Today's rugby news as Welsh head coach sacked after hammering and England international set for Japan move
Here are your rugby morning headlines for Tuesday, 7 June.
Scotland Sport News
Sources: Middlesbrough set to sanction player exit with Scottish trio in pursuit
Middlesbrough winger Toyosi Olusanya is set to leave permanently with Scottish trio Livingston, Motherwell, and St Mirren all battling for his signature, sources have exclusively informed Football League World.
Manchester United transfer news LIVE Cristiano Ronaldo and Jurrien Timber news plus De Ligt latest
The summer transfer window will open in just four days' time allowing Manchester United to begin their business.
UAE v Australia: veteran managers set for another high-stakes battle in World Cup play-off
The pressure of a World Cup play-off can turn the calmest of coaches snappy. Graham Arnold, charged with taking the tough decisions for Australia on Tuesday against UAE, recalls the moment when, as deputy to Guus Hiddink the last time the Socceroos took the indirect route to football’s greatest showpiece, he was told to mind his image.
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Nathan Patterson opens up on injury after routine Dele Alli challenge, surgery, Everton assurances and Scotland
Nathan Patterson would have been excused for thinking he was cursed when, at the start of April, he made what appeared to be a routine challenge on Dele Alli near the end of an Everton training session.
Italia ‘90 “bouncebackability” cited for how Scotland can rebound from “devastating” play-off loss
Alex McLeish maintains Steve Clarke can rely on the inner-strength of the current squad as he is confronted by the task of lifting Scotland for their Nations League opener at home to Armenia on Wednesday.
England's huge decisions ahead of the World Cup
While an abject defeat at the Puskas Arena threw up more questions than answers for Gareth Southgate, one thing did become crystal clear; England have work to do.