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Premiership

2014 - 2015

England team to play Australia

1 decade ago by Premiership Rugby

Ben Morgan (Gloucester Rugby) and Jonathan Joseph (Bath Rugby) return to the England team for their Rugby World Cup Pool A game against Australia at Twickenham on Saturday.

Weir replaces Russell for Scotland

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Duncan Weir starts at fly-half for Scotland against South Africa as Finn Russell misses out through injury.

France make 12 changes for Canada

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Winger Remy Grosso is set for his Test debut as France make 12 changes for their World Cup match against Canada.

Du Preez to captain South Africa

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Fourie du Preez will captain South Africa in their World Cup Pool B game with Scotland in Newcastle on Saturday.

Wales v Fiji (Thu)

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Head coach Warren Gatland selects his strongest available team to face Fiji with Wales on the brink of the quarter-finals.

Naholo back for NZ after leg break

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

New Zealand winger Waisake Naholo will play against Georgia, less than three months after breaking his leg.

Morgan has Shane magic - McBryde

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Wales forwards coach Robin McBryde says full-back Matthew Morgan can emulate legendary ex-wing Shane Williams against Fiji.

Northampton Saints siblings aim their sights at Japan

1 decade ago by Northampton Saints

Samoa bore the brunt of a wounded South Africa last time out and Northampton Saints' Pisi brothers are now looking to exact a similar sort of payback on Japan - but they admit it won't come easy.

Stelling and Howard commit to Warriors

1 decade ago by Premiership Rugby

Warriors duo Max Stelling and Ben Howard have committed their futures to Warriors by signing new contracts with the Club.

'Angry England united by criticism'

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

England will use criticism from Will Carling to create unity before their World Cup match with Australia, says Martin Corry.