Montpellier march on

Montpellier thrashed Agen 45-20 to return to winning ways in the Top 14, while there were also wins for Oyonnax, Bordeaux, Castres, Pau and Racing.

Juan rolls back years for Toulon

SARugbymag.co.za looks back at the past weekend's European Champions Cup and Challenge Cup matches, which involved South African players.

Flying Ashton helps Sarries march on

Saracens thumped Oyonnax 55-13 in London on Saturday, while Wasps, Toulon, Stade Français and Bordeaux all won their European Champions Cup matches.

Stormers suffer De Allende blow

Damian de Allende has sustained a serious ankle injury while playing for the Kintetsu Liners in Japan and faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines.

Montpellier Saffas floor Blues

Demetri Catrakilis converted Paul Willemse's stoppage-time try as Montpellier beat the Cardiff Blues 23-22 in their European Challenge Cup clash on Thursday.

Kiwis to test dual-ref system

New Zealand Rugby will implement the two-referee system in the National Provincial Championship on a trial basis next year.

Why Stormers snubbed Mitch

John Mitchell was snubbed by the Stormers because of his 'poor people skills', according to Thelo Wakefield.  

Jaguars to be risky in attack

The Jaguars (Los Jaguares) have officially been unveiled as Argentina's Vodacom Super Rugby franchise that will compete in the tournament from 2016.  

MJ Smith handed Currie Cup job

MJ Smith has been appointed as head coach of the Free State Cheetahs for their 2016 Currie Cup campaign. 

Blitzboks drawn in Kiwis’ pool

South Africa will face hosts New Zealand, Scotland and Russia at the Wellington Sevens in January 2016.