Exeter have the momentum, says Munster out-half Jack Crowley
Munster's Jack Crowley says the nature of Exeter’s opening Investec Champions Cup win hands the English team momentum ahead of their round-two clash on Sunday.
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'More pressure' but Munster will stick to what we know, says Denis Leamy
Despite a Thomond Park draw with Bayonne, Munster won't change tactics or targets for Sunday’s Investec Champions Cup clash with Exeter.
Andy Farrell gets IRFU Lions backing after new contract
IRFU performance director David Nucifora says it was vital they locked their "sought after" head coach Andy Farrell into a new contract, adding that they would fully back Farrell to become head coach of the British and Irish Lions in 2025.
Bernard Jackman: Munster still need to work out their 'Plan B'
Bernard Jackman and Johne Murphy believe Munster are still lacking a "Plan B" in attack, after they were left frustrated in Saturday's Investec Champions Cup opener against Bayonne.
IRFU reaches gender-balance targets at board level
The IRFU has reached its gender-balance target after the addition of three co-opted delegates, it has announced.
Rob Howley breaks silence on Wales return and reveals it took him 18 months to get through the dark times
Rob Howley has given his first press conference after dramatically returning to the Wales fold. He told reporters he had no idea about the offer from the WRU until Tuesday and that it took him 18 months to get through the dark times after being forced to walk away from Wales in 2019 following a betting scandal.
Impending brain injury lawsuit could signal huge shift in rugby
MANCHESTER, England : While the 2023 Rugby World Cup was deemed a resounding success, with record crowds packing stadiums across France, the global tournament was played against an ominous backdrop of a brain injury lawsuit that could rock the sport's very foundation.
Jones feels no guilt over Japan head coach job after leaving Australia
TOKYO : Japan's new head coach Eddie Jones stressed that he was not interviewed for the role before the World Cup where he oversaw Australia's disastrous campaign, saying on Thursday that he did not feel any guilt about the process of his appointment.