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Prem team of the season: from teen with a sky-high ceiling to a stat-topping No 8

The Guardian UK Friday 05 June 2026, 08:54 UTC By Robert Kitson 1 min read
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The league has been a launchpad for players such as Noah Caluori while showcasing the best English rugby has to offerThe final round of the regular Prem season is nigh, with the playoffs yet to come. Here is the Guardian’s 2025-26 team of the season with players needing to have appeared in at least nine league fixtures to get the nod.

The league has been a launchpad for players such as Noah Caluori while showcasing the best English rugby has to offer

The final round of the regular Prem season is nigh, with the playoffs yet to come. Here is the Guardian’s 2025-26 team of the season with players needing to have appeared in at least nine league fixtures to get the nod.

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