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2019 Rugby World Cup

Wales centre Jonathan Davies

Star-studded Wales to front France

Wales coach Warren Gatland has made 11 changes to his starting XV for Sunday’s World Cup quarter-final against France in Oita.

Posted in News, Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged 2019 Rugby World Cup, 2019 World Cup, Wales, World Cup
Watch: 'We are favourites'

Watch: ‘We are favourites’

We look at what happened in Tokyo on Thursday as the Springboks build toward their quarter-final clash with Japan.

Posted in Springboks, Test Rugby, Top headlines, Videos, World Cup | Tagged 2019 Rugby World Cup, japan, Rassie Erasmus, Springboks, video, Videos
Springbok hooker Bongi Mbonambi at World Cup

Bongi better suited to start quarter-final

Coach Rassie Erasmus says he selected Bongi Mbonambi in the Boks’ starting lineup because the hooker is better suited to the game they want to employ in the quarter-final against Japan.

Posted in News, Springboks, Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged 2019 Rugby World Cup, 2019 World Cup, Bongi Mbonambi, Malcolm Marx, Rassie Erasmus, Springboks, Test Rugby, World Cup
Brothers Tom and Ben Youngs

‘Youngs isn’t even the best player in his family’

A selection of the best quotes from players and coaches at the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan on Thursday.

Posted in News, Springboks, Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged 2019 Rugby World Cup, 2019 World Cup, australia, Ben Youngs, england, Wallabies, World Cup
Rassie Erasmus and Frans Steyn

‘We’ve been honest from the outset’

Rassie Erasmus on telling eight players that they won’t feature in the quarter-final, while Matt Proudfoot comments on his valuable coaching stint in Japan.

Posted in Springboks, Test Rugby, Top headlines, Uncategorized, Videos, World Cup | Tagged 2019 Rugby World Cup, Frans Steyn, Jacques Nienaber, japan, Matt Proudfoot, Rassie Erasmus, Springboks, Steven Kitshoff, Vincent Koch
Brodie Retallick in action against Namibia

‘Brodie is a bit of a freak’

Brodie Retallick’s inclusion in the starting lineup to face Ireland after his recent return from injury shows how much the All Blacks value the star lock.

Posted in Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged 2019 Rugby World Cup, All Blacks, Brodie Retallick, Ireland, Jack Goodhue, Joe Schmidt, Ryan Crotty, Steve Hansen
RG Snyman is one of the Bok forwards on the bench

Rassie: Forwards favoured because of versatility

Coach Rassie Erasmus says he went with a 6-2 split on the Boks’ bench for the quarter-final against Japan because of the South African forwards’ versatility.

Posted in News, Springboks, Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged 2019 Rugby World Cup, 2019 World Cup, japan, Rassie Erasmus, Springboks, Test Rugby, World Cup
Rob Kearney

Schmidt opts for experience against ABs

Ireland coach Joe Schmidt has named 12 members of the starting side which defeated New Zealand 16-9 in November to again front the All Blacks in Saturday’s quarter-final.

Posted in Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged 2019 Rugby World Cup, All Blacks, Ireland, Joe Schmidt, Jordan Larmour, Rob Kearney
Wallabies rookie Jordan Petaia

Wallabies gamble with teenage rookie at No 13

Michael Cheika has made five changes to the Wallabies starting lineup for Saturday’s World Cup quarter-final against England in Oita.

Posted in News, Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged 2019 Rugby World Cup, 2019 World Cup, Jordan Petaia, Test Rugby, Wallabies, World Cup
George Ford celebrates with teammate Joe Marler

Jones: Ford has not been dropped

George Ford’s omission from the England starting lineup for Saturday’s crunch quarter-final against Australia comes as a surprise, but coach Eddie Jones says the flyhalf knows his role in the squad.

Posted in Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged 2019 Rugby World Cup, Billy Vunipola, Eddie Jones, england, George Ford, henry slade, Joe Launchbury, mako vunipola, Manu Tuilagi, Owen Farrell, samu kerevi, Wallabies
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