Analysis
Waratahs 'counter-culture' limits Wallaby options for Joe Schmidt
Darren Coleman's sacking is indicative of an unstable franchise which will concern the new Australia boss.
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Analysis
Toulouse must go the distance to slam door on Leinster's five-star tilt
Toulouse have the star quality to cause Leinster more Champions Cup stress if the final goes to the wire.
Analysis
New Zealand Rugby primed for new civil war with players
Domestic chaos could impact the All Blacks as the RPA threatens to form a new entity outside NZR's authority.
Analysis
Ross Byrne has the grandest stage to prove his doubters wrong
Stepping out of Johnny Sexton's shadow was never going to be easy but Leinster's out-half has a day of reckoning in London
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Why Gloucester and England will miss Jonny May, the great entertainer
The popular speedster has made the most of his natural gifts and will hope to leave English rugby by lifting a cup with his belove…
Opinion
Mick Cleary: 'Stade Toulousain are not without their imperfections and vulnerabilities'
The aristocratic Top 14 side are stacked with superstars and will fancy their chances against a similarly star-studded Leinster si…
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Vincent Koch: 'Never think you’re the big dog because they fall the hardest'
The decorated two-time World Cup winner could add more medals to his collection but has a humility that has been earned the hard w…
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Ellie Kildunne: 'I want to inspire in every room that I walk into'
England star Ellie Kildunne talks self-expression, her Olympics dream and why she's smiling her way through life.
Analysis
Why Auckland blue is primed to take over from Canterbury red and black
The Blues have the makings of a champion Super Rugby side, underpinned by two awesome wingers.
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How Kevin Foote's Rebels are making history after 'slap in the face'
Against a backdrop of financial ruin and doubt, the Rebels coach has steered his troops to a maiden Super Rugby play-off.
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Mosese Tuipulotu: 'I'm not just Sione's little brother - I'll prove I can play'
As he prepares to follow his big brother to Scotland, the burgeoning Waratah is desperate to forge his own path.
Opinion
Damian Penaud; France's free spirit who refuses to be tamed
The enigmatic France and Bordeaux wing is uncoachable and untouchable, which is why rugby should treasure him
