Rugby World Cup 2019 Archives - Page 13 of 33

Rugby World Cup 2019: Scotland weigh up legal action over Japan match

The threat of Typhoon Hagibis has put Scotland's key Rugby World Cup clash with Japan in doubt and a legal challenge could come into... Read more

Gregor Townsend made 12 changes to his Scotland side, while Jamie Joseph named an experienced Japan team amid uncertainty over the match.

Gregor Townsend made 12 changes to his Scotland side, while Jamie Joseph named an experienced Japan team amid uncertainty over the match.

David Beckham raised the profile of Major League Soccer, but could Sonny Bill Williams do the same for Super League?

Sergio Parisse is furious with World Rugby's decision to call off Italy's match against New Zealand due to Typhoon Hagibis.

Joe Schmidt says Ireland must control their own destiny and will take Samoa seriously as they aim to book their place in the last... Read more

England had the "typhoon gods" smiling down on them after their Pool C match with France was called off, according to coach Eddie Jones.

Ireland coach Joe Schmidt has made 11 changes to his side for Saturday's crunch Pool A clash with Samoa in the Rugby World Cup.

Full-back Dane Haylett-Petty says Michael Cheika's squad rotation has kept Australia on their toes in Japan.

Mark Keohane, in his Independent Media and IOL Sport daily World Cup column, writes that as wonderful as it was to watch the Boks... Read more

Dan Biggar, Josh Adams and Jonathan Davies all suffered injuries as Wales qualified for the World Cup quarter-finals by beating Fiji 29-17.

Scotland will be hoping their bid to qualify for the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals is not gone with the wind this weekend.

Matches between England and France and Japan and Scotland this weekend may be moved with a huge tropical storm approaching.

Josh Adams' hat-trick helped Wales secured a quarter-final spot at the Rugby World Cup with a 29-17 victory over Fiji, who were eliminated.

Argentina ended their Rugby World Cup campaign with a 47-17 win over the United States, but their exit disappointed Mario Ledesma.

A 61-0 thrashing of Russia technically kept Scotland's Rugby World Cup qualification hopes in their own hands, with Japan up next.