Dan Carter: New Zealand would not throw away a lead
1 decade ago by The TelegraphDan Carter reiterates All Blacks' pride in playing 'to the last whistle' after England's late collapse
Rugby World Cup 2015: Australia's Michael Cheika laughs off England 'spies'
1 decade ago by The TelegraphWallabies coach Michael Cheika unfazed by reports of spying as former players say the media spotlight on England will give the Australians the upper hand on Saturday
England coach Andy Farrell calls on nation to support team ahead of 'the game of our lives' against Australia
1 decade ago by The TelegraphEngland players 'in fight mode' to turn around fortunes after Wales defeat
England v Australia: Nick Easter welcomed into the England set-up as a rallying figure ahead of crunch match
1 decade ago by The TelegraphThe 37 year old Harlequin replaces the injured Billy Vunipola in Stuart Lancaster's set-up, and has experience of beating Australia at World Cups
Wales coach Rob Howley insists James Hook is trusted
1 decade ago by The TelegraphWales bring Gloucester back in from the cold as injury list lengthens. James Corrigan reports
Wales beat England at Rugby World Cup thanks to incredible character, says former wing Shane Williams
1 decade ago by The TelegraphShane Williams tells Jim White that Wales are feeding off their pain in 2011 and are far from finished yet
'I'm not looking for Sonny Bill' – BOD defends Jared Payne and urges Ireland to take more risks
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentBrian O'Driscoll has re-iterated his belief that Jared Payne is an integral part of the current Ireland team, but believes his former team-mates will need to take more risks against better opposition.
Doting dad Paul O'Connell posts family picture from World Cup base
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentThe Ireland World Cup squad have moved into a new World Cup location and captain Paul O'Connell was greeted with a touching family picture on arrival.
Brent Pope: All going to plan for Joe Schmidt as woes of rivals playing into Irish hands
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentOn a weekend that belonged to Wales and the old virtues of guts and glory, Ireland again marched on in clinical, but not particularly exciting, fashion.
England are robotic and wilted in the heat of battle in their Rugby World Cup defeat to Wales at Twickenham
1 decade ago by The TelegraphDavid Campese: Stuart Lancaster's substitutions were crazy against Wales and his team must now think on their feet if they are to survive
