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Stormers continue to impress, Jaguares fall to Hurricanes

The Stormers held their opposition scoreless again to make it two wins from two in Super Rugby.

Stuart Hogg made another costly mistake as England beat Scotland in an ugly Calcutta Cup clash to claim their first win of the Six... Read more

Wales' hopes of back-to-back Grand Slams were ended as they became Ireland's latest Six Nations victims in Dublin.

After the Chiefs came back to defeat the Crusaders in Hamilton, the Blues overpowered the Waratahs and claimed a bonus point.

Irae Simone set the ball rolling for the battling Brumbies in a fine win over the Rebels, while the Sharks dazzled against the Highlanders.

Charles Ollivon led from the front with a double in his first game as captain as France beat England at the start of a... Read more

Runners-up last season, the Jaguares ran away with a comfortable win over the Lions.

Ireland were below their best on Saturday but gave new head coach Andy Farrell a winning start against Scotland.

Joseph Dweba crossed twice as the Cheetahs ran in seven tries to beat Southern Kings again, albeit this time in emphatic fashion.

Wales opened the Six Nations by nilling Italy in Cardiff, Josh Adams and Dan Biggar starring for Wayne Pivac's side.

Super Rugby champions the Crusaders proved their class with an opening win, while the Rebels slumped to a poor loss in Japan.

The Sharks ended a poor recent run against the Bulls with a 23-15 win over their South African rivals in Friday's Super Rugby clash.

Warren Gatland rung the changes with the Chiefs behind and was rewarded with victory, while the Brumbies also triumphed.

Bordeaux-Begles, nudged into second on Saturday, could not return to the Top 14 summit at Toulouse.

In their first Premiership outing since their automatic relegation was confirmed, Saracens were soundly beaten by London rivals Harlequins.

Top 14 front-runners Lyon won again, while La Rochelle's Arthur Retiere grabbed a hat-trick and Brive left it late.