Beale returns to Waratahs as he targets 4th Rugby World Cup
Versatile playmaker Kurtley Beale signed for the NSW Waratahs on Monday to keep himself in the frame to play for Australia at a fourth Rugby World Cup next year.
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WATCH: A clash of the titans - ’Beast’ Mtawarira meets NBA All-Star Steph Curry
Johannesburg - It was a clash of the titans over the weekend, or more precisely a meeting of the titans as 2019 Rugby World Cup winning Springbok Tendai ‘Beast Mtawarira met American basketball legend Steph Curry.
Lynagh back in England's extended squad
Louis Lynagh is back in England's rugby plans again, having been drafted in to Eddie Jones' extended 35-man squad for the Six Nations clash with Wales at Twickenham.
Bakkies hits out at Etzebeth's Toulon stay: 'He only shows his best face with the Springboks'
Legendary former Springbok lock Bakkies Botha has described Eben Etzebeth as the best in the world but criticised his efforts at French outfit Toulon.
Wallabies veteran Beale to return to Australia
MELBOURNE : Australia utility back Kurtley Beale will return home at the end of the French Top 14 season, having signed a deal with Rugby Australia through to the end of the 2023 World Cup.
CHRIS FOY: The battle for rugby's soul begins and changes are needed
What has become clear in the last week is that a battle for rugby’s soul is looming. Any desire for profound innovation and reform will be met by a fierce traditionalist backlash.
Six Nations 2022: Manu Tuilagi ready to return for England against Wales
England centre Manu Tuilagi is in «immense» physical shape and ready to return for the crunch Six Nations encounter with Wales on Saturday, says assistant coach Anthony Seibold.
El Clermont le hace un favor al PSG tras sorprender al Marsella
El fútbol francés sigue siendo un reino en el que el PSG no tiene rival y en el que cada jornada hay una sorpresa en la parte alta de la clasificación. La derrota de los parisinos contra el Nantes no ha tenido consecuencia alguna, pues el Marsella cayó derrotado hoy por 0-2 ante el modesto Clermont, un equipo del sur de Francia fundado en 1990 para intentar aficionar a la ciudad al fútbol y quitarle protagonismo al rugby y que no gasta un solo euro en fichajes. Los de Gastien, ahogados por la extremada igualdad por la lucha por el descenso, consiguieron la victoria más importante de su historia contra un Marsella que apenas tuvo reacción al tempranero tanto de Mohamed Bayo y al testarazo de Allevinah en el tramo final.