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Rugby World Cup 2019: From failures to finalists – how coach Erasmus galvanised the Springboks

Rassie Erasmus has made a huge impact since replacing Allister Coetzee as South Africa head coach, and now World Cup glory is the target.

Kieran Read's final New Zealand appearance will come in a Rugby World Cup bronze match, a setting Sean Fitzpatrick feels is not fitting.

England have been fined for their response to New Zealand's Haka, but Steve Hansen had no problem with the canny pre-match tactical move.

The 2019 Rugby World Cup will not be the last we see of Dane Coles in an All Blacks shirt, the New Zealand hooker... Read more

South Africa need to produce a performance comparable to England's against New Zealand to topple Eddie Jones' side, says Sean Fitzpatrick.

Friday's bronze medal match against the All Blacks will see Warren Gatland depart after 12 years and the Wales boss has made changes.

Steve Tew poured cold water on the prospect of Warren Gatland replacing Steve Hansen as New Zealand head coach.

South Africa were on a run of four straight losses to Wales going into the World Cup semi-final, experiences Rassie Erasmus felt proved key.

South Africa's kick-based approach might have to be refined in the Rugby World Cup final, says Wales coach Warren Gatland.

Handre Pollard put in a clinical display as his late penalty sent South Africa through to the Rugby World Cup final at Wales' expense.

Handre Pollard's penalty sent South Africa through to the final, but Warren Gatland insists Wales left nothing out on the pitch in Yokohama.

Handre Pollard was a World Cup star for South Africa versus Wales again, but in some respects it was remarkable he was on the... Read more

Ben Spencer is on his way to Japan as World Cup finalists England await a scan on Willi Heinz's hamstring.

New Zealand prepared properly but were not good enough to beat England at the Rugby World Cup, says "gutted" scrum-half Aaron Smith.

England lock Maro Itoje is looking forward to the Rugby World Cup final, where Eddie Jones' men will not be short of belief.

Captain Siya Kolisi says South Africa have embraced the pressure of playing "knockout rugby" since losing to New Zealand.