Spain are up to 19th place in the World Rugby Men’s Rankings after concluding their Rugby Europe Championship 2021 campaign with a 52-7 win over the Netherlands. With a fraction over three-quarters of a rating point gained for their biggest victory over the Dutch in 19 years, Los Leones swap places with Portugal. Spain’s
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Tunisia and Senegal successfully save their spots in the African Rugby Championship
The tournament took place at the stadiums of the Arab Academy for Science Technology & Maritime Transport (AASTMT) in Alexandria, from the 17th to the 18th of December 2021 CAPE TOWN, South Africa, December 18, 2021 The North African Rugby Qualifiers Tournament, for men and women, has finally come to an end,
SUPER RUGBY PACIFIC SQUADS REVEALED
The 12 teams have revealed their squads for the inaugural season, headlined by new and exciting Fijian Drua and Moana Pasifika squads. The Drua have named a host of International and Sevens superstars, headlined by gold medallist Napolioni Bolaca. Meanwhile, the Pasifika are boosted by the valuable experience of Christian Lealiifano
TEST PREVIEW: ALL BLACKS V FRANCE (PARIS)
Super Rugby Pacific 2022 draw unveiled
Women’s Sevens team recognised with international award
The gold-medal winning New Zealand Women’s sevens team has collected another piece of silverware, awarded the Best Female Team at the Tokyo Olympic Games at the ANOC Awards overnight. The ANOC (Association of National Olympic Committees) Awards recognise the best of the best, with the women’s sevens teams among the winners
Tech that Up the Game – A closer look at the latest tech innovations in Rugby
Technology makes rugby even more exciting now Rugby Union, commonly known as rugby, has come a long way in entertaining people as a close-contact team sport. It shows close ties to soccer, basketball, and football, combining the sprinting of soccer, the transition of basketball, and the close contact teamwork of American
All Blacks bring up a century in Washington DC
Making the most of their starting opportunities the All Blacks' less experienced players took them with both hands in a 104–14 record win over the United States Eagles in Washington on Sunday (NZT). Second five-eighths Quinn Tupaea, halfback Finlay Christie, lock Tupou Va'ai and centre Braydon Ennor all had respective impacts
