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On Friday, Christian Wade hopes to toast to a slice of rugby history with a shot of tequila. The Newcastle wing is one away from Chris Ashton's record of 101 PREM tries - worthy of a night out on the…

Newcastle winger Christian Wade is one try away from equalling Chris Ashton's Premiership record of 101 tries ahead of Friday's match against Sale. The 35-year-old reached 100 tries after scoring a hat-trick against Exeter earlier this season, achieving the feat in just his ninth full campaign in English rugby's top flight.
Wade credited his longevity to body management, including working with personal physios and trainers since 2013. His path included four years pursuing an NFL career with the Buffalo Bills, an eight-month rugby league stint at Wigan Warriors, and playing for Wasps, Racing 92, and Gloucester.
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