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England v Australia is a matter of days away, with a November of stunning rugby action set to take place across the next month. While World Rugby's international Test window is not open until next week, there are four games this weekend.
The hunt is officially on for Celtic's next permanent manager with Martin O'Neill keen to stress he's only manning the fort for now.
Chief executive of the Gaelic Players Association, Tom Parsons, has said the drain of talent to the Australian Football League (AFL) is "a huge blow to Gaelic Games".
Belgium 2 Ireland 1 (Ireland win 5-4 on aggregate)
BAGSHOT, England :Despite amassing 102 caps it seems as if George Ford has spent his entire 11-year career battling to establish himself as England's first-choice flyhalf, but he will wear the number 10 shirt again against Australia on Saturday after impressing coach Steve Borthwick on and off the pitch.
Celtic fan groups vowed to step up their campaign to remove key directors in the wake of Brendan Rodgers’ departure after laying the blame for the club’s “crisis” squarely on the board.
BAGSHOT, England :George Ford will start at flyhalf for England against Australia in the first of their four autumn internationals on Saturday, with Fin Smith on the bench and no place for Marcus Smith.
World Rugby's Test window doesn't open until next week but there are still a whole host of exciting clashes taking place across the world this weekend. England and Australia get proceedings underway in London and Ireland face New Zealand at Soldier Field in Chicago on Saturday night.