Rugby News

Charlie King rates the players as Ireland cut loose to put Scotland the sword and win them the 2015 Six Nations title

Three players have been charged with offences committed during the Super League Round 7 fixture between Castleford Tigers and Salford City Reds on Friday March 20.

St Helens coach Keiron Cunningham has accused his Warrington counterpart Tony Smith of talking "garbage" by suggesting the injury that has sidelined Welsh prop Ben Evans for four months was the result of foul play.

Jamie Hosie attempts to whittle it down to just five talking points from the pulsating final round of Six Nations action

Edinburgh have signed No 8 Nasi Manu from Super XV outfit Highlanders.

We take a look at which players shone in which department during the 2015 Six Nations.

The official shortlist for the 2015 RBS 6 Nations player of the tournament has been announced, but who do you think should win it?

Harlequins and former England wing Ugo Monye will retire at the end of the season.

Rupert Cox shares his highlights from the week's rugby action in his round-up blog.

Warrington's Ben Evans will be out for around four months after surgery on a ruptured hamstring.

England full-back Sam Tomkins has been ruled out for up to six weeks with a knee injury.

Glasgow Warriors have signed Scotland international lock Kieran Low from London Irish.

ITV announced their line-up of commentators, pundits and presenters for the Rugby World Cup 2015 at the weekend, but what do you think of it?

South Africa's Sharks hooker Bismarck du Plessis has been banned for four weeks for kicking an opponent in the head during a Super Rugby match.

Wasps have announced that Ben Jacobs has signed a contract extension with the Premiership club.

Patrick Cheshire rounds up all the action from the weekend's rugby, most notably one of the most memorable days in Six Nations history

Waratahs flanker Jacques Potgieter has been fined US$15,540 for uttering a homophobic slur during Sunday’s Super Rugby match against the Brumbies in Sydney.

A confession, I am still feeling exhausted after Saturday’s stirring events. And I was only in the Twickenham press box. A day of high drama as European rugby showed itself capable of playing rugby the positive way.

Stuart Lancaster is convinced England can win the World Cup despite presiding over a fourth successive runners-up finish in the Six Nations.