Rugby News

Callum Hunter-Hill is not sure how long he will stay in London but he is looking to make the best of his time in the English capital to gain valuable experience with London Scottish in the Championship. The 19-year-old j...

London Welsh Rugby Football Club Limited formally entered liquidation today. A new company has been given a temporary licence by the RFU in order for the club to fulfil its next two fixtures. This will allow additional t...

Combative England full-back Mike Brown has vowed to fight for wheelchair rugby the same way as he plays by helping to raise the £2m needed to keep the sport alive. Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby are set to appeal Sport ...

Hutch shares his SuperBru predictions for the festive round of Aviva Premiership matches.

World Rugby has intervened in the George North concussion case, questioning why established protocols were not followed and requesting the reasons behind a review panel's decision not to sanction Northampton.

Tommaso Allan scored 18 points as Treviso beat fellow Italian side Zebre 23-12 to move off the bottom of Guinness PRO12 and above their opponents.

Sam Warburton makes his 100th Cardiff Blues appearance when they face the Dragons in one of three Boxing Day derbies in the Guinness PRO12.

Bradford Bulls could be saved from extinction with administrators considering an offer to buy the club, according to Sky sources.

Francis Saili is in line to make his first Munster appearance since May 7 after being named on the bench for their St Stephen's Day derby against Leinster, live on Sky Sports 2 HD from 5.15pm.

Tusi Pisi will make his first Bristol appearance since October in their must-win clash with relegation rivals Worcester on Boxing Day.

Wallabies Kurtley Beale and Will Skelton will make their Premiership debuts on Christmas Eve as Wasps host Bath and Saracens face Newcastle.

England head coach Eddie Jones believes the six tour matches the British & Irish Lions will play next year ahead of the first Test against New Zealand on June 24 will give the touring side a significant advantage.

Phil Steele has earned himself a rewarding reputation as a technical-zone television reporter and after-dinner speaker, a veritable bundle of laughs. A schoolteacher by profession, a full- back at Newport by choice, and ...

Will Greenwood picks out his best moments from 2016 in his festive favourite five.

Christmas is fast approaching and that can only mean one thing: Super League is nearly back.