Six Nations bad boys free to play
Joe Marler, Manu Tuilagi and Mohamed Haouas have been cleared to play as soon as the season resumes after a secret Six Nations disciplinary review permitted them to serve their bans during the coronavirus shutdown.
English Premiership banks on July return
Premiership clubs are hoping to return to on-field action on 3 July and accept midweek games would be needed to complete the season.
Watch: Rugby will change – Jones
England coach Eddie Jones believes that while society will eventually overcome the coronavirus pandemic, its effect will bring positive changes to the global rugby calender and the manner in which teams operate.
Best of YouTube: Boks vs England (1st Test 2018)
In Siya Kolisi’s first game as captain, the Springboks produced one of the great comeback wins in Test history when they beat England at a packed Ellis Park in 2018. The Boks showed incredible character to recover from an early 21-point deficit to put five tries past Owen Farrell’s side, before claiming a 2-1 series win. Watch the full match… Read more →
All Blacks boss: England thrashing hurt
New All Blacks coach Ian Foster admits that New Zealand’s humiliating loss to England in the World Cup semi-final was a painful experience.
Second Six Nations planned for 2020
The Six Nations bosses are reportedly set to meet this week to finalise contingency plans for an emergency second tournament at the end of the year.
Mapimpi to Am: It’s our time to win RWC
Springbok wing Makazole Mapimpi has revealed the stirring conversation he had with teammate Lukhanyo Am before the World Cup final against England last year.
Jones sounds RWC warning to England stars
Eddie Jones says he will make radical personnel changes, claiming his England squad for the 2023 World Cup could comprise 60% new members.
Jones set to extend England stay
England coach Eddie Jones has reportedly agreed to sign a new deal which will take him through to the 2023 World Cup in France.
Jones agrees to pay reduction
England head coach Eddie Jones has agreed to take a pay cut of more than 25% as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
