Rugby Tournaments

The latest rugby news on the major tournaments from around the globe.

  • Thursday, 12. January, 2012
    Falcons turn to coach Gold

    Falcons turn to coach Gold

    South African Gary Gold has taken over as Newcastle's director of rugby after Alan Tait was relieved of his duties.

  • Thursday, 12. January, 2012
    Morgan blow for Gloucester

    Morgan blow for Gloucester

    Gloucester full-back Olly Morgan will miss the remainder of the season after suffering knee ligament damage.

  • Thursday, 12. January, 2012

    Bok coach gets Falcons job

    Springbok forward coach Gary Gold has become the new Director of Rugby at the Newcastle Falcons, as the exodus of Peter de Villiers' World Cup backroom staff to Euro continues.

  • Thursday, 12. January, 2012

    Rebels like the taste of Kiwi

    The Melbourne Rebels, who returned to training this week, will play only New Zealand opposition in their pre-season build-up to the start of the Super Rugby season.

  • Thursday, 12. January, 2012

    More setbacks for Stormers

    Just days after the departure of a key management member, the Stormers revealed that two key players are in a race against time to be fit for the start of the season.

  • Thursday, 12. January, 2012
    Bradley demands strong display

    Bradley demands strong display

    Head coach Michael Bradley has urged Edinburgh to send out a strong message on Friday by defeating Racing Metro in the Heineken Cup pool game.

  • Wednesday, 11. January, 2012
    Lancaster: Farrell won't be fazed

    Lancaster: Farrell won't be fazed

    Interim coach Stuart Lancaster backed Owen Farrell to pilot England into a bright new era after naming the Saracens playmaker in his new squad.

  • Wednesday, 11. January, 2012

    Thirty days for punching a Bok

    Montpellier lock Thibault Privat was on Wednesday banned for 30 days for striking Toulouse's Springbok prop Daan Human in a Top 14 clash last month, the national rugby league (LNR) said.

  • Wednesday, 11. January, 2012

    Look out for 'free-flowing' England

    South African-born Saracens midfielder Brad Barritt expects the new-look England to play a "free-flowing" game in the Six Nations under the watchful eye of interim coach Stuart Lancaster.

  • Wednesday, 11. January, 2012
    Warriors snap up Cowan

    Warriors snap up Cowan

    Worcester Warriors have further strengthened their back row with the signing of Blair Cowan from Cornish Pirates.

  • Wednesday, 11. January, 2012
    Redpath: Tindall focus on us

    Redpath: Tindall focus on us

    Mike Tindall could have another battle on his hands as he looks to continue picking up the pieces of what has been a shattering season for him.

  • Wednesday, 11. January, 2012
    Lancaster launches 'new era'

    Lancaster launches 'new era'

    Interim coach Stuart Lancaster believes his squad of young guns has the potential to fire England back to the top of the rugby world.

  • Wednesday, 11. January, 2012

    Scotland call-up for Bulldogs' McGuigan

    Little-known Border Bulldogs centre Byron McGuigan has received a surprise call-up to the Scotland Sevens squad.

  • Wednesday, 11. January, 2012
    Sharples delight at England call

    Sharples delight at England call

    Charlie Sharples revealed he had achieved one of his season's objectives by being selected in the England elite player squad.

  • Wednesday, 11. January, 2012
    New era begins for England

    New era begins for England

    Stuart Lancaster launched England's new era when he announced an elite squad featuring nine uncapped players for the upcoming Six Nations.