| KNOCKONEFFECT | Rugby infringement to bring about consequence (5-2,6) |
| PERSIST | Keep on? Nuisance about consequence of keeping on (7) |
| INNUENDO | Union, worried about consequence, makes insinuation (8) |
| PROFESSIONAL | Deliberate infringement to prevent the other side scoring (12,4) |
| EXTORT | It's no longer a legal infringement, to be exact |
| PROFESSIONALFOUL | Intentional infringement to prevent opponents scoring, perhaps (12,4) |
| IRRESPONSIBLE | Nor caring about consequences |
| SHARKINFESTED | Such perilous waters his freak tends to bring about (5-8) |
| CIVILENGINEER | Polite to bring about work of SDn (5,8) |
| DECOMPRESSION | Gradual release of pressure some conspired to bring about (13) |
| REVERBERATION | Be over terrain to bring about ongoing effect (13) |
| TURNTHETABLES | Hunters battle violently to bring about a complete reversal of circumstances |
| KNOCKONTHEHEAD | Rugby infringement the principal had to stop straight away (5,2,3,4) |
| KNOCKON | Rugby infringement (5,2) |
| OFFSIDE | Football or rugby infringement related to player positioning (7) |
| LASHOUT | Wildly attack hooligan about consequences of fire ... |
| MIDASTOUCH | It's much said to bring about rickets in its possessor (5,5) |
| COVERSTORY | On paper, every reporter covets Rory to bring about a front page feature! (5,5) |
| MAKESFOR | Heads towards, which helps to bring about (5,3) |
| LOYAL | Faithful ally mobilised to bring about embargo's end (5) |
