Opinion
All Blacks face mammoth decision on the left wing
Which power winger will Ian Foster opt for when he names his All Blacks squad for the World Cup?
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Interview
Paolo Odogwu: 'The life was sucked out the room... it was wild'
After the shock of administration at Wasps, Paolo Odogwu has breached new frontiers with Stade Francais and the Italian national t…
Analysis
The players who lit up the nine Rugby World Cups
With 100 days to go to the Rugby World Cup, RugbyPass revisits the feats of those who set the global showpiece ablaze
Opinion
Ben Kay: 'For me, Sexton is more important to Ireland than Dupont is to France.'
With 100 days until the start of the Rugby World Cup, the countdown is on as squads are trimmed and the mind games start
Analysis
How top-of-the-table clash unearthed two World Cup bolters
No spot has caused both New Zealand and Australia more heartache in recent times than blindside flanker.
Opinion
Mick Cleary: 'Sport, as we know, is one of life’s great escape mechanisms. Not in Premiership rugby it isn’t.'
It has been a chastening season in English rugby with yet another side on the brink and the hope is no more clubs perish
Analysis
Saracens back on their perch to continue the dynasty
Despite spirited resistance from Sale Sharks, few members of the Twickenham crowd doubted Mark McCall's men would wrestle back the…
Interview
Adam Hastings: 'When you're injured, you question a lot of things'
Adam Hastings has recovered from two spectacularly ill-timed injuries to target a place in Scotland's Rugby World Cup squad
Opinion
Moana Pasifika must rethink their objectives
Moana Pasifika have not so yet proven to be the success story everyone hoped - but it's not all their own doing.
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Akker van der Merwe: 'Yes, I stutter, but it’s not who I am. It doesn’t define me. It doesn’t own me.'
Akker van der Merwe has overcome mental and physical obstacles to stand on the cusp of a 'career high' with Sale Sharks
Interview
Jackson Wray: 'Saracens showed critics we are stronger than any of you think'
Jackson Wray has experienced glory, despair and tumult as he bids to end a 15-year Saracens career with a ninth trophy.
Analysis
How Saracens have switched up their play to become an attacking force
For so long Mark McCall's men have been derided as successful but boring, yet a change in tack has seen them add flair to force
