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. Henley Wanderers 6 Reading 72

4. London Irish 38 Bristol 21

Nick Kennedy returned from his England duties to score two tries as London Irish boosted their hopes of making the Guinness Premiership play-offs and the Heineken Cup.

5. Local Rugby Round-up in Berkshire

How often have you heard the old saying ‘when the going gets tough, the tough get going?’

6. Delon and Steffon Armitage up for awards

London Irish’s England internationals Delon and Steffon Armitage have both been nominated for honours in the Professional Rugby Players’ Association awards.

7. Reading 45 Wallingford 12

Reading claimed their promotion play-off place against Newton Abbott, but a 60th-minute red card for flanker Dan Phillips (pictured) partly spoilt their day.

8. Jon Auld gets the nod for Reading in play-offs

Reading go into tomorrow’s South West Division 2 play-off battle against Newton Abbott without loose-head prop Richard Pryor.

9. Mike Catt and Bob Casey back for London Irish

Skipper Bob Casey and player/coach Mike Catt have given London Irish a huge lift by declaring themselves fit for tomorrow’s crunch Guinness Premiership showdown at Worcester Warriors.

10. Super Seru secures promotion for Reading

A moment of brilliance from wing Seru Niubasaga was enough to see Reading win their South West Division 2 play-off.