Rugby World Cup 2019 Archives - Page 3 of 33

Rugby World Cup 2019: All Blacks hangover may have been a factor, admits Jones

England went from producing one of their best Rugby World Cup displays to one of their worst and coach Eddie Jones conceded a possible... Read more

"Rugby should be something that creates hope," said Rassie Erasmus, whose side embraced the privilege of inspiring South Africa's people.

Siya Kolisi lifting the Rugby World Cup as South Africa's first black captain means everything to his country, says Handre Pollard.

Sam Underhill and Tom Curry had been in dominant form for England at the World Cup and Duane Vermeulen knew they had to be... Read more

England fly-half George Ford said it was a "hard one to take" after his side suffered a 32-12 defeat to South Africa in the... Read more

Eddie Jones felt England were never really able to get into the game as "magnificent" South Africa dominated the World Cup final.

A proud Rassie Erasmus felt South Africa's team cohesion was a vital factor in their Rugby World Cup triumph.

Errors replaced excellence for England as a dominant South Africa sealed a third Rugby World Cup and a triumph of symbolic significance.

After leading South Africa to victory in the Rugby World Cup final, Siya Kolisi highlighted the impact the win could have on his nation.

South Africa dominated England to match New Zealand's tally of lifting the Webb Ellis Cup for a third time.

England's shock loss in the Rugby World Cup final was not the first occasion when a showpiece went dramatically against expectations.

A look back at the best facts and stats from Kieran Read's career, after he played his final match for New Zealand.

World Cup winner Iain Balshaw says these are exciting times for English rugby as the majority of the squad are coming into their prime.

Former England captain Phil Vickery says Eddie Jones' side must seize the day when they do battle with South Africa for the Webb Ellis... Read more

Kieran Read ended his All Blacks career on a high against Wales, with outgoing coach Steve Hansen paying tribute to New Zealand's captain.

Outgoing head coach Warren Gatland wants Wales to kick on under Wayne Pivac after his glorious 12-year tenure came to an end.