By Peter Creek on March 7 2010

Saracens travelled north to Headingley Carnegie on Sunday under no illusions as to the size of their task. They knew that the ‘Neegs were on a roll and were determined to put a stop to it in the Yorkshire... Read Article 

By Andy Brown on February 26 2010

Sunday sees the visit of Wasps to Headingley, with a battle that looks intriguingly poised to go either way. The rugby cognescenti will be fascinated by the match-up here, if not exactly frothing at the mouth at the thought of... Read Article 

By Martyn Horwell on February 17 2010

Although Leeds Carnegie picked up a losing bonus point, all the old failings reappeared as Leicester Tigers ground out a 14 points to 9 victory at Headingley this afternoon. Only one try separated the two sides, but the... Read Article 

By Peter Creek on February 9 2010

This weekend sees the biennial visit of the Leicester Tigers to Headingley for a crucial Guinness Premiership fixture. It is crucial for Carnegie as time, and fixtures are running out. Leeds remains tantalisingly close to 11th place and safety... Read Article 

By Andy Brown on February 1 2010

John Lennon's famous (slightly) melodic chant to emphasise the cause of Hippy peace and love in the early seventies should perhaps once again be heard in a modern context. As the team of Leeds Carnegie, having been roundly beaten by... Read Article 

By Peter Creek on January 25 2010

Leeds Carnegie entertained Bourgoin in the final game of the Amlin Cup and were subjected to a masterclass of halfback play by the visitors’ number ten Benjamin Boyet. Boyet dominated play in all areas of the field and managed... Read Article