France will grow again – former coach Saint-Andre sees positive signs for Les Bleus
Despite defeats to the All Blacks, Philippe Saint-Andre feels France are finally on the right track after a spell in the doldrums.
Whiteley and Marx declared fit for action
The Lions announced on Monday that key Springboks Warren Whiteley and Malcolm Marx have been declared fit and available for selection. The duo, who... Read more
Wasps disappointed as Wilson joins Scotland backroom staff
Danny Wilson's move to Wasps is no longer happening as the club reached an agreement with Scotland for him to be Greg Townsend's assistant.
Junior World Championship wrap: France take gold while SA end 3rd
Results for the finals of World Rugby U20 Championship matches (via Sport24) France claimed a 33-25 Final victory over England, inspired by the boot... Read more
Gordon called up by Wallabies to replace injured Genia
With Will Genia undergoing surgery on a broken arm, Australia have added Waratahs scrum-half Jake Gordon to their squad.
All Blacks draft in Riccitelli and Hemopo, Barrett not risked for third Test
Beauden Barrett will not be risked for the third Test against France, but Ricky Riccitelli and Jackson Hemopo could win their first caps.
Injured Vunipola to miss England’s series finale in South Africa
England have confirmed Billy Vunipola re-fractured his right arm during the second Test against the Springboks.
Hourcade resigns after Pumas’ series defeat
Argentina are on the look-out for a new coach ahead of next Saturday's meeting with Scotland, after Daniel Hourcade resigned.
USA upset Scotland in Houston
Scotland became the first tier-one nation to be defeated by USA after a 30-29 loss in Houston on Saturday.
Moriarty red taints Wales’ unbeaten tour
Flanker Ross Moriarty was sent off at the end of a third consecutive tour victory for Wales, who beat Argentina 30-12.
Genia breaks arm in Ireland defeat
Michael Cheika was critical of the Cian Healy challenge that broke Will Genia's arm.
Schmidt reluctant to celebrate Australia win
After guiding Ireland to their first away win over Australia for almost 40 years, Joe Schmidt was reluctant to celebrate.
Hansen suggests report system after Fall red card
New Zealand boss Steve Hansen suggested a report system after another contentious decision overshadowed the second Test against France.
Ireland end long wait for Australian victory
Australia and Ireland are tied at one win apiece heading into the deciding Test in Sydney next weekend.
Italy cling on with Allan penalties to draw Japan series
A pair of late Tommaso Allan penalties proved vital for Italy as, unlike in the first Test, Japan's second-half surge could not earn a... Read more
Farrell: England still have belief despite South Africa defeat
England continue to believe in themselves ahead of their second Test against South Africa, according to captain Owen Farrell.