Super Rugby Pacific quarter-final ties
SYDNEY : Following is the Super Rugby Paciific quarter-final draw after the final round of the regular season concluded on Saturday (prefix indicates seeding):
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London Irish face suspension from Gallagher Premiership
London Irish are expected to be suspended from the Gallagher Premiership on Tuesday when the deadline to prove they have the finances needed to operate next season expires.
Former Wallaby Waugh replaces Marinos as Rugby Australia CEO
Former Wallabies flanker Phil Waugh was named chief executive of national governing body Rugby Australia on Tuesday, three months before the World Cup.
We know what you're doing this summer: Ireland RWC Pool B rivals
Ireland's players are taking a short break after a long hard season and will begin their Rugby World Cup preparations in earnest on 19 June when they arrive at the high performance centre in Dublin for a series of camps, which will also take in a trip to Portugal in early August.
Mongalo's Sharks worked into Currie Cup semi-final shape after 'highly stressful' Lions win
Sharks head coach Joey Mongalo says his team won’t get a better work out ahead of the Currie Cup semi-final in a fortnight after their come-from-behind win over the Lions at Kings Park on Saturday night.
The cheeky Worsley lads from Ted Lasso Americans are 'obsessed' with
Americans are 'obsessed' with three cheeky brothers from Salford after they appeared in comedy drama Ted Lasso. The Apple TV+ series stars Jason Sudeikis as an American sports coach who attempts to manage London-based football team AFC Richmond.
Moana Pasifika ruin Michael Hooper's final Waratahs home game
Michael Hooper scored a try but his last home game for the NSW Waratahs ended in defeat Saturday as the Wallabies great bid farewell ahead of a potential move overseas or even a switch to Sevens.
Sexton: Ireland must 'learn World Cup lessons'
No team has more material to work with when it comes to figuring out what went wrong in the knockout stages of Rugby World Cups than Ireland.