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Tshiunza may join Cardiff

WALES forward Christ Tshiunza could leave Exeter this summer with Cardiff interested. The 24-year-old’s contract expires at the end of the season and he has yet to agree a new deal. “He is off contract at the end of this season with us and we haven’t re-signed him currently, so those rumours could be entirely […] The post Tshiunza may join Cardiff appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper15 Feb
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Regional results

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The Rugby Paper15 Feb
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Injury rules out Hunt

DRAGONS tighthead Rob Hunt is unlikely to play again this season after having surgery on his left hamstring. The 29-year-old suffered the injury just 44 seconds into the URC defeat by Ospreys at Brewery Field at the end of last month when he was cleared out while jackaling at a ruck. The South African, who […] The post Injury rules out Hunt appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper15 Feb
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Newport happy to have home comforts

Super Rygbi Cymru Cup round-up ■ By CARL FIELD NEWPORT will have home advantage in the semi-finals after their 29-26 win over RGC ensured they will finish top of Pool A. Hooker Henry Palmer, skipper Ben Roach, wing Fin Baker and centre Harri Ackerman were all on the scoresheet as the Black & Ambers ended […] The post Newport happy to have home comforts appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper15 Feb
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Ponty’s bonus-point win puts them top

Premiership round-up PONTYPRIDD went top of the Welsh Premiership after their 38-22 bonus-point triumph at Newbridge. Rhodri Smith, Connah Hughes, Stuart Floyd-Ellis and Callum Coxley were the Valley Commandos’ try scorers. Smith kicked a conversion and three penalties while Logan Jones also contributed seven points from the tee. Reigning champions Merthyr gave Ystrad Rhondda six […] The post Ponty’s bonus-point win puts them top appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper15 Feb
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BRITISH RESULTS AND FIXTURES

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The Rugby Paper15 Feb
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Pau give youth a chance to shine

JAMES HARRINGTON FRENCH COLUMN PAU’S return to this season’s Champions Cup competition for the first time since 2001 was far from a glorious one. They finished fifth in Pool 4 with just one win, at Scarlets, in four outings and dropped down to the Challenge Cup, where they will face Zebre in the round-of-16 in […] The post Pau give youth a chance to shine appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper15 Feb
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Forthcoming fixtures

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The Rugby Paper15 Feb
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Sharks prop Tysh enjoys being part of the family

■ By BEN JAYCOCK HOMEGROWN prop Tysh Harper believes the rise of northern women’s rugby, and the growing connection between club and community, is helping fuel belief at Sale Sharks as they look to climb the PWR table in the second half of the season. Harper, 26, got her first taste of top-level ruby at […] The post Sharks prop Tysh enjoys being part of the family appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper15 Feb
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Scotland’s firefighter to retire

HARLEQUINS captain Jade Konkel will end her playing career at the of the season. The 32-year-old back row – who won 74 caps for Scotland – made history in 2016 when she became the first woman to sign a professional contract with Scottish Rugby. She made her Scotland debut age 19 against England in the […] The post Scotland’s firefighter to retire appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper15 Feb
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How the Professional Era Has Changed Player Development in Rugby Union

If you speak to players who grew up before rugby union turned professional, they often describe a very different world. They trained in the evenings. They worked normal jobs during the day. Preparation felt serious, but it did not feel scientific. Recovery meant a hot bath and maybe a rest day. Now compare that with […] The post How the Professional Era Has Changed Player Development in Rugby Union appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper13 Feb
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Joe Santamaria: Chile flyer Nicolás Saab leads Pablo Lemoine’s new generation

In a year full of groundbreaking moments, Chile’s 20-year-old flyer Nicolás Saab carved out a few of his own in 2025. The post Joe Santamaria: Chile flyer Nicolás Saab leads Pablo Lemoine’s new generation appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper13 Feb
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Six Nations news: England’s Tommy Freeman braced for Murrayfield hostility

Tommy Freeman has got used to the home comforts of Allianz Stadium but insists he is ready for the hostile atmosphere of Murrayfield as England look to extend their winning streak. The post Six Nations news: England’s Tommy Freeman braced for Murrayfield hostility appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper13 Feb
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Six Nations news: Joe Heyes has no Lions regrets as England prop prepares for Murrayfield battle

In a parallel universe, Joe Heyes might have finished last summer Down Under with the British & Irish Lions, but the England tighthead has no regrets ahead of a head-to-head with a pair of front-rowers who did make Andy Farrell’s squad. The post Six Nations news: Joe Heyes has no Lions regrets as England prop prepares for Murrayfield battle appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper13 Feb
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New 2026 Six Nations Supercomputer: England projected for Grand Slam glory

Following a dramatic opening weekend of the 2026 Six Nations, data analysts at betting comparison site FindSisterSites have updated their original Supercomputer and the forecast looks increasingly positive for Steve Borthwick’s England. The post New 2026 Six Nations Supercomputer: England projected for Grand Slam glory appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper13 Feb
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Looking for a Sportsbook That Rewards Loyalty? Bet25 Has the Answer

Most sportsbooks follow the same playbook. They throw a big welcome bonus at you, hope it sticks, and then offer very little once you are past the sign-up stage. Bet25 does things differently. From your very first bet to your hundredth, the platform keeps giving back through promotions that are built for regular sports bettors, […] The post Looking for a Sportsbook That Rewards Loyalty? Bet25 Has the Answer appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper12 Feb
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What are the biggest rugby events in 2026

As rugby continues to grow in popularity across the United Kingdom and around the world, 2026 promises to host a range of significant events for fans and players alike.  The post What are the biggest rugby events in 2026 appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper12 Feb
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George Ford confident England can rise to Murrayfield challenge against Scotland

George Ford believes England’s preparation and growing momentum have them well placed to tackle one of the toughest assignments in Test rugby when they face Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday. The post George Ford confident England can rise to Murrayfield challenge against Scotland appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper12 Feb
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Alex Mitchell expecting Scotland backlash as England target statement win

England scrum-half Alex Mitchell is braced for a fierce response from Scotland when the old rivals collide on Saturday, with the Northampton No.9 anticipating a hostile atmosphere and a wounded opponent desperate to bounce back. The post Alex Mitchell expecting Scotland backlash as England target statement win appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper12 Feb
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Six Nations news: What Ireland learned against France, who Andy Farrell picks for Italy and the No.10 question

In the last year, Ireland have only lost four of their twelve matches. Once to New Zealand in Chicago, again to South Africa in Dublin and to France twice, with the most recent being last Saturday. The post Six Nations news: What Ireland learned against France, who Andy Farrell picks for Italy and the No.10 question appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper12 Feb
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New Rugby Paper Roundup: “Henry Pollock is made for YouTube” – Six Nations Round Two ft Andrew Forde

In this week’s episode of The Rugby Paper Roundup, Assistant Editor Ben Jaycock is joined by the king of rugby compilations, Andrew Forde, to break down the biggest stories heading into Round Two of the Six Nations. The post New Rugby Paper Roundup: “Henry Pollock is made for YouTube” – Six Nations Round Two ft Andrew Forde appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper12 Feb
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Six Nations news: Round two predictions as Ireland face Italy and England head to Murrayfield

Round one of the Men’s Six Nations has been and gone, but immediately we shift our attention to round two, beginning on Saturday. The post Six Nations news: Round two predictions as Ireland face Italy and England head to Murrayfield appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper10 Feb
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Six Nations news: Maro Itoje back as England captain for game against Scotland

Maro Itoje will lead England into Saturday’s Six Nations clash with Scotland after being restored to the starting XV for the trip to Murrayfield. The post Six Nations news: Maro Itoje back as England captain for game against Scotland appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper10 Feb
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Six Nations news: What we learned about every team from round one

The first round of the Men’s Six Nations has been completed, with France, Italy and England picking up victories. The post Six Nations news: What we learned about every team from round one appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper9 Feb
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How the Autumn Series Impact the World Rankings

The autumn international rugby series is always a pivotal period in the rugby calendar, and the 2025 series proved no different. With high stakes matches featuring some of the world’s best teams, results from this series have significant implications for the global rankings. Understanding how these matches influence the hierarchy provides insight into which nations […] The post How the Autumn Series Impact the World Rankings appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper9 Feb
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How AI and Automation Are Reshaping Sports and Esports Betting

The modern sports betting ecosystem is increasingly defined by data, automation, and real-time decision-making. What was once a market driven primarily by human traders and static odds has evolved into a complex digital environment where artificial intelligence, live data feeds, and scalable infrastructure play a central role. This shift affects not only traditional sports such […] The post How AI and Automation Are Reshaping Sports and Esports Betting appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper9 Feb
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Jamie George: Calcutta Cup is next goal for England after Six Nations win over Wales

Jamie George hailed England’s seven-try demolition of Wales, citing his side’s display as the perfect platform to end their Murrayfield losing streak when the Calcutta Cup is on the line next Saturday. The post Jamie George: Calcutta Cup is next goal for England after Six Nations win over Wales appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper8 Feb
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Gregor Townsend wants to stay on as Scotland boss despite Six Nations setback

Scotland crashed to defeat in Rome yesterday to heap more pressure on head coach Gregor Townsend ahead of Saturday’s Calcutta Cup showdown with England. The post Gregor Townsend wants to stay on as Scotland boss despite Six Nations setback appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper8 Feb
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Paul Rees: England are sharpening a ruthless edge

England enjoyed a record championship victory over Wales at the ground that used to be called Twickenham, but it was ultimately underwhelming and some way below their victory in Cardiff 10 months before. The post Paul Rees: England are sharpening a ruthless edge appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper8 Feb
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Ben Kay: England and France squad depth could decide 2026 Six Nations

England World Cup winner Ben Kay believes the outcome of Saturday’s Calcutta Cup clash could prove the defining moment in the 2026 Six Nations, ultimately shaping where the title lands. The post Ben Kay: England and France squad depth could decide 2026 Six Nations appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper8 Feb