Springboks to face Spain at 2023 Rugby World Cup
Los Leones booked their spot in the global showpiece with a 33-28 win over Portugal in Madrid on Sunday.
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Connacht swoop to sign back Ralston
Connacht Rugby have signed Irish-qualified back Byron Ralston from the Western Force.
Nico de Boinville: ‘I used to bunk off public school to watch the racing’
When Nico de Boinville was at public boarding school in Berkshire, while Best Mate was winning three Gold Cups in succession at the Cheltenham Festival between 2002 and 2004, he bunked off classes in an early sign of his obsession with horse racing. “I definitely snuck out of a couple of lessons to watch Best Mate,” he says. “It was then that Cheltenham came on my radar, because before that I was massively into Flat racing.”
US-based Scot Niall Shiels Donegan wins Hawaii State Amateur by seven shots
US-based Scot Niall Shiels Donegan delivered an impressive performance to win the 59th Hawaii State Amateur Championship by seven shots.
Andy Farrell defends ‘world-class’ Ireland scrum despite England struggles
Andy Farrell admits there will be a harsh review of Ireland’s stuttering win over 14-man England but insists he has no concerns about his side’s “world-class” scrum.
Opinion: Why a contingency plan must be in place if Sheffield United key man departs in the summer
Premier League outfit West Ham United have identified Sheffield United centre-back John Egan as a potential summer signing, according to a report from The Sun.
'Parisse-esque': How Leicester Tigers quintet performed for England U20 against Ireland
Five Leicester Tigers youngsters wore the red rose of England in the U20s Six Nations defeat to Ireland at the StoneX Stadium.
England left looking a long way off despite finding fight and spirit in adversity
Soon after the sending off of Charlie Ewels, an image of Eddie Jones flashed on the big screens at either end of Twickenham. The England head coach was fearing the worst. His side were down to 14 players less than 90 seconds into a contest he himself had termed a semi-final, and the home fans, already displeased despite a just dismissal of a clumsy Ewels, appeared to up the volume of their booing at the sight of the home head coach.