The Latest Breaking News from Rugby

From Ireland’s shot at history to Italy’s raised expectations, the 2025 championship has all the ingredients to rival past classics

As the chief executive’s future hangs in the balance, it is time for radical reform of English rugby’s governing body

The under-fire chief executive has insisted that the union is in good financial state despite reporting record losses last year

Hadley Tonga is one of the fastest men in Australian rugby and teammate Hayden Sargeant is excited to see what he will bring at the rugby Sevens Perth tourney.

It will be Rugby Sevens fever in Perth from Friday as the world's best teams converge on HBF Park for the three-day tournament.

Olympian complained about earlier queries: ‘You automatically assume I must not feel that I am deserving of where I’m at? ... You think they’re asking NFL players, male politicians if they have imposter syndrome?’

Picture this: a rugby player sprints down the pitch with no opponent in sight, only to collapse mid-run. It’s a non-contact injury, a frustrating and often preventable setback that can sideline players for weeks or months. Rugby is a game of power, precision and relentless intensity – and it’s also…

England rugby’s governing body has agreed to hold a special general meeting after the Guinness Six Nations.

Sweeney received a £742,000 salary and £358,000 bonus in 2023-24, while the RFU posted a record operating loss of £37.9m and made 42 staff redundant.