Let’s start with a question: when is a league not a league? Give up? When it mutates into a knockout competition, writes Richard Grainger. Can you imagine the reaction if…
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Four Welsh regions sign salary cap agreement
The Scarlets, Ospreys, Cardiff Blues and Newport Gwent Dragons have united under a landmark legal agreement that will seek to deliver greater long-term sustainability in regional rugby supported by the…
Crusaders stadium not ready for Super Rugby opener
Rugby League Park is on track and will be ready for the Crusaders’ second home match of the season against the Cheetahs on March 24. Hamish Riach, CEO of the…
Cardiff Blues reach 100 Heineken games landmark
Cardiff Blues will play their 100th Heineken Cup match when they travel to the Madejski Stadium in Round 5 to meet London Irish. They will join Toulouse, Munster, Leinster, Leicester…
Munster stand alone
Munster stand alone as the only club left with four from four as the tournament takes a break before resuming in 2012 with the critical Rounds 5 and 6 that…
Both Lamonts head back home to Glasgow
The Glasgow Warriors backline will boast yet more international quality in season 2012/13, after it was today confirmed that Sean Lamont is to return to the club from the start…
London Scottish sign Canadian World Cup star
London Scottish have signed Canadian World Cup star Adam Kleeberger from the British Columbia Bears until the end of the season Kleeberger, 27, who plays as a back-row forward, won…
Hilton HHonors – 1,000 Free Tickets to the Aviva Premiership Final
Hilton HHonors are rewarding you with an opportunity to be at the biggest club rugby final in the world. Secure your place today amongst 81,601 true rugby fans to celebrate…
Heineken Cup – Blog
Round 4 of the Heineken Cup saw return fixtures offering plenty of surprises, writes Rugby World reader Sam Durham. Leicester held off Clermont, Gloucester narrowly beat Connacht at Kingsholm whilst…
Fixtures over the festive season
Christmas is coming and while your table groans under all that food, rugby’s finest will serve up their own feast for you, Katie Field writes. Harlequins and Saracens have a…