Fixtures

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(All times BST unless stated)
Sunday 1st March 2009
London Irish v Leicester Madejski Stadium (15:00)
Bristol v Harlequins Memorial Ground (15:00)
Saracens v Sale Vicarage Road (15:00)
Friday 6th March 2009
Sale v Newcastle Edgeley Park (19:45)
Saturday 7th March 2009
Bath v Bristol The Recreation Ground (14:15)
Leicester v Gloucester Welford Road (14:45)
Worcester v Northampton Sixways Stadium (15:00)
Harlequins v Saracens The Stoop (15:00)
Sunday 8th March 2009
Wasps v London Irish Adams Park (15:00)
Friday 13th March 2009
Bristol v Leicester Memorial Ground (19:45)
Saturday 14th March 2009
Gloucester v Wasps Kingsholm (15:00)
Northampton v Sale Franklins Gardens (15:00)
Sunday 15th March 2009
Saracens v Bath Vicarage Road (12:30)
London Irish v Worcester Madejski Stadium (13:00)
Newcastle v Harlequins Kingston Park (15:00)
Saturday 21st March 2009
Bath v Newcastle The Recreation Ground (13:30)
Leicester v Saracens Welford Road (14:45)
Sunday 22nd March 2009
London Irish v Northampton Madejski Stadium (15:00)
Worcester v Gloucester Sixways Stadium (15:00)
Harlequins v Sale The Stoop (15:00)
Wasps v Bristol Adams Park (15:00)
Friday 27th March 2009
Sale v Bath Edgeley Park (19:45)
Newcastle v Leicester Kingston Park (20:00)
Sunday 29th March 2009
Saracens v Wasps Vicarage Road (15:00)
Bristol v Worcester Memorial Ground (15:00)

Gallery - 2008 in pictures

The Welsh Grand Slam: Coming just 6 months after their removal from the World Cup by Fiji, Wales silenced their critics by being crowned Six Nations champs Guinness Premieship Final: Lawrence Dallalgio brought the curtain down on a glittering career helping his side to a 26-16 victory over Leicester. Heineken Cup Final: Munster claimed their second European crown with a win over Toulouse