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Rugby World Cup 2019: It would break my heart to see Wales in the doldrums – Gatland

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

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.

Kieran Read says New Zealand see their third-place play-off against Wales as a chance to "rectify a few things" at the end of an... Read more

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

After Warren Gatland questioned whether England would "turn up for a final", Eddie Jones hit back with a typically mischievous comment.

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

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

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

Coach Warren Gatland says Six Nations champions Wales will thrive on being written off before South Africa clash at the Rugby World Cup.

Leigh Halfpenny offers Wales a "different element" that means Liam Williams' absence leaves them no weaker, according to Warren Gatland.

Liam Williams' Rugby World Cup is over, but Wales have Jonathan Davies back to face South Africa in Sunday's semi-final.

Rassie Erasmus has spoken of his respect for Warren Gatland as he prepares to try to end the Wales head coach's reign in disappointment.

Josh Navidi will miss the rest of the Rugby World Cup due to a hamstring injury he sustained in Wales' quarter-final win over France.

Warren Gatland has no concerns over Dan Biggar after the fly-half was passed fit despite missing Wales' last match due to concussion.

Warren Gatland has seen Wales' players step it up in training ahead of Sunday's last-eight showdown with France at the Rugby World Cup.

Neil Jenkins says Wales are not ready for head coach Warren Gatland to leave his role just yet.