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World Rugby Studios

World Rugby Studios

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  • Whistle Watch - Did the Lions loosies get away with murder?

    Whistle Watch - Did the Lions loosies get away with murder?
    Jul 23 2025
    In the latest episode of Whistle Watch, former ref Nigel Owens and former British & Irish Lion Ugo Monye cast their eyes over the first Test of the Lions' tour to Australia and examine whether the tourists got the rub of the green in Brisbane.

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    15 mins
  • Whistle Watch - Did the Springboks break the law?

    Whistle Watch - Did the Springboks break the law?
    Jul 16 2025
    Former referee Nigel Owens is joined by Ugo Monye to break down the big calls from the the latest round of fixtures from the 2025 mid-year Tests. While the Springboks were up to their old tricks in South Africa, Henry Pollock grabbed an opportunistic try for the Lions in Australia - but was any of it legal?

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    20 mins
  • Whistle Watch - Were Fiji robbed of a match-winning try in Australia?

    Whistle Watch - Were Fiji robbed of a match-winning try in Australia?
    Jul 11 2025
    Former referee Nigel Owens is joined by Ugo Monye to break down the big calls from the opening round of fixtures from the 2025 mid-year Tests. How did Australia manage the great escape? Did Will Jordan deserve a hat trick against France? And when is a tackle really a tackle? All these questions and more are answered on the latest episode of Whistle Watch.

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    39 mins
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