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London Irish strike late to stun Northampton Saints
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A year of transition begins for Andy Farrell’s Ireland
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Jacques Nienaber takes over Springbok coaching reins
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Duncan Weir called up as Finn Russell replacement
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150 up for Bath’s Semesa Rokoduguni
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Bill Beaumont eyes re-election as World Rugby chairman
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‘Significant’ hamstring injury sidelines Wales’ Owen Lane
Cardiff wing Owen Lane has been released from Wales’ Six Nations squad following a “significant” hamstring injury sustained in training.
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‘My barometer swung from frustration to anger’ – Chris Boyd
Northampton director of rugby Chris Boyd was unhappy with a number of issues after his side missed the chance to go top of the Premiership.
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Set-piece improvement vital for tweaked England
Next in our set of previews ahead of the Six Nations we examine the prospects of last year’s second place finishers, Eddie Jones’ England.
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London Irish strike late to stun Northampton Saints
London Irish produced a shock result in the Premiership on Friday as they struck late to defeat Northampton 20-16 at Franklin’s Gardens.
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Rugby Union Today: Ireland Six Nations preview
Another busy day in the rugby union game as we looked at Ireland’s prospects for this season’s Six Nations Championship in our preview.
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Duncan Weir called up as Finn Russell replacement
Scotland have called up Worcester’s Duncan Weir to replace suspended fly-half Finn Russell ahead of their Six Nations opener against Ireland.
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Betting preview: Exeter to edge past powerful Sale
Ahead of the action in the English Premiership, we take a look at the best bets from two of the big encounters taking place this weekend.
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Bill Beaumont eyes re-election as World Rugby chairman
World Rugby have issued a statement where Bill Beaumont announces that he will stand for another term as the governing body’s chairman.
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150 up for Bath’s Semesa Rokoduguni
The Premiership action continues and there are five games scheduled for Saturday and Sunday with Exeter hosting Sale in the marquee game.
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Jacques Nienaber takes over Springbok coaching reins
Jacques Nienaber was unveiled as South Africa’s head coach on Friday as part of a revised coaching panel that will report to Rassie Erasmus.
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Springbok centre Andre Esterhuizen signs for Harlequins
Harlequins have announced that powerful South African centre Andre Esterhuizen has signed for the Londoners, joining from the Sharks.
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‘We can make a statement against France’ – Jamie George
England hooker Jamie George feels France are the perfect opposition for his team to bounce back against after their World Cup final defeat.
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A year of transition begins for Andy Farrell’s Ireland
Next in our set of previews ahead of the Six Nations we examine the prospects of last year’s third place finishers, Andy Farrell’s Ireland.
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Pieter-Steph du Toit crowned South Africa’s best again
Springboks flanker Pieter-Steph du Toit capped off a phenomenal 2019 season when he won the prestigious SA Rugby Player of the Year award.
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Milestone match for Masixole Banda in PRO14 derby
The lone game in the PRO14 this week comes from Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium where the Southern Kings take on the Cheetahs on Saturday.
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Team previews and prospects for Six Nations 2020
Ahead of an intriguing Six Nations, we preview each team individually.
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Fiji keen to win third successive Hamilton Sevens title
World Rugby’s Sevens Series continues in Hamilton this weekend and Fiji will be hoping to defend the title they won there in 2018 and 2019.
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Rugby Union Today: Finn Russell dropped by Scotland
Another busy day in the rugby union game as the SRU announced that fly-half Finn Russell will miss their Six Nations opener against Ireland.
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The short side: Pressure off in the Premiership
The short side returns to Planet Rugby as we study the major talking points ahead of all this weekend’s action in the English Premiership.