Our Investec Champions Cup team of the week - round two
Round two of the Investec Champions Cup is in the books, and just six unbeaten sides remain – Bordeaux-Begles, Leinster, Glasgow…
Round two of the Investec Champions Cup is in the books, and just six unbeaten sides remain – Bordeaux-Begles, Leinster, Glasgow…
Edinburgh were brought back down to earth in the Investec Champions Cup as they fell to a 33-0 defeat at Castres.
Sale finished strongly to give their Investec Champions Cup campaign lift off with a 35-14 victory over Clermont at Stade Marcel-M…
European squads have been tweaked and trimmed ahead of Round 2 of the Investec Champions Cup and EPCR Challenge Cup, with 23 playe…
Sale Sharks boss Alex Sanderson admits that star fly-half George Ford will again be missing with an abductor strain when he takes …
The first round of the Investec Champions Cup is complete and it was a weekend that had a mix of shocks and some equally unsurpris…
Gloucester put in a late kick to ease to a 34-14 victory our Castres in their Investec Champions Cup opener at Kingsholm.
Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall credited his forwards for providing the platform for a dominant 47-10 win over Clermont Auv…
Saracens player ratings: Saracens got their Investec Champions Cup campaign off to an ideal start with a 47-10 victory over ASM C…
Clermont currently sit 9th out of 14, three places off the playoff position in sixth, after a 36-32 victory this morning against…
ASM Clermont Auvergne are the first French club to break cover and move to sign former Leicester Tigers fly-half Zack Henry, who i…
Jimmy Gopperth has announced his retirement at the age of 42, bringing down the curtain on a remarkable 23-year career spanning 52…
ASM Clermont’s 84–31 thrashing of US Montauban set a new Top 14 benchmark for total points in a single match, the 115-point sh…
ASM Clermont Auvergne have confirmed that Australia hooker Folau Fainga’a will leave the club after their upcoming Top 14 clash …
France's top-flight campaign kicks off this weekend with at least 11 of the 14 clubs holding play-off ambitions.
Eight of the 16 sides in French rugby’s ProD2 head into the 2025/26 campaign under new management.