All News
4107 articles indexed across all sports
Filter by Sport
Filter by Country
Best Second Rows in the World Right Now (Ranked 5–1)
Power in the engine room often defines the outcome of a match, and nowhere is that more evident than in the second row. These players bring a blend of physical…
Homegrown back Spencer gets two-year Newcastle deal
Versatile back Oli Spencer signs a new two-year contract to remain at Newcastle Red Bulls.
Transfer Rumour: Argentina bad-boy on the move again
Director of Rugby John Dobson is reportedly closing in on a major signing as he looks to reinforce the Stormers pack ahead of next season. ⭐ Save us to your Goo
Adam Coleman: ‘We’re taking nothing for granted but this is exactly where we want to be’
Bordeaux Bègles’ dual Wallabies and Tonga international says the reigning champions are primed for a clash of cultures against Bath There are in truth few Borde
Roots banned for concussing 'friend' Innard
Exeter's England forward Ethan Roots is banned for three games after striking his "friend", Gloucester hooker Jack Innard.
Ethan Coughlan Signs New Contract
Munster Rugby are pleased to announce a two-year contract extension for scrum-half Ethan Coughlan that keeps him at the province until at least 2028. The 24-yea
Wales captain Williams ruled out of Six Nations
Wales captain Kate Williams and wing Catherine Richards are ruled out of the final two rounds of the 2026 Women's Six Nations.
Anthony Watson demands fast Bath start to stand chance against Bordeaux-Begles
By Jack Humphreys Bath will be travelling to defending champions Union Bordeaux Bègles for their first Champions Cup semi-final in 20 years this Sunday at 3pm.
Late kicks and sad farewells - Ulster and semi-final drama
Ahead of Saturday's Challenge Cup semi-final against Exeter Chiefs, BBC Sport looks at how Ulster have fared in their last five attempts to reach a major final.
New Rugby Paper Roundup: England dominate… the rest chase! Six Nations chat + George North retirement ft Georgie Perris Redding
In this week’s episode of The Rugby Paper Roundup, Assistant Editor Ben Jaycock is joined by Sale Sharks co-captain and USA international Georgie Perris-Redding
“Taxi driver” – 5 Rugby Players Who NUKED Their Own Careers
From wasted talent to off-field controversy, these are five rugby stars who threw away legendary careers. Join RUCK’s Instagram broadcast channel and get the la
Where Are They Now? – Bath XV from the 1998 European Cup Final triumph
Bath find themselves on the cusp of history, as the blue, black and whites embark on the Champions Cup semi-finals this Saturday. Johann van Graan’s side head d
Game Changer: How LooseHeadz Is Redefining Support in Rugby
Like many great rugby stories, LooseHeadz began with a chat over a pint at the clubhouse bar. But this wasn’t about the game—it was about people. Conversations
England legend launches Scrum & Bun burger van
Former Tom Youngs has swapped scrums for smash patties after launching a brand-new food venture alongside his cousin George — and it’s already got fans licking
Lomu, Wilkinson, Pollock? Rugby's search for a crossover star
Henry Pollock has signed with Eddie Hearn's talent agency in the hope of boosting his profile, but why has rugby found it so hard to forge mainstream figurehead
Rugby Tourism in Ireland: A Guide for Travelling Fans
Ireland’s standing as one of world rugby’s must-visit destinations shows no sign of slowing. With Andy Farrell’s side a permanent fixture near the top of the wo
England's Burns signs new Bristol contract
England second row Delaney Burns signs a new contract with Bristol Bears.
Rugby Union Weekly
Chris and Ashy preview the Champions Cup semi-finals with Bath’s Henry Arundell.
Ma’a Nonu could make shock international return aged 43
Ma’a Nonu could be set for one of the most remarkable comebacks in international rugby, with the former New Zealand centre reportedly eligible to switch allegia
Wales great North to bring curtain down on career
Wales great George North has announced he will retire from rugby at the end of the season.
Statement: Rassie Erasmus makes his feelings clear on Eddie Jones
Rassie Erasmus has publicly backed Eddie Jones following the Japan boss’s explosive comments about Test match scheduling and alleged political influence in the
Rugby Transfer Round-Up: Tommaso Menoncello huge move, James O’Connor new club
The rugby transfer market is heating up ahead of the 2026 season, with major departures, high-profile signings, and key contract extensions reshaping squads acr
“At long last” – Rugby law change has finally fixed dodgy scrum feeds
France has slammed its boot down and drawn a hard line in the mud, launching an all-out assault on crooked scrum feeds. Mathieu Raynal, now pulling the strings
Bath could call on teenager Mears for semi-final
Injury-hit Bath could give 18-year-old prospect Isaac Mears his first-team debut in Sunday's Champions Cup semi-final away to Bordeaux-Begles.
Leinster's latest Euro tilt, Ireland run into French wall
Neil Treacy is joined by Bernard Jackman and Johne Murphy to preview Leinster's Investec Champions Cup semi-final against Toulon, as well as recapping the rest
Australia duo O'Connor and Perese to leave Tigers
Australia pair James O'Connor and Izaia Perese are leaving Leicester Tigers at the end of the season.
Rugby Transfers: Five internationals to leave Leicester Tigers in big summer exodus
Leicester Tigers are bracing for a major squad shake-up, with five senior players set to depart at the end of the season. Here’s a breakdown of each exit and wh
Eddie Jones Names His Worst England Call-Up Without Hesitating
From the Curry–Underhill wrecking crew to the raw power of Itoje and Genge, Eddie Jones built his reputation on getting the big calls right after taking charge
Props Muir and O'Dowd extend Gloucester-Hartpury deals
England prop Maud Muir and Ireland prop Niamh O'Dowd both agree new contracts to stay with Gloucester-Hartpury.
Leinster’s brutal history in the Champions Cup – can the Dubliners break the curse?
The Investec Champions Cup returns this weekend, with the stage set for two blockbuster semi-finals across Ireland and France. Leinster are back in the last fou