Whistle Watch is back! In this new episode, Nigel runs through the big refereeing decisions from the last week and welcomes fellow Welsh legend Tom Shanklin to the farm to chat about the British and Irish Lions.
With so many talking points from the second test, there's plenty for Nigel Owens to get stuck into this week.
In this week's episode, Nigel Owens tackles the big moments from the third and final test, answers your questions and takes on fellow Welshman (and farmer) Dan Lydiate in a game of word association.
"We're all in a huddle, the champagne's going and then Jamie Roberts starts singing the theme tune from James Bond!" In a special bonus episode of Whistle Watch, Nigel Owens and Dan Lydiate chat Lions memories and this year's Rugby Championship.
Nigel Owens is back with more law lessons, fan questions and memory tests!
Nigel Owens is back and reviews all the biggest calls from the weekend's Rugby Championship actions. Plus, Emirates fans questions returns and Nigel is tested on his Movie knowledge in 'Guess That Quote.'
This week Nigel Owens looks back at the key decisions in the Wallabies vs. Springboks game, as the Rugby Championship continues to provide the drama. He also takes on the challenge 'side hustle' and as always answers your questions of the week!
Faf De Klerk was in the middle of a big yellow card decision in the game between South Africa and Australia. On Whistle Watch, Nigel Owens returns to talk through the call as well as all the other talking points from the Rugby Championship
Red card or yellow card? Nigel Owens reviews all the key decisions from last weekend's Rugby Championship fixtures, between Australia and Argentina, and New Zealand and South Africa. Nigel also puts his knowledge of the 100th test between New Zealand and South Africa to the test and as always we answer your Emirates questions.
The Rugby Championship came to a thrilling end as the Springboks won in the dying stages against New Zealand after the All Blacks scored a try that maybe should have been sent to video review. Whistle Watch as always has your emirates fans questions and Nigel Owens tests his knowledge with a Whistle Watch quiz special.
Back by popular demand, legendary referee Nigel Owens answers your questions and reviews the key incidents from the opening weekend of the Six Nations - including *that* penalty try decision!
Whistle Watch is back for round 2 after another weekend of thrilling action of Six Nations rugby! Nigel returns to answer all your Emirates fans question, he tackles all the weekends action, including Finn Russell's yellow card, in Whistle Watch and of course there's time for a challenge as Nigel puts his NFL knowledge to the test after a tense Superbowl Sunday!
Nigel Owens ranks his top Six Nations teams and who he tips to finish strong in this year's competition. Also, he looks at some of the major referee decisions in the Premiership and as always answers your Emirates fans questions.
Why did Italy go down to 13 men against Ireland at the weekend? Nigel Owens takes us through the decision that got everyone talking in this week's episode of #WhistleWatch, presented by Emirates
The Six Nations was once again very exciting over the weekend, and the game between Ireland and England was centre of attention when a red card was brandished to Charlie Ewels in the opening moments of the game
Are France taking the Grand Slam? Can Ireland clinch the title? How will all the other games unfold? This and more in Nigel Owens' predictions for Super Saturday this weekend.
Whistle Watch brings the curtain down on a superb Six Nations competition, that ended with France claiming the Grand Slam with victory over England in Paris, Italy claiming an unlikely victory against Wales, and Ireland winning the Triple Crown against Scotland.
Nigel Owen hits your screens for the final time this season to hand out his Six Nations Awards, including who he thinks was the player of the competition. Do you agree with Nigel's selections?
A weekend full of rugby talking points? There's only one man for the job! Back by popular demand, legendary referee Nigel Owens answers your questions and reviews the key incidents from this weekend's rugby.
Nigel Owens dives into the biggest referee decisions across the world of rugby including a controversial try which was given after an offside incident, in Whistle Watch. He also puts his thinking cap on looking forward to the July Tests, who do you think will come out on top?
Legendary referee Nigel Owens analyses all the areas of the game laws that will be tested by the worlds top teams as they return to action this weekend.
There's a lot to get through on this weeks Whistle Watch, as Nigel Owens reviews the weekend of international fixtures, including a late winning penalty awarded to South Africa against Wales, a potential penalty try for Ireland against New Zealand and a brutal clash between England and Australia.
Hot on the heels of an action-packed round of international test rugby, Nigel looks ahead to the coming round of games to give us his take on refereeing focus points.
Nigel Owens returns to Whistle Watch to review all the key decisions in Wales v South Africa, England v Australia, Ireland v New Zealand and all the other July internationals that took place over the weekend, including this penalty try awarded to Ireland.
It's all level as we head into the final leg of the July Northern vs Southern hemisphere showdown. In this newsletter exclusive, Nigel shares his thoughts on refereeing talking points, what being in charge of these games means and what officials will be looking out for.
In this week's episode of Whistle Watch, referee Nigel Owens reacts to some of the big decisions in the July internationals, including the New Zealand v Ireland and South Africa v Wales.
In this week's episode of Whistle Watch, Nigel goes through the best moments of the past month to give out his July International Awards!
Nigel Owens is back on your screens to review the big decisions in the big games, and will be your guide through the rest of RWC2021! Here he reviews all the yellow and red cards from the weekend.
Whistle Watch looks back over all the weekend's international fixtures, including the last 8 stage of the RWC2021. Nigel also answers all your Emirates fan questions.
Whistle Watch reviews all the big decisions from all the rugby action last weekend, including controversy in Wales and the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand!
Whistle Watch reviews red card moments from last weekend, including the one given to England at the final of the Rugby World Cup 2021. Nigel also reveals his predictions for World Rugby Awards!
Whistle Watch returns for one final time this series as we look back at the weekend of international action. Nigel Owens reviews the biggest plays including whether South Africa's controversial try should have stood?
With the Six Nations just around the corner, Whistle Watch returns with Nigel Owens and the former Welsh referee is excited for the start of his new series! In this episode he reviews the laws that are being closely watched by referees this year, the potential record breakers of the competition and as always answers YOUR questions!
The Six Nations is here and so is Nigel Owens with his breakdown of the talking points from this weekend. This episode has Nigel walking us through the Liam Williams yellow card and Andrew Porter's tackle on Josh Adams, along with your fan questions!
Nigel Owens is back to review another week of Six Nations action! From Uini Atonio's red card to James Lowe's controversial try against the French, Nigel is here to look over it all and answer your Emirates Fan Questions!
Nigel Owens gives his thoughts on the red cards between France and Scotland, and weighs in on whether Cannone should have been penalised. Get all the Emirates Fan Questions and Nigel's team of the Six Nations so far!
Nigel Owens is back with this week's Whistle Watch where he breaks down all the big decisions from the weekend's Men's Six Nations action. He also gives his predictions on how the final week will play out and answers your Emirates fan questions!
Nigel Owens digs into the big decision in Ireland's Grand Slam decider, and explains why Freddie Steward was shown a red card.
Telea's tap, the Bunker and a rogue seagull. All that and more as Nigel Owens returns to answer your questions about the latest round of RWC 2023 warm-up matches, and to give you the lowdown on some refereeing innovations
With the warm-up games well underway ahead of Rugby World Cup 2023 in France, Nigel Owens shares his thought's on whether Louis Rees-Zammit's disallowed try should have been awarded and whether the TMO bunker was right to award Zander Fagerson a red!
With just one final weekend of warm-up games before Rugby World Cup 2023 in France, Nigel Owens is back to have his say on all the major talking points including Owen Farrell’s red card and South Africa’s penalty try