Rugby News

Hull KR co-captain Mose Masoe was asked to leave hospital and continue rehabilitation for a spinal injury at home to make room for incoming coronavirus patients.

Another busy day in the rugby union game as we delved into the big discussion points from the past seven days in our weekly round-up.

The British & Irish Lions tour of South Africa in July 2021 will not be shifted despite a direct overlap with the new dates for the Tokyo Olympic Games, says Lions managing director Ben Calveley.

What has been the message from Eddie Jones? The post Gloucester wing Ollie Thorley upping his game in search of elusive England cap appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Scotland fly-half has revealed he told Townsend to keep him out of the squad and revisit things later this year The post Finn Russell wants back in with Scotland and Townsend appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

Premiership side Bristol Bears have announced that tighthead prop Lewis Thiede will leave the West Countrymen when his contract finishes.

Jackson Hastings has moved to clarify his comments about his ambitions of one day returning to play in the NRL.

On this week's podcast episode, Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox catch up with England cricket star Jonny Bairstow to hear how he's getting on during these highly unusual times...

Scotland fly-half Finn Russell is ready to bury the hatchet with head coach Gregor Townsend, providing concessions are made on both sides.

Back-row Jackson Wray, who has spent his entire professional career at Saracens, has become the latest player to pledge his future to the club.

As it is the birthday of Andre Esterhuizen, who turned 26 on Monday, here's a 10-question quiz on the South Africa and Sharks inside centre.

Jackson Wray has become the latest Saracens player to pledge his future to the club.

To celebrate 25 seasons of Super League, Eddie Hemmings joined Sky Sports News to look back on the first match and how the competition has evolved since 1996.

It's time for our Monday wrap of who has their name in lights and who is making the headlines for all the wrong reasons over the past week.

Rugby Australia will need to make "significant cuts" after reporting a provisional AUS$9.4 million deficit at their annual general meeting.

Scarlets have begun work to turn their Llanelli home ground into an NHS hospital, providing 500 extra beds to help tackle the coronavirus crisis.

Think you know your rugby union players? Follow the clues and try and work out who is who!

New Zealand Rugby have announced that they have cancelled all of their country's lower tier provincial representative rugby competitions.

Ireland's two-Test series in Australia, scheduled for July, is in doubt as the country deals with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.