Former England scrum-half Danny Care bid farewell to professional rugby with a victorious performance for Harlequins.

Care’s illustrious career came to an end as he helped lead Harlequins to a 24-17 victory over their rivals in front of a packed crowd at Twickenham Stadium.

The 35-year-old has been a mainstay in the Harlequins team for over a decade, and his leadership and experience were evident in his final match.

Care’s teammates and fans alike paid tribute to the scrum-half, acknowledging his dedication to the game and the impact he has had on rugby in England.

Throughout his career, Care has represented England at both the domestic and international level, earning over 90 caps for his country.

His skill, vision, and tenacity on the field have made him a fan favorite and a respected player among his peers.

Following the match, Care expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to play the sport he loves and thanked his teammates, coaches, and fans for their unwavering support.

As he hangs up his boots, Care leaves behind a lasting legacy that will not soon be forgotten in the world of rugby.

His retirement marks the end of an era for Harlequins, but his impact on the team and the sport as a whole will continue to be felt for years to come.

Though he may no longer be taking the field, Care’s influence and passion for the game will surely endure, inspiring the next generation of rugby players.