Top 14 Final + other rugby week ending 28 June

The newsletter treble landed at 9/2 to make sure I finished ahead this weekend (in the rugby, the golf was another story) 
Although my main bet was unders the Bulls not turning up was a disappointment 
The Canes delivered the minus although I also gave some back on the unders tries (again) and I had small losses on SA A points and England XV points. 

There is not alot of rugby this weekend with some low key internationals but next week things get going with the Nations Championship officially underway 

There will be no "The Handicap" betting show this week. 

Under 20 World Championship starts Saturday:

First Match Day Fixtures:
Argentina v USA
Italy v Scotland
England v Ireland
New Zealand v Japan
France v Fiji
Wales v Georgia
Australia v Spain
South Africa v Uruguay

Bookies often offer ridiculous odds and caps on some of these games. Anyone following the U/20 form and where to get more info on these teams warm ups, team news, form etc?
 

World Rugby U20 Championship – Saturday 27 June

Here are the current handicaps for the u20 1st round 

 11:00    Argentina U20 -38.5 vs USA U20
11:00    Italy U20 -5.5 vs Scotland U20
13:30    England U20  -5.5 vs Ireland U20
13:30    New Zealand U20 -37.5 vs Japan U20
16:00    France U20 -35.5 vs Fiji U20
16:00   Wales U20 +10.5 vs Georgia U20
18:30    Australia U20 -27.5 vs Spain U20
18:30    South Africa U20 -59.4 vs Uruguay U20

Re Junior Rugby WC 
First round is tricky but one match stands out in context bookies idds.
Georgia v Wales in Tbilisi tomorrow.

Most bookies have Los Lelos at -10.5. 
Coral/ Ladbrokes have this priced at -7pts 
I'll play that.
Los Lelos - coming off their first ever win v NZ at this level. They are improving and gotta think they'll be pumped playing at home

 

going against the trend a bit but i've taken some Wales u20 + 11 @ 10/11.

from what i've seen on highlights and reports, the NZ squad had that game Georgia as just a warm-up, swapping sides completely at ht, no numbers on shirts, a run out of sorts after not having any proper warm ups. Wales will arrive more tuned up, just think this one will be closer than expected, despite home support and some big georgian lads.