Healthy Lions open door for 'all-comers'
9 years ago by Rugby 365PRE-SEASON SPOTLIGHT: The Lions may have one of the most settled teams, including a rash of Springboks, but that does not guarantee any player a spot in the squad.
Lleyds leads against Eagles
9 years ago by Super Sport.comDillyn Lleyds will captain a strong 30-man DHL Stormers squad when the Cape team visits franchise partners SWD Eagles for a Super Rugby warm-up game in George on Saturday.
Cronje leads Lion youngsters
9 years ago by Super Sport.comRoss Cronje will lead the Emirates Lions side in their second pre-season game against a composite Club side at Wits on Saturday.
Half-backs can bring Sharks cheer
9 years ago by Super Sport.comIf you asked Cell C Sharks coach Robert du Preez what he wishes for most from Friday night’s Super Rugby warm-up clash with the Toyota Cheetahs.
Dubase keen to impress
9 years ago by Super Sport.comOnke Dubase will return to his home town of East London on Saturday eager to show off what he has learned during his off-season training with the Southern Kings.
Scotland ready for gruelling Ireland clash
9 years ago by Super Sport.comScotland coach Vern Cotter has warned his emerging side they face “a huge task" against Ireland in their Six Nations opener at Murrayfield on Saturday.
England ready for France 'war'
9 years ago by Super Sport.comIt was once billed as 'Le Crunch' but outspoken England coach Eddie Jones was ready for a rugby 'war' against France in the opening match of his Six Nations title defence at Twickenham on Saturday.
Reserved English not arrogant - Jones
9 years ago by Super Sport.comEddie Jones has insisted it is "absolutely ridiculous" to suggest England rugby players and their fans are "arrogant" as he responded to a familiar attack by Scotland great Jim Telfer.
Eddie: Itoje can make a good fist of it
9 years ago by iol.co.zaEngland coach Eddie Jones is confident Maro Itoje can make up for the absence of Chris Robshaw against France on Saturday.
Preview: Sydney Sevens
9 years ago by Rugby 365WORLD SERIES ROUND FOUR: The pundits are wondering if anybody can stop the South African Sevens juggernaut. The bookmakers suggest nobody can.
