Top club bosses call on England to help limit player workload

BBC Sport Thursday 11 June 2026, 12:51 UTC 1 min read

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England's top stars are playing too much rugby, but the responsibility of resting players shouldn't just fall on the clubs, according to the Prem's leading coaches.

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