Chicago chosen to host Major final
The 2026 champions of Major League Rugby (MLR) will be crowned at the Seatgeek Stadium in Chicago on Sunday, 21 June.
The 2026 champions of Major League Rugby (MLR) will be crowned at the Seatgeek Stadium in Chicago on Sunday, 21 June.
Italy's 18-15 win over Scotland in rain-sodden Rome has resulted in the teams swapping places in the World Rugby Men's Rankings.
There's no little South African interest in the 35-man USA Eagles alignment camp squad as they begin preparations in earnest for t…
World Rugby Chair Brett Robinson was stopped by a couple of Zimbabwe supporters before flying to Sydney on Tuesday.
Robinson, who stepped down from his NZRU role at the end of last year, will join World Rugby in May, as its new Chief of Rugby.
ITV will become the undisputed home of international rugby in the UK until 2029, offering fans the most comprehensive free-to-air …
Robertson, 51, began his tenure as head coach with unconvincing 16-15 victory over England in Dunedin in July 2024.
After announcing the signing of nine new players earlier in the week, Old Glory DC have now revealed nine re-signings ahead of the…
A clinic in south-west London is increasingly becoming the go-to place for rugby players looking to optimise their performance and…
Howard, from the Liverpool Rugby Referees' Society, was an international referee from 1983 to 1992, standing in for 20 Tests.
Old Glory DC have announced nine new signings ahead of the 2026 MLR season, bringing in reinforcements across the park for what is…
With the Nations Championship, the dawn of a new age for the Test Match arena is upon us, and with it the Northern vs Southern Hem…
With another year almost over, some records have fallen while others seem hellbent in refusing to budge, mainly when it comes to e…
During his lengthy and highly-decorated dual-code career, former All Blacks lock Brad Thorn was the epitome of resilience - a qual…
Former Scotland enforcer Rob Harley has signed a new deal with Major League Rugby franchise Old Glory DC.
Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu was crowned the world’s best by RugbyPass journalists in the 2025 Top 100.