Rugby News
Featherstone into cup quarters
Sky Sports - 11 May 2017 23:12
Featherstone are through to their first Ladbrokes Challenge Cup quarter-final for 20 years after a 24-12 sixth-round win over Halifax.
Jones plans Japan training camp
Sky Sports - 11 May 2017 23:00
Eddie Jones plans to hold a training camp in Japan next year to prepare his England players for the differences in culture and climate that await at the 2019 World Cup.
Crusaders out to stop Barrett
Sky Sports - 11 May 2017 21:51
The Crusaders have identified Beauden Barrett as the danger man ahead of their Super Rugby showdown against the Hurricanes on Saturday and plan to starve the fly-half of quick ball to nullify the threat.
Burden: Merger talk inspired us
Sky Sports - 11 May 2017 18:57
In March news broke of a proposed merger between rival Paris clubs Stade Francais and Racing 92, sending shockwaves through rugby.
Room 101: George Robson - London Irish lock
The Rugby Paper - 11 May 2017 17:30
1. Airport queue cretins As you approach airport security there are signs everywhere telling you what you need to do in advance yet people still forget that they need to take their belts off, empty loose change and keys ...
George: Hostile does not faze us
Sky Sports - 11 May 2017 16:00
Jamie George said a hostile crowd won't bother Saracens when they take on Clermont in Saturday's Champions Cup final, live on Sky Sports 3 from 4pm.
WATCH: Clermont's English pair
Sky Sports - 11 May 2017 14:37
David Strettle and Nick Abendanon talk nappies, Owen Farrell playing in goal for Manchester United, the Clermont Curse and a Saracens reunion.
Sky Live: Gloucester v Stade
Sky Sports - 11 May 2017 14:30
Both Gloucester and Stade Francais will try to take the edge off disappointing league seasons when they meet in the European Challenge Cup final at Murrayfield on Friday.
Friday's Challenge Cup teams
Sky Sports - 11 May 2017 14:19
All the team news ahead of Friday's Challenge Cup clashes including Salford v Hull KR and Dewsbury v Wakefield.
Brendan Gallagher: Crusading Clermont are closing in on their Holy Grail
The Rugby Paper - 11 May 2017 12:30
It possibly won't surprise you that Clermont - who took 99 years to land their first French Championship and who are almost defined by their dogged pursuit of a first European Cup - is where the Crusades all started. No ...
Nick Cain: The good, the lads and the ugly, by Burger
The Rugby Paper - 11 May 2017 12:30
Schalk Burger has scaled most of the high peaks in the game, including reaching the summit as part of South Africa's 2007 World Cup-winning side. Before the craggy 34-year-old Springbok icon joined Saracens this season h...
The Rugby Paper's Championship Dream Team
The Rugby Paper - 11 May 2017 12:30
London Irish were head and shoulders above any other side during the regular season but many individuals have stood out to make a fine team of the season - one that could arguably give struggling Premiership sides a good...
World Cup winner pens new Worcester deal
The Rugby Paper - 11 May 2017 12:02
Worcester centre Wynand Olivier has put pen to paper on a new deal to remain at Sixways. The 2007 World Cup winner, who has played 41 times for Warriors since joining the club in October 2015, has played for South Africa...
UPDATE: Sandy Park fire
The Rugby Paper - 11 May 2017 10:12
Sandy Park remains fully open for business despite a small kitchen fire at the venue overnight. Firefighters from the Devon and Somerset Fire Service were called to the stadium in the early hours of this morning followin...
'Strongest ever Lions squad'
Sky Sports - 11 May 2017 09:00
Former England international Nick Easter believes Warren Gatland has the "strongest Lions squad that has ever been assembled" for the upcoming tour of New Zealand.
Carter: Lions tour is unique
Sky Sports - 11 May 2017 08:50
All Blacks legend Dan Carter has urged New Zealand's current crop of players to make the most of a "once in a lifetime opportunity" against the British and Irish Lions.
Burgess: I'd have been worth weight, like Ardie
The Rugby Paper - 11 May 2017 08:30
Phil Burgess is proud to be a Sevens player but he does regret he was never given the chance to showcase his talent at the highest level like Ardie Savea in New Zealand. Standing at 6ft and weighing 14st 7lb, Burgess was...