Joe Marchant spent half of 2020 in New Zealand with the Blues and Harlequins are now reaping the reward of that ambitious loan spe…
Danny Care has a shot of claiming a place on the British and Irish Lions tour to South Africa, according to Harlequins assistant c…
Ugo Monye, the former England and Harlequins player, is taking some time out of his busy schedule to talk about why he decided to …
It was 2018 when Simon Zebo joined Racing, putting his Ireland Test career on hold, but that can now resume as he is returning to …
Despite no professional contracts, Ireland out-performed Wales at the weekend due to much better preparation and player developmen…
Henry Slade says that “history means nothing” ahead of Exeter’s crunch Heineken Champions Cup quarter-final clash against Le…
The French sides are dominant in Europe this season but the fact that Sale are having to cross the Channel on a six-day turnaround…
The scrutiny on Ulster Rugby is intense; the expectations towering, even for an assistant coach, as that thick Belfast brogue made…
Former Wallabies star Quade Cooper says Japanese rugby is so strong that Australian and New Zealand Super Rugby teams should consi…
With a post-Six Nations ban to serve, Lions hopeful Finn Russell has been making use of his time with an appearance on Le French R…
Ex-Ireland half-back Kieran Campbell has carved out his reputation as the Ulster academy boss since 2015 and he is now joining Eal…
Leinster versus Toulon was set to be the highlight of the Champions Cup restart but it was cancelled less than five hours before k…
A shortlist for the Six Nations Team of the Championship resulted in 1.3 million people voting and Wales wound up with six picks i…
Harlequins assistant Jerry Flannery knows the PRO14 inside out and he has had a pop at its standard this season compared to the Pr…
A massive few weeks for the Women's Six Nations starts with England vs Scotland this Saturday and Rachael Burford can't wait to se…
After a Guinness PRO14 season where the Irish provinces were to the fore, they have now dominated the 2020/21 Dream Team XV.
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Ireland 
France 
Scotland 
Italy 
Fiji 
Georgia 
Australia 
Argentina 
New Zealand 
South Africa 
Exeter Chiefs 
Bath 
Bristol 
Gloucester 
Harlequins 
Leicester 
London Irish 
Northampton 
Sale 
Saracens 
Racing 92 
Benetton 
Connacht 
Ospreys 
Ulster 
Toulouse 
Leinster 
Clermont 
Munster 
Bordeaux 
Gwent Dragons 
Zebre 
Bayonne 
Brive 
Pau 
Worcester 
Agen 
Cardiff Blues 
Kings 
Cheetahs 
Scarlets 
Glasgow 
Edinburgh 
Rebels 
Force 
Brumbies 
Waratahs 
Reds 
Chiefs 
Blues 
Hurricanes 
Highlanders 
Crusaders 
Pumas 
Cheetahs 
Griquas 
Sharks 
Lions 
Bulls 
Stormers 
Sharks 
Counties Manukau 
Hawkes Bay 
Tasman Makos 
Otago 
Wellington 
Waikato 
Canterbury 
Southland Stags 
Auckland 
Golden Lions 
Western Province 
Blue Bulls 
Montpellier 
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