First all-female officials selected for men's rugby Test
Scottish referee Hollie Davidson will make history when she leads an all-female team of match officials for the men's international between Portugal and Italy on June 25.
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Salford Red Devils open talks with businessman after investment reports and 'proposal to buy AJ Bell Stadium'
Salford Red Devils rugby league club have opened talks with local businessman, Sebastian Gerrard, following reports that he wants to buy the AJ Bell Stadium and invest in the Super League club, it has been revealed.
Jimmy Keinhorst excited for future as he discusses utility role and Tony Smith influence
Jimmy Keinhorst has spoken for the first time since signing his new deal at Hull KR. last week. The utility man penned a one-year extension with the Robins and has been on media duties ahead of Sunday's clash with Salford Red Devils.
Champions Cup Team of the Tournament: Leinster edge La Rochelle with just one other team featuring in our side
Now that the dust has settled on those special events in Marseille over the weekend, it’s time to pick our Champions Cup Team of the Tournament.
WATCH | 1000s of fans celebrate Champions Cup with Leyds, Rhule and La Rochelle squad
Two forgotten Springboks, Raymond Rhule and Dillyn Leyds were part of the La Rochelle team that secured a nail-biting 24-21 win over four-time champions Leinster in a thunderous Champions Cup final in Marseille on Saturday.
Murray: It was Munster-Leinster and we didn't show up
Conor Murray says that the Munster team review following their URC loss to Leinster was the toughest of the season.
Cheetahs announce further contract extensions, return of former players
There was more good news for Cheetahs supporters on Monday with the franchise announcing two contract extensions and the return of two former players to Bloemfontein.
France blames 'massive' ticket fraud for Champions League fiasco
Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid that raised questions over the capacity of Paris to host the 2024 Olympics. The French government has faced a barrage of criticism from press and politicians in Britain over police handling of the match on Saturday, which saw thousands of Liverpool fans with tickets struggling to enter. Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman told reporters in London many Liverpool fans were in the French capital "in good time". "We're hugely disappointed by how they were treated," the spokesman added. "Fans deserve to know what happened."