Dubai English Speaking College (black) on their way to victory over Dubai College in the Gulf Under 19 boys cup final at The Sevens on the second day of the Emirates Dubai Rugby Sevens on December 3, 2021. DESC won the match 36-14 on. All photos Pawan Singh / The National
Dubai English Speaking College (black) on their way to victory over Dubai College in the Gulf Under 19 boys cup final at The Sevens on the second day of the Emirates Dubai Rugby Sevens on December 3, 2021. DESC won the match 36-14 on. All photos Pawan Singh / The National
A Dubai English Speaking Schoo player breaks through a Dubai College tackler.
A Dubai English Speaking Schoo player breaks through a Dubai College tackler.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup final match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Dubai College (white).
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup final match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Dubai College (white).
A Dubai College player runs with the ball.
A Dubai College player runs with the ball.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 1 match between Dubai College (black) vs S22 UAE Academy (white and pink).
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 1 match between Dubai College (black) vs S22 UAE Academy (white and pink).
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 2 match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Jumeirah English Speaking School (white and blue) held at The Sevens Stadium.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 2 match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Jumeirah English Speaking School (white and blue) held at The Sevens Stadium.
Dubai College (black) vs S22 UAE Academy.
Dubai College (black) vs S22 UAE Academy.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 1 match between Dubai College (black) and S22 UAE Academy.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 1 match between Dubai College (black) and S22 UAE Academy.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 2 match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Jumeirah English Speaking School (white and blue).
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 2 match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Jumeirah English Speaking School (white and blue).
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 1 match between Dubai College (black) vs S22 UAE Academy.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 1 match between Dubai College (black) vs S22 UAE Academy.
A Dubai English Speaking College player is tackled.
A Dubai English Speaking College player is tackled.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 2 match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Jumeirah English Speaking School.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 2 match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Jumeirah English Speaking School.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup final match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Dubai College.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup final match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Dubai College.
Players of DESC celebrate after winning the Gulf Under 19 boys cup final at The Sevens stadium on the second day of the Emirates Dubai Rugby Sevens series.
Players of DESC celebrate after winning the Gulf Under 19 boys cup final at The Sevens stadium on the second day of the Emirates Dubai Rugby Sevens series.
A Dubai English Speaking College player dives over for a try.
A Dubai English Speaking College player dives over for a try.
Players of DESC celebrate winning the Gulf Under 19 boys cup final against Dubai College.
Players of DESC celebrate winning the Gulf Under 19 boys cup final against Dubai College.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 2 match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Jumeirah English Speaking School.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 2 match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Jumeirah English Speaking School.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 2 match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Jumeirah English Speaking School.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 2 match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Jumeirah English Speaking School.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 2 match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Jumeirah English Speaking School.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 2 match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Jumeirah English Speaking School.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup final match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Dubai College.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup final match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Dubai College.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 2 match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Jumeirah English Speaking School.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 2 match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Jumeirah English Speaking School.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup final match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Dubai College.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup final match between Dubai English Speaking College (black) vs Dubai College.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 1 match between Dubai College (black) vs S22 UAE Academy.
Players in action during the Gulf Under 19 boys cup semi-final 1 match between Dubai College (black) vs S22 UAE Academy.

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Dubai Rugby Sevens 2022: tickets, standings, fixtures and which teams are playing

The World Sevens Series events will be back at full-tilt on Friday and Saturday, for the first time since the start of the Covid pandemic

Paul Radley
Paul Radley

November 30, 2022

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The World Sevens Series events will be back at full-tilt at the Emirates Dubai Sevens on Friday and Saturday, for the first time since the start of the Covid pandemic.

Two years ago, the Sevens was cancelled entirely for the first time in a history that stretches back over half a century.

Last year, the most popular event on the Middle East rugby landscape returned – but not all teams were able to make it because of travel limitations.

When it returns over this National Day weekend, the international men’s event will be restored to 16 teams, up from 12 last year, while the women’s event will be back up to 12.

That is the apex of a competition pyramid, which will involve over 4,500 participants across rugby, netball and cricket, as well as a new fitness challenge.

Which teams are playing?

Some of the most recognisable faces at the Sevens are actually those participating in the invitational tournaments beyond the main stadium – most notably in the International Vets.

Dafydd James, the former Wales and British & Irish Lions wing, will captain a star-studded team called 100 World Legends.

Last year, they had the series’ record point-scorer, Ben Gollings, as their coach. Since he has gone on to take charge of Fiji instead, they have replaced him with the most celebrated figure in sevens, Waisale Serevi.

No home nations rivalry - again

One of the features in years past was the rivalry between England, Scotland and Wales supporters in the stands around Pitch 1.

That has been dissipated in recent times, though. Instead, they all have to tolerate each other as the three unions have joined forces to form a Great Britain team – as happened in Dubai for the first time last year.

In July, World Rugby confirmed that will be the case going forward. The GB teams will participate on the men’s and women’s World Series as they ready themselves for the 2024 Paris Olympics.

This series season will serve as qualification for the Olympics. The top four sides will qualify directly.

South Africa celebrate winning the men's HSBC World Rugby Sevens series in Dubai on December 4, 2021. Chris Whiteoak / The National
South Africa celebrate winning the men's HSBC World Rugby Sevens series in Dubai on December 4, 2021. Chris Whiteoak / The National

Who are the defending champions?

South Africa have raised the men’s trophy five out of the last six times in Dubai. That included twice last season, when tournaments were played on back-to-back weekends as the World Series attempted to cope with the continue travel complications after Covid.

The rest of the field might have some belief that the Bok stranglehold could be broken. They only finished eighth in the first leg of this year’s series, in Hong Kong in November.

In the women’s tournament, Australia also won back-to-back titles in Dubai last year.

Pools

Men’s World Sevens Series

Pool A - Australia, South Africa, Great Britain, Kenya

Pool B – Fiji, Argentina, New Zealand, Uruguay

Pool C – France, Ireland, Spain, Uganda

Pool D - Samoa, USA, Canada, Japan

Women’s World Sevens Series

Pool A - Australia, USA, Canada, China

Pool B - France, New Zealand, Great Britain, Brazil

Pool C - Fiji, Ireland, Spain, Japan

Australia’s Henry Hutchison, left, heads for a try as Fiji’s Josevani Soro attempts a tackle in the Hong Kong Sevens men's final on November 6, 2022. AFP
Australia’s Henry Hutchison, left, heads for a try as Fiji’s Josevani Soro attempts a tackle in the Hong Kong Sevens men's final on November 6, 2022. AFP

Standings

After one event of the 11-leg World Sevens Series, Australia have the lead, after winning the title in Hong Kong.

Top 5

1. Australia

2. Fiji

3. France

4. Samoa

5. Argentina

Fixtures

Eighteen invitational competitions for a variety of ranges and abilities get underway on the outside fields at The Sevens, starting at 8am on Thursday.

A day later, the Women’s World Sevens Series competition starts at 9am with Ireland playing Spain. The Men’s World Sevens Series tournament starts at 10.06am when United States face Canada on Pitch 1.

All fixtures are available here.

Tickets

General admission tickets remain available for all three days. Prices range from Dh375 for a day pass for adults to Dh475 for a season pass.

Tickets are available online here.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates-March, 23, 2013; Dubai College and JESS U-14 teams in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai . ( Satish Kumar / The National ) For Sports
Dubai, United Arab Emirates-March, 23, 2013; Dubai College and JESS U-14 teams in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai . ( Satish Kumar / The National ) For Sports
Dubai College (white and black) and Jumeirah English Speaking School (blue and white) in action during the U14s UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar / The National
Dubai College (white and black) and Jumeirah English Speaking School (blue and white) in action during the U14s UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar / The National
Dubai College (white and black) and Jumeirah English Speaking School (blue and white) in action during the U14s UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar / The National
Dubai College (white and black) and Jumeirah English Speaking School (blue and white) in action during the U14s UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar / The National
Dubai College (white and black) and Jumeirah English Speaking School (blue and white) in action during the U14s UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar / The National
Dubai College (white and black) and Jumeirah English Speaking School (blue and white) in action during the U14s UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar / The National
Dubai College (white and black) and Jumeirah English Speaking School (blue and white) in action during the U14s UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar / The National
Dubai College (white and black) and Jumeirah English Speaking School (blue and white) in action during the U14s UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar / The National
Dubai, United Arab Emirates-March, 23, 2013; Dubai College and JESS U-14 teams in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai . ( Satish Kumar / The National ) For Sports
Dubai, United Arab Emirates-March, 23, 2013; Dubai College and JESS U-14 teams in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai . ( Satish Kumar / The National ) For Sports
Dubai College (white and black) and Jumeirah English Speaking School (blue and white) in action during the U14s UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar / The National
Dubai College (white and black) and Jumeirah English Speaking School (blue and white) in action during the U14s UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar / The National
Dubai College (dark blue) and Jumeriah College (white and green) in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar/The National
Dubai College (dark blue) and Jumeriah College (white and green) in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar/The National
Dubai College (dark blue) and Jumeriah College (white and green) in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar/The National
Dubai College (dark blue) and Jumeriah College (white and green) in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar/The National
Dubai College (dark blue) and Jumeriah College (white and green) in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar/The National
Dubai College (dark blue) and Jumeriah College (white and green) in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar/The National
Dubai College (dark blue) and Jumeriah College (white and green) in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar/The National
Dubai College (dark blue) and Jumeriah College (white and green) in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar/The National
Dubai College (dark blue) and Jumeriah College (white and green) in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar/The National
Dubai College (dark blue) and Jumeriah College (white and green) in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar/The National
Dubai College (dark blue) and Jumeriah College (white and green) in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar/The National
Dubai College (dark blue) and Jumeriah College (white and green) in action during the UAE Schools Rugby Finals at the Sevens Grounds in Dubai. Satish Kumar/The National
Why are asylum seekers being housed in hotels?

The number of asylum applications in the UK has reached a new record high, driven by those illegally entering the country in small boats crossing the English Channel.

A total of 111,084 people applied for asylum in the UK in the year to June 2025, the highest number for any 12-month period since current records began in 2001.

Asylum seekers and their families can be housed in temporary accommodation while their claim is assessed.

The Home Office provides the accommodation, meaning asylum seekers cannot choose where they live.

When there is not enough housing, the Home Office can move people to hotels or large sites like former military bases.

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The specs

Engine 60kwh FWD

Battery Rimac 120kwh Lithium Nickel Manganese Cobalt Oxide (LiNiMnCoO2) chemistry

Power 204hp Torque 360Nm

Price, base / as tested Dh174,500 

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Saturday, June 20 Watford v Leicester 3.30pm; Brighton v Arsenal 6pm; West Ham v Wolves 8.30pm; Bournemouth v Crystal Palace 10.45pm 

Sunday, June 21 Newcastle v Sheffield United 2pm; Aston Villa v Chelsea 7.30pm; Everton v Liverpool 10pm 

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Thursday, June 25 Burnley v Watford 9pm; Leicester v Brighton 9pm; Chelsea v Manchester City 11.15pm; Wolves v Bournemouth 11.15pm

Sunday June 28 Aston Villa vs Wolves 3pm; Watford vs Southampton 7.30pm 

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The specs
Engine: 4.0-litre flat-six
Power: 510hp at 9,000rpm
Torque: 450Nm at 6,100rpm
Transmission: 7-speed PDK auto or 6-speed manual
Fuel economy, combined: 13.8L/100km
On sale: Available to order now
Price: From Dh801,800
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  • Add all their personal details, including name, nationality, passport number, Emiratis ID, email and phone number
  • Upload the training certificate from a centre accredited by the GCAA
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What are the regulations?
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Engine: 4.0-litre V8 twin-turbocharged and three electric motors

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Torque: 730Nm at 4,000-7,000rpm

Transmission: 8-speed dual-clutch automatic

Fuel consumption: 11.2L/100km

On sale: Now, deliveries expected later in 2025

Price: expected to start at Dh1,432,000

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