Are Leinster set for the yellow brick road to Cardiff and Champions Cup glory?
The Champions Cup is much maligned but it threw up a scintillating final pool stage to set-up some tantalising knockout fixtures
The Champions Cup is much maligned but it threw up a scintillating final pool stage to set-up some tantalising knockout fixtures
The development of rugby's best defences may have rendered the aesthetically pleasing overlap obsolete.
With his own Test career on hold in Japan, George Turner says Scotland have the right environment for success.
Even with uncertainty over hooker and left wing, Ireland's XV for their Six Nations opener is set to be distinctly blue-tinted.
There are signs South Africa's fabled juggernauts may be fading as they enter their twilight years in the scrummage.
Ireland and France are expected to tear into each other for tournament glory but Scotland are quietly building up a head of steam
Warren Gatland is shy of quality in some areas but the Wales coach's Six Nations picks must deliver if he is to keep his job.
There is a changing of the guard as England captain and optimism abounds at the start of a year where Steve Borthwick must improve…
Influential half-time outbursts from Michael Cheika and Phil Dowson show the infamous hairdryer can still be effective.
Ireland have been the premier team in British and Irish rugby for a decade, ranked number one in the world and deserve to dominate…
The U20 World Championship-winning lock on his life in Paris, Henry Pollock and learning from the 'big dogs'
The Lyon speedster is at the forefront of a new generation of searing talent which could spur his national team to new heights.