Sale Sharks press in brief: five things we learned
Posted: Tuesday, December 18th 2018
Bristol Sport TV - Featuring Beauden Barrett
Friday, February 19th 2016
Bristol Sport TV talks exclusively to Rugby World Cup winner Beauden Barrett who explains how it felt to score the winning try in the World Cup final.
Also in this week's Bristol Sport TV:
- Bristol Flyers captain Greg Streete reflects on a tough couple of weeks for his team and his pride at seeing fellow products of the academy make the step up to the first team.
- A feature on Lando Norris' breaking a record held by Sir Jackie Stewart since 1967 on his way to the New Zealand Toyota Racing Series title.
- Goals from Bristol City WFC’s 7-1 win over QPR in the SSE FA Cup third Round.
- Bristol City Head Coach Lee Johnson previews MK Dons this weekend.
- An update on Bristol's hockey star Lily Owsley who this week picked up a unfortunate injury on international duty.
- The latest on the Ashton Gate rebuild - as glass is installed in the new boxes within the West Stand.
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