1. England aces back for final charge

Delon Armitage, England’s stand-out player of the Six Nations Championship, returns for London Irish against bottom club Bristol in the Guinness Premiership at Madjeski Stadium tomorrow (3pm).

2. Winger Topsy Ojo back to face French

Topsy Ojo returns to the London Irish side for their European Challenge Cup quarter-final tie against French side  Bourgoin at Madejski Stadium.

3. Two London Irish stars are on the move

Shane Geraghty is joining Northampton Saints while James Hudson is moving to Newcastle Falcons.

4. Lily Hill men given one ‘last chance’

Bracknell RFC player-coach Chris Sheasby says his side are well and truely in last-chance saloon after they were handed a miraculous promotion lifeline on Saturday.

5. Under-17s have success on a plate

Bracknell’s Junior Colts took their unbeaten season to the next level by winning the South West Regional Plate after a hard-fought victory over Chinnor in Amersham on Sunday.

6. Henley Wanderers 6 Reading 72

7. Bracknell RFC 21 Bournemouth RFC 23

Bracknell RFC's hopes of playing in the national league next season were left in ruins on Saturday after play-off rivals Bournemouth RFC took advantage of some silly errors to steal victory at Lily Hill.

8. Bracknell RFC 109 Tadely RFC 0

Bracknell RFC fielded a mixed team of senior squad players and  destroyed a brave Tadley RFC side to secure a Berkshire Cup final spot against Redingensians RFC.

In totally outclassing Tadley, Bracknell went some way to compensating for the below-par performance against Bournemouth RFC on Saturday.

9. Redingensians RFC 14 Bracknell RFC 34

Over the course of the last two seasons, Bracknell RFC have made a habit of losing the intiative in their promotion campaigns, before winning it back against all the odds.

10. ‘Mistakes cost us,’ admits Sheasby

Bracknell RFC player/coach Chris Sheasby believes a number of his first-team players must learn to cope with big-game situations if they are ever to fulfil their potential.