Today's rugby headlines as Brian O'Driscoll names Wales young gun among Europe's best and Eddie Jones in new England row
Here is your round-up of the latest rugby news for Wednesday, April 6.
Rugby Sport News
La Federación Rusa retira su apelación contra exclusión del Mundial 2022
La Federación Rusa de Fútbol (FRF) retiró este martes su apelación contra la decisión del Tribunal de Arbitraje Deportivo (TAS) de excluir a su selección de la repesca de clasificación para el Mundial 2022.
Rash of red cards in Super Rugby a 'one-off' - NZ refs chief
SYDNEY : New Zealand's referees chief Bryce Lawrence believes the rash of red cards in the seventh round of Super Rugby was a "one-off" and the average over the season is likely to be no higher than in previous years.
O'Mahony not distracted by Munster coaching uncertainty
It's been five weeks since Graham Rowntree suggested we'd know the identity of Munster's new head coach 'soon enough'.
Springbok stars De Klerk and De Jager to leave Sale Sharks
English Premiership club Sale Sharks confirmed on Tuesday that Rugby World Cup winners Faf de Klerk and Lood de Jager will be leaving at the end of the season.
Haney ready to make mark after rugby trial by fire
From softball in America to hard knocks in the south of France, it's been quite a journey for Christy Haney.
Leavy's sad departure leaves questions about player safety
That Dan Leavy was able to return to the field for Leinster 16 times following recovery from a horrific knee injury in March 2019 was nothing short of miraculous.
Edinburgh Rugby in Europe: Potential knockout foe, why progress is vital and how switch to BT Murrayfield is tempting
It’s more than a month since Edinburgh Rugby played a home game but they will return to the DAM Health Stadium on Friday to take on Pau in the first of what could be a run of half a dozen fixtures at their own ground.