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The first round of autumn internationals wrapped up on Saturday night, with New Zealand defeating Ireland 26-13 at Soldier Field in Chicago. England, South Africa, and Scotland were also victorious on opening weekend.
A busy autumn of rugby is officially underway, with some of the world's top teams in action over the weekend.
A busy autumn of rugby is officially underway, with some of the world's top teams in action over the weekend.
PARIS :Powerful South Africa prop Ox Nche will play no further part in the side's five-match European tour and has been replaced by Asenathi Ntlabakanye, who is awaiting a hearing on an alleged doping violation, SA Rugby said on Sunday.
South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus lauded the intensity his players showed in their 61-7 demolition of Japan at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, but warned next weekend's Autumn International series clash with France will be another step up.
Three tries in the final 20 minutes helped a disjointed New Zealand to come from behind to beat Ireland 26-13 in Chicago on Saturday and exact revenge for their 2016 meeting in the city when they lost to the Irish for the first time.
Full-time score: Ireland 13 All Blacks 26
LONDON :England coach Steve Borthwick was impressed with how his team kept their composure to finish strongly and beat Australia 25-7 on Saturday after long spells in which they failed to turn their dominance into points.