Rugby News - Northern Hemisphere

Rugby Rugby's news office in the northern hemisphere produces and distribute this rugby news feed.  The news feed has all the best of the global game but with a northern hemisphere slant.  Keep up on the latest from our Southern Hemisphere feed as well.  Visit the World Rugby Shop for official rugby gear from around the globe.

  • Sunday, 9. October, 2011
    Homer stars in London Irish win

    Homer stars in London Irish win

    Tom Homer scored 22 points as London Irish gave Worcester a five-try 42-24 Aviva Premiership beating at the Madejski Stadium.

  • Sunday, 9. October, 2011
    Howley and Wales daring to dream

    Howley and Wales daring to dream

    Wales assistant coach Rob Howley admits he and the players are daring to dream of reaching the World Cup final after arriving in Auckland.

  • Sunday, 9. October, 2011
    Jones: Samoa victory was key

    Jones: Samoa victory was key

    Adam Jones has identified Wales' punishing victory over Samoa as key to a World Cup campaign that has now gathered remarkable momentum.

  • Sunday, 9. October, 2011
    Best bemoans missing chance

    Best bemoans missing chance

    Rory Best admits heartbroken Ireland are tormented by their failed attempt to win a World Cup they will forever view as a missed opportunity.

  • Sunday, 9. October, 2011
    Henry pleased to grind out win

    Henry pleased to grind out win

    New Zealand coach Graham Henry expressed satisfaction on reaching the World Cup semi-finals after an unconvincing 33-10 win over Argentina.

  • Sunday, 9. October, 2011
    Thomas intent on staying put

    Thomas intent on staying put

    The acting chief executive of the Rugby Football Union, Martyn Thomas, has ruled out resigning in the wake of England's early World Cup exit.

  • Sunday, 9. October, 2011
    All Blacks struggle past Pumas

    All Blacks struggle past Pumas

    New Zealand advanced to a Rugby World Cup semi-final with Australia after beating a spirited Argentina side 33-10 at Eden Park in Auckland.

  • Sunday, 9. October, 2011
    End of an era for Springboks

    End of an era for Springboks

    South Africa coach Peter de Villiers looks set to quit his job following the Springboks' World Cup quarter-final defeat against Australia.

  • Sunday, 9. October, 2011
    Lievremont wary of Wales

    Lievremont wary of Wales

    France coach Marc Lievremont began planning to topple Warren Gatland's Wales in the World Cup semis by praising their performances so far.

  • Sunday, 9. October, 2011
    Mallinder hails Lamb display

    Mallinder hails Lamb display

    Northampton boss Jim Mallinder hailed the display of Ryan Lamb after the fly-half's man-of-the-match display helped Saints beat Exeter 33-3.

  • Sunday, 9. October, 2011
    Delight for Diamond

    Delight for Diamond

    Sale executive director of sport Steve Diamond could not hide his delight after a 13-11 home win over Gloucester lifted his side to second.

  • Sunday, 9. October, 2011
    O'Shea proud of triumphant Quins

    O'Shea proud of triumphant Quins

    Harlequins director of rugby Conor O'Shea was left a proud man after his side made it six wins from six in the Aviva Premiership.

  • Sunday, 9. October, 2011
    Wallabies reach World Cup semis

    Wallabies reach World Cup semis

    Australia crept into the World Cup semi-finals after James O'Connor landed a late penalty to beat holders South Africa 11-9 in Wellington.

  • Sunday, 9. October, 2011
    Andrew to review England exit

    Andrew to review England exit

    RFU operations director Rob Andrew has confirmed he will head up a review into England disappointing exit from the World Cup.

  • Saturday, 8. October, 2011
    Ospreys extend lead at Munster

    Ospreys extend lead at Munster

    Ospreys extended their lead at the top of the RaboDirect PRO12 with a narrow 17-13 victory over fellow high-flyers Munster at Thomond Park.