Owen Farrell’s late penalty propelled Saracens to a crucial win over Bath, elevating them into second place in the Premiership standings.
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In a fiercely contested match marked by physicality and strategic play, Saracens showcased their prowess early on with Tom Parton and Rotimi Segun scoring tries in a masterfully executed first half.
However, Bath rallied in the second half, with impactful contributions from their bench leading to tries from replacements Thomas du Toit and Cameron Redpath, leveling the score and setting the stage for a tense finale.
With just three minutes remaining, Farrell’s precision kick secured the narrow victory for Saracens, edging them past Bath in the league standings by a solitary point.
While Farrell’s heroics on the field captured headlines, it was his England teammate Elliot Daly who stole the spotlight post-match with a heartwarming gesture.
Upon noticing a fan’s sign requesting his shirt, Daly made a spontaneous return to the field, presenting his jersey to the delighted young supporter.
In a touching display of camaraderie between player and fan, Daly’s gesture resonated deeply, evoking tears of joy from the overwhelmed recipient who hailed Daly as his “favorite player for ages.”
5 England rugby players now making it big in business after smart investments
If they’re lucky, professionals might enjoy careers lasting about 15 years in the sport – and taking up a job as a coach or media pundit after retirement isn’t for everyone.
No sector has been left unturned by players from across all levels of the game in their investments as they seek to set themselves up for life and regain focus after hanging up their boots.
Here’s some of the most prominent rugby players to have made waves in business.
Jack Nowell
The England and Exeter Chiefs winger is the co-owner of The Swordfish Inn back in his hometown of Cornwall.
Sitting on the harbourfront, the pub has been a favourite of local fishermen, artists and visitors alike for as long as anyone cares to remember and is well-known for its rugged charm and atmosphere.
He is also a director of MUSTARD Clothing.
