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Introducing the new RugbyPass app - the only rugby app you need

The new RugbyPass app is available now on both iOS and Android.

After many months of research, planning and development, the new RugbyPass app is now live, bringing together video, stats and editorial into one seamless, easy-to-use platform.

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The new home of rugby offers you a one-stop solution to enjoy the game you love, exactly how you want it. Whether you’re catching up on latest match highlights, tracking your team’s stats or streaming live matches, it’s all at your fingertips.

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The new RugbyPass app features news, live footage, stats and an extensive library of video on demand.

Available now in both the App Store and on Google Play, the RugbyPass app is designed to keep you connected to the game wherever you are, becoming the number one destination for rugby stats, coverage and community.

Watch live rugby from premier competitions worldwide including SVNS, U20s Championships and the Pacific Nations Cup, with both live coverage and replays.

With an already extensive library of on-demand rugby video content, including everything from classic Rugby World Cup matches and exclusive shows to never-before-seen interviews with the sport’s biggest stars, we’re launching a must-see documentary to coincide with the update.

Lomu – The Lost Tapes will be released on Saturday 1 February at 9am (GMT) and is free to watch globally.

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Lomu - The Lost Tapes
Download the new RugbyPass app to watch the documentary Lomu – The Lost tapes on RugbyPass TV now

A matchday essential

We know matchdays are special, and the RugbyPass app is built to enhance them:

  • Live Updates: Follow every play as it happens.
  • In-Depth Stats: Dive into the numbers that shape the game.
  • Expert Commentary: Gain fresh perspectives from the top rugby minds.

What can you expect from the RugbyPass App?

  • RugbyPass TV in your pocket
    Love watching rugby? Now you can stream RugbyPass TV directly in the app. Catch live games, relive the biggest moments with match highlights, and enjoy exclusive programming – all on the go.
  • Comprehensive match centre
    Stay ahead of the game with our all-in-one match centre. From live scores and results to player stats and team comparisons, you’ll have all the insights to track every moment of play.
  • Breaking news and in-depth analysis
    Get breaking headlines from the world’s top leagues and dive into thought-provoking long reads from leading rugby journalists.
  • Coming soon: Personalisation
    Soon, you’ll enjoy a fully personalised experience – follow your favourite teams, comment, set match alerts, and focus on the news that matters most to you.

Download today on iOS and Android

Download the new RugbyPass app today on iOS or Android to get the world of rugby at your fingertips!

Download the RugbyPass app now!

News, stats, live rugby and more! Download the new RugbyPass app on the App Store (iOS) and Google Play (Android) now!

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Poorfour 28 days ago

One major problem right out of the gate: when I open it on my iPad, the app insists on portrait orientation unless it’s playing video. Since I use the iPad with a keyboard case 99% of the time, that makes it almost unusable.


It’s also not 100% clear which login we are meant to use - my usual RugbyPass one didn’t work, so I assume it’s switched to using World Rugby logins instead.

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fl 28 days ago

is there anything on the app that isn't on this website?

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TJR00x 28 days ago

Nice, the Match centre is class! 👏

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PLUM BOY 28 days ago

Looks great, can't wait to use it

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RedWarriors 1 hour ago
The Springbok selection experiment is far from over

SA and NZ were the main countries “Whining” about the draw that put SA/NZ/IRE/FRA all on the same side of the draw. Ireland, France and Scotland are well used to it. Most countries have come face to face with the biased draw and scheduling many times since the RWC was inaugurated in 1987.

Everyone agreed the draw was a farce , but yes someone had to pox their way through and that was SA. You get to play a France team in the QF before they have a knock out win under their belt. You won as the inferior team, the world saw that. If the draw had been harder for SA and you were scheduled to play Scotland the week before then you were out.

England were stronger for most of the match with a 9 point lead with 10 to go. They will be massively disapointed to lose from there especially with the non peanalty awarded at the end.

Lastly, you needed a red card to beat NZ. 100%. Not in doubt. It was a 1 point game. You were losing without the red.

SA beat what was in front of them. Not in doubt. That they were lucky is not in doubt either. That the draw made the win significantly easier for SA to get past the QF, is not in doubt either. You play France in the SF or final, you are losing badly.

So well done on teh wins. But less stop with the ‘Are SA the greatest team in history” rubbish.

‘Butt hurt’? Thats an Americanism to imply homosexuality? On about raping women now lobbing homophobic comments. Some of you Saffers, past and present have a very very disturbing attitude…historically and present day.

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NB 3 hours ago
Have England suddenly become a 'lucky' team?

I think you need to look at some examples in order to get your facts straight.


If you look at the second gif in the article https://imgur.com/a/6QNcVtB#NG27wFf , you can see that Scotland are running the shape I describe, and the ‘flat option’ does not actively impede a tackler so has no need to retreat.


Ditto this one https://imgur.com/a/hNktXel#gbQSsT4 . There is no significant contact with a defender by the flat option, so why does it need to be [over-]refereed?


I feel you’re trying to address an issue that exists mostly in your own imagination, not one that exists out on the field of play.

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