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England head coach Eddie Jones has admitted he regrets not refreshing his starting line-up for the Rugby World Cup final against South Africa.

Another busy day in the rugby union game as Wales and Scarlets suffer a double injury blow as Jonathan Davies and Rhys Patchell are ruled out.

Exeter will be looking to get out of the pool stages for only the second time in their history but face tough opposition from Glasgow, La Rochelle and Sale.

Jeremy Guscott argues defence has become easier with a lax approach from referees marshalling the scrum The post Guscott column: Trim the bench and enforce the laws to improve the game appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

Rugby Journal have launched the inaugural Rugby Photographer of the Year competition that will celebrate the very best of rugby photography and culminate in a two-month long exhibition at the World Rugby Museum in 2020. ...

Nick Cain summarises the events of last week surrounding Saracens salary cap sanctions and the appeal process The post The Business Links - How Saracens’ salary cap breach became the biggest story since Bloodgate appea...

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Eddie Jones regrets not refreshing his England side before their 32-12 World Cup final defeat to South Africa.

How do injuries to Jonathan Davies and Rhys Patchell impact an already beat up Wales backline? The post Scarlets hit with injury blows to Wales duo appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

David Mead is back in the Papua New Guinea side to face Great Britain in Saturday's Test match in Port Moresby.

Wales and Scarlets have been dealt a blow after Jonathan Davies and Rhys Patchell were ruled out for six months and 16 weeks respectively.

Jonathan Davies and Rhys Patchell both need surgery after sustaining injuries at the Rugby World Cup and face lengthy spells on the sidelines.

St Helens will tackle NRL champions Sydney Roosters in next year's World Club Challenge, Super League have confirmed.

Great Britain have pledged not to underestimate Papua New Guinea as they look to end their four-match tour with a much-needed victory.

New Zealand's five franchises have named their squads for the 2020 Super Rugby season, with the Crusaders looking to retain their title.

The match officials for this week's action have been confirmed, with Ben Whitehouse handed the first Champions Cup clash of the season.

Hurricanes loosehead prop and Australia international Toby Smith has announced he is retiring from rugby following issues with concussion.