in the first semi-final, before Luke Littler comfortably beat Jonny Clayton 5-1 to reach his first final at this event. Phil Taylor holds the record for the most titles at this tournament with 11 victories, while other winners include James Wade, Michael van Gerwen and Gerwyn Price
Programme starts at 15:00
Coverage of the match from StoneX Stadium. The last time these two sides met back in April ended in a memorable victory for Saracens as they came away from Sale with an incredible 85-19 win. The hosts ran in 13 tries and were already leading 38-0 at half-time before they scored another seven tries in the second period, as Saracens' Noah Caluori went over five times in the match.
Coverage of the UEFA Nations League Group A4 match from Cardiff City Stadium. Wales meet Denmark for the second time in the space of a week as the two sides contest another important Group A4 fixture. The Danes produced a memorable 4-0 victory when the nations last met at Euro 2020, but Wales will be hoping for revenge on home soil. With Portugal and Norway also competing for the top positions, the result could have a major bearing on the group standings as the league phase approaches its conclusion.
Coverage of the UEFA Nations League Group B3 match from the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Ireland face Israel for the second time in four days as the two sides meet again in the Nations League. The fixture comes at a crucial stage of the campaign, with Ireland looking to take advantage of home support and strengthen their position in the group. The nations have a competitive history, including their Euro 2020 qualifying meetings, which both ended in draws. Ireland will be targeting victory in Dublin as the promotion battle intensifies.
Coverage of the final on day seven from Mattioli Arena in Leicester, which is played over the best of 11 sets. Luke Littler claimed a comprehensive 6-1 victory over Luke Humphries in last year's showpiece match, to claim this title for the first time in his career.
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