Anthony Allen

English rugby player with England cap

Anthony Allen - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 1st, 1986
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Born in 1986, played rugby union as a center. Had a successful club career primarily with Leicester Tigers in the Aviva Premiership. Contributed to multiple league titles and cup victories during tenure with the club. Represented England nationally, earning caps and competing internationally in the Six Nations Championship and other tournaments.

Played for Leicester Tigers

Represented England in international matches

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