Springboks to face Wales in Washington
SA Rugby chief executive Jurie Roux says a Test against Wales in Washington can expand the Springboks' appeal to a larger audience.
No quick fix for France – Betsen
France ended their wait for a win against Italy last week, but Serge Betsen says there is still plenty of work to do.
Leinster and Ireland’s Heaslip retires
After almost a year out of action due to a back injury, Leinster and Ireland's Jamie Heaslip has been forced to call it quits.
Roosters rubbish Sonny Bill return rumours
Reports Sonny Bill Williams could return to the Sydney Roosters were rubbished by the NRL club's chairman, Nick Politis.
Higginbotham banned for three weeks, Reds team-mate Tui faces hearing
The Reds will definitely be without captain Scott Higginbotham for their next two matches, but Lukhan Tui's availability remains unclear.
Toulon claim notable scalp with victory at La Rochelle
La Rochelle are a formidable force on home soil, but suffered a rare defeat at Stade Marcel-Deflandre as Toulon came from behind to win.
Terrific Tigers tame Sarries to close in on top four
Saracens fell victim to a tremendous Leicester Tigers performance on Sunday, while there was a rare win for London Irish against Worcester.
Cardiff extend winning run at Zebre
A Jarrod Evans penalty on the stroke of half-time and Owen Lane's converted try gave Cardiff Blues a hard-fought win at Zebre.
Six Nations to investigate Scotland-England tunnel incident
After Owen Farrell and Ryan Wilson appeared to be involved in a pre-match scuffle at Murrayfield, Six Nations Rugby will investigate.
Jones fronts up after Scotland smash England
Eddie Jones apologised to England fans after their Six Nations Grand Slam hopes went up in smoke at Murrayfield against an inspired Scotland
Montpellier pull clear of Racing in Top 14
Agen and Oyonnax secured rare wins at the foot of Top 14, while Montpellier enjoyed another successful day at the top.
Connacht bring Benetton back to earth
Leinster's big win on Saturday did not quell Scarlets as they kept pace in the Pro14, while Benetton Treviso's promising form was ended.
Wales disappoint Gatland: We were the creators of our own demise
Warren Gatland dismissed Wales' Six Nations chances after losing in Ireland and will look to blood new players into the team next time out.
Lions bounce back to win, Schoeman leaves it late for Bulls
Star performances from Aphiwe Dyantyi and Pierre Schoeman earned victories for the Lions and the Bulls in Saturday's Super Rugby action.
Russell eyes Six Nations title after inspiring Scotland to win over England
John Barclay hailed Finn Russell as one of the best fly-halves in world rugby after he inspired Scotland to a stunning win over England.
Russell’s redemption comes as Scotland seal rare England win
Murrayfield was treated to a rare Scottish success over England, with Huw Jones scoring two tries and Finn Russell delivering a fine game.