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Wales honour Gatland with ‘Gatland’s Gate’ at Principality Stadium

Warren Gatland has been honoured by Wales after his 12-year spell in charge, with an entrance to the Principality Stadium named after him.

Having brought his 12-year stint as Wales coach to an end after the Rugby World Cup, Warren Gatland will face his former side on... Read more

Wayne Pivac has named Justin Tipuric as captain for his first match in charge of Wales against Warren Gatland's Barbarians side.

Wayne Pivac has named five uncapped players in the Wales squad to face a Barbarians side that will be coached by Warren Gatland.

With Jonathan Davies already ruled out, Wales prop Tomas Francis is also set to miss much of the 2020 Six Nations campaign.

After captaining his country with distinction, Sam Warburton has been appointed as a technical advisor by the Welsh Rugby Union.

Jonathan Davies is expected to be out for at least six months due to a knee injury, meaning he will miss the 2020 Six... Read more

Makazole Mapimpi, Tendai Mtawarira, Lukhanyo Am and Herschel Jantjies are set to feature for the Barbarians at Twickenham.

The Rugby World Cup came to an end on Saturday and here we take a look back at the best Opta facts from the... Read more

Pieter-Steph du Toit, Cheslin Kolbe and Tom Curry represent World Cup finalists South Africa and England in the Player of the Year list.

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.

Head coach Steve Hansen expressed his pride in the way New Zealand responded to being dethroned by hammering Wales.

New Zealand put on a show in Steve Hansen's last game in charge, Ben Smith scoring two of their six tries in an emphatic... Read more

New Zealand have to "hit the reset button" in their Rugby World Cup bronze match, says outgoing head coach Steve Hansen.

All of the Rugby World Cup semi-finalists and Japan have been represented in World Rugby's nominations for the 2019 team and coach awards.