Fourteen Wales internationals on the move this summer amid cuts, 60-cap rule and new beginnings
A double-figure haul of Wales internationals will be featuring for new clubs or regions when the 2022-23 season kicks off.
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Memphis Depay ensures Holland deny Wales at the death again
Holland sent Wales to a third Nations League defeat in four games as Memphis Depay’s stoppage-time goal gave them a remarkable 3-2 victory in Rotterdam.
Referees: Wayne Barnes and Andrew Brace given the finals
Wayne Barnes will referee his tenth Premiership Final this weekend, while Andrew Brace of Ireland will head to Cape Town for the United Rugby Championship Final.
Tonight's rugby news as South Africa wary of 'phenomenal' Wales player and third pro joins Welsh Premiership side
Here are your rugby evening headlines for Tuesday, 14 June.
League 1: Swinton defeat Rochdale in derby & Keighley continue unbeaten run
Swinton Lions defeated rivals Rochdale Hornets 34-14 at Heywood Road in a Greater Manchester derby in League 1.
"Disgraceful" scenes on Transport For Wales train heading to Cardiff as Wales played Belgium
When Wales play in Cardiff thousands of football fans make the commute from North Wales down to South Wales. Fans heading down for last night's Nations League fixture against Belgium have branded the train service a "disgrace" due to overcrowding.
Advantage that Stoke and Millwall hold over Derby in pursuit of player agreement revealed
Derby County could be dealt another blow as Stoke and Millwall are circling for Nathan Byrne, and able to offer the right-back a better deal, according to reports.
Tui strikes twice as Black Ferns blank Canada
Sevens standout Ruby Tui scored her first two test tries as New Zealand continued their preparations for hosting the women's World Cup by blanking Canada 28-0 in the Pacific Four tournament in Auckland on Sunday.