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Steve Borthwick will call-up former All Black this summer
teve Borthwick may still be shaping his England side, but the national coach could soon have several reinforcements at his disposal as the team builds towards t
Rory Best on Refusing to Sing ‘Ireland’s Call’ and the Backlash He Faced
Rory Best bowed out after the 2019 World Cup, bringing the curtain down on a stellar Ireland career defined by grit, leadership, and historic success. ⭐ Save us
The best backs in the world rugby (Ranked 20-1)
The best backs in rugby don’t just play the game — they shape it. They see things others don’t, take risks, and find moments that change matches. From calm orga

Irish cornerstone Djougang back among French friends
It's nearly five years now since Linda Djougang, at the time a promising but inexperienced international, made the move over to France to join ASM Romagnat, the
Highest Paid Player In EVERY Prem Season (1998-2026)
The Gallagher Premiership has long been home to big-money deals, and even amid the sport’s financial challenges, elite players continue to command huge salaries
England back-rower confirms short term move to Bristol Bears
England back-rower Demelza Short has committed her future to Bristol Bears Women after signing a new contract with the Premiership Women’s Rugby outfit. Join th

England back-rower Short signs new Bristol deal
England back-row forward Demelza Short signs a new deal to stay with PWR side Bristol Bears.
The New Rugby World Cup Format Is ‘Absolute Dogs*****’
Donncha O’Callaghan has ripped into the new-look 2027 Rugby World Cup format — even with Ireland handed what many see as their smoothest-ever path to the final.

Eddie Jones Pays Unlikely Compliment To 'Example' Set By Irish Rugby
The old enemy of Irish rugby Eddie Jones has paid an unlikely compliment to the way the game has been developed in this country.

'I know I have the minerals for Sale job' - Sanderson
Sale Sharks boss Alex Sanderson says he has no doubts over his own position in the wake of a 85-19 home thrashing by Saracens on Sunday.

Harlequins legend Evans to leave after 18 seasons
Harlequins all-time points scorer and attack coach Nick Evans will leave the Prem club at the end of the season after 18 years.

United Rugby Championship round 16: All you need to know
It's moving week in the United Rugby Championship for the teams with ambitions of securing top seeding and those who are fighting for play-off places.

Six Nations: France v Ireland - All you need to know
Ireland face France in round three of the Guinness Women's Six Nations on Saturday night. Find out all you need to know here.

Exeter revival shows what's possible - Skivington
Gloucester can look to Sunday's opponents Exeter for inspiration on how to transform their fortunes, says head coach George Skivington.
Harlequins coach departs club after 18 years
Harlequins have confirmed that Attack Coach Nick Evans will depart the club at the end of the current season, bringing an 18-year association to a close. Join o

McMillan: Munster must reflect on Randle hiring process
Munster head coach Clayton McMillan says he stands over the decision to hire Roger Randle but admits there are lessons to be learned about how the organisation

Wales flanker Macleod signs new Scarlets deal
Scarlets captain Josh Macleod sign a new deal to stay at the Welsh side - although the contract length is not provided.

Bemand: 'The group hasn't got ahead of itself'
Scott Bemand believes his team have earned the right to travel to France with confidence this week, but insists the group "hasn't got ahead of itself".
The greatest English rugby players of all-time (Ranked 20-1)
On St George’s Day, it is fitting to celebrate the players who have shaped English rugby history. From iconic World Cup winners to modern trailblazers, both the

Jager only switch for Munster side to face Ulster
Oli Jager makes his first start since January as Munster's only change in their side to take on Ulster in Saturday's BKT URC derby.
Sam Prendergast makes his Leinster fly-half case harder to ignore after MOTM display against Ulster
In Irish rugby, no role comes with more pressure and criticism than the role of the fly-half. The post Sam Prendergast makes his Leinster fly-half case harder
“Four more” – Eddie Hearn plots next wave of superstar rugby signings
Eddie Hearn isn’t dipping his toe into rugby — he’s diving in headfirst. After signing Henry Pollock and Finn Russell to his fast-growing Matchroom Talent Agenc

Exeter's Dweba harbours hopes of South Africa recall
Exeter hooker Joseph Dweba says he hopes he can force his way back into the South Africa squad.

Connon starts for Newcastle against Bristol
Fly-half Brett Connon starts in one of six changes for Newcastle Red Bulls against Bristol in the Prem.
Courtney Lawes makes his feelings clear on why he didn’t rejoin Northampton
Courtney Lawes has opened up about his decision to sign for Sale Sharks rather than return to Northampton Saints, the club where he spent 17 years before headin

Cornish Pirates prop Young signs new contract
Cornish Pirates prop Billy Young is the latest player to agree new terms to stay with the Champ Rugby club.

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The 12 best fly-halves in world rugby (Getty Images) Their playing styles may vary, but these 12 players are the best men's fly-halves in world rugby right now.

McGhie starts as Scots make five changes for Italy
Scotland make five changes to the side who were overwhelmed by England for their Women's Six Nations trip to face Italy on Saturday.
Warren Gatland snubs Warburton and Jones as he names his greatest-ever captain
Warren Gatland has never been one to sit on the fence, but even for a coach known for bold calls, narrowing down his five greatest British and Irish Lions of…
