International
Opinion
What we now know about women’s rugby and SVNS’ symbiosis
On Tuesday, World Rugby released its impact report on the growth of women’s rugby following the successful 2025 Women’s Rugby …
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Waratahs’ 2025 fatal flaw top of mind for Hurricanes hit-out
The NSW Waratahs are intent on shedding their Jekyll-and-Hyde reputation and morphing into serious Super Rugby Pacific title conte…
Sharks recall host of Springboks as they seek rebound against Bulls
Sharks boss JP Pietersen has rung the changes to his side following their defeat to the Lions last week, bringing in eight new pla…
Poppy Cleall: 'Once you’re not picked, you can’t really do much about it'
When Poppy Cleall was told that she had lost her RFU contract she decided to do everything possible to play at the 2025 Women’s …
United Rugby Championship
Interview
'There are sacrifices': Rising Welsh star Bowen reflects on his roots
For Tom Bowen, rugby didn’t begin under bright lights or in front of packed stands. It started on a cold, wet Wednesday evening,…
Manu Tuilagi comes to the defence of England amid Six Nations woes
After a month on the sidelines, Manu Tuilagi will return to action on Saturday for Bayonne against Clermont in the opening fixture…
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'It's a level up': George Kloska on why England camp hits different
Bristol Bears tighthead George Kloska admits that he is hungry to get back to Pennyhill Park after being called up by Steve Borthw…
'I signed here to play attacking rugby': Aitchison loving life with Sharks
Eight months into Holly Aitchison's time with Sale Sharks and the playmaker is loving being back in her native North West.
Ireland pay price of England win as brutal James Lowe injury update hits
Ireland wing James Lowe will miss the remainder of the Guinness Six Nations with a groin injury sustained during last weekend’s …
England's Italian job in Rome just got even harder
England’s assignment in Rome has just got even harder, with news that Juan Ignacio Brex is back in the Azzurri frame.
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'We've had to watch a few clips you wouldn't enjoy... we've had a recurring theme'
England's poor discipline is a "recurring theme" that has come out of an "honest" review following defeats to Scotland and Ireland…
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'Disappointed': Munster issue statement on Mike Prendergast
Munster general manager Ian Costello admits that the province are disappointed that their attack coach Mike Prendergast, who has b…
'We’ve just got to keep the foot on the throat': Kabeya eyes improvement for Lightning
Sadia Kabeya could see the positives on her team's 24-21 loss to Bristol Bears at the weekend. Even if a defeat on her birthday wa…
Western Force will have to wait for player who haunted Lions in 2025
Western Force flyer Dylan Pietsch will be sidelined for at least three more weeks as he continues his recovery from a foot injury.…
Ireland pair return as a 6'10, 138kg giant handed second Leinster cap
Ireland internationals Jimmy O’Brien and Robbie Henshaw return for Leinster ahead of Friday night’s BKT United Rugby Champions…
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Top USA talent gathers for three-day Eagles camp in UK
Jack Hanratty has gathered 24 players for a three-day overseas USA Women's Eagles camp in the United Kingdom.
Injured British & Irish Lions star makes call on club future
Gallagher PREM champions Bath have confirmed that England and Lions tighthead Will Stuart has signed a two-year contract extension…
Time is running out for Springbok Kwagga Smith
Time is running out for Kwagga Smith, Charles Piutau, and the Shizuoka BlueRevs.
Luke McGrath's Leinster exit appears to be a done deal
Perpignan are reported to have agreed a deal to sign Leinster’s former Ireland scrum-half Luke McGrath to end their search for a…
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Borthwick drafts in host of England RWC winners to help ailing side
A pre-planned dinner with nine members of the squad that lifted the World Cup 23 years ago has now taken on greater significance.
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Gallagher Premiership
Exclusive
Johann van Graan set to pickpocket former club Munster
Bath boss Johann van Graan is being linked with a return to his former club Munster for attack coach Mike Prendergast as he looks …
Eben Etzebeth labelled 'fake tough guy' as Joe Marler names most feared player
Former England loosehead Joe Marler has named South African World Cup winner Bakkies Botha rugby's most feared player, describing …
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Loughborough centurion latest to extend time with Lightning
Loughborough Lightning's record appearance maker Meg Davey is the latest player to sign a contract extension with the Premiership …
Celtic Challenge
Interview
Cerys Cuming: 'It’s an important message, I can do hard things after having the baby'
In July 2024, the media announced Cerys Hale was retiring from rugby at 31. Two years later, eagle-eyed followers of the Celtic Ch…
Why it's time to stop using Lions rigours as an excuse for French supremacy
Les Bleus have thrived in post-Lions years but the difference in playing minutes isn't marked, so are they just performing better?
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IRFU to hold crunch talks with Andy Farrell as Saracens table huge sum
Ireland bosses are set to meet with Andy Farrell’s representatives as they look to hold off a £1 million a year bid from his fo…
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Waratahs flyer in mix for Australia Sevens debut as Vancouver squads named
Australia has turned to Waratahs speedster Archie Saunders in their squad for the Vancouver SVNS, with a star trio also back in th…
Roderick Solo back in All Blacks Sevens for circuit's American leg
The All Blacks Sevens have welcomed back Roderick Solo in the team's travelling squad for March's two stops on the SVNS circuit, V…
Black Ferns icon Portia Woodman-Wickliffe re-retires from international rugby
New Zealand's all-time leading try-scorer, Portia Woodman-Wickliffe, has announced her international retirement for the second tim…
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Reds debutant Carter Gordon a 'little choir boy' no more
Harry Wilson has dared the Highlanders to run at Carter Gordon in the No.10's Queensland Reds debut.
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From pay cuts to powerhouse: The Reds' ambition is grounded in sacrifice
Perched high in Ballymore's new McLean Stand, David Hanham only has to look around to make the point.
All Blacks rumours addressed as Stephen Larkham's stock rises
Stephen Larkham says he's in conversations with the ACT Brumbies to extend his coaching contract, batting away rumours of a potent…
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Rassie Erasmus: 'I think we'll find a very desperate New Zealand team'
Rassie Erasmus and the Springboks management are working through what 2026's new-look Test calendar demands, what adjustments need…
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International
Opinion
It’s nice to hear Justin Marshall say the quiet part out loud
We can’t know for sure if Robertson really did hear that he was out as All Blacks coach at the same time as the rest of us. That…
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Super Rugby Pacific
Interview
Finally fit Braydon Iose shows what Hurricanes have been missing
Iose in full flight is a formidable prospect. The longtime Manawatu captain has played 55 games for his province in the NPC and ha…
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Highlanders assistant Kane Jury lands expanded New Zealand U20 coaching role
Highlanders assistant coach Kane Jury has been appointed to a newly formed New Zealand Rugby role, men’s National Pathways Head …
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