Today’s rugby news as Jiffy devastated by Phil Bennett news and Wales in mourning

Here's your round-up of all the latest rugby headlines from Wales and around the world for Monday, June 13.

Jonathan Davies has been one of the many to pay tribute to Welsh rugby legend Phil Bennett, who sadly passed away on Sunday evening at the age of 73.

Bennett was a firm fan favourite in an age where international rugby was played less frequently, earning two Five Nations Grand Slams and three Triple crowns during a career that saw him earn 29 international caps.

He also captained his country and the Lions, while also impressing for the Barbarians.

His death has seen tributes pour in from across the rugby family, and beyond, with Davies among those to give their condolences.

Taking to Instagram, he wrote: "I’m so upset to hear the passing of the great Phil Bennett. He was my inspiration as a kid he even invited me to go sprint training with him when I was in school.

"He also called @neathrfc to tell them to give me the opportunity of first class rugby.

"He became a great friend and I will miss him greatly. My thoughts and prayers are with Pat his wife and rock and family and friends."

There have been wider tributes paid to Bennett as figures from across Welsh rugby pay their respects.

Loose-head Rob Evans has spent his entire playing career in Llanelli, proudly representing his home region. He has moved on to the Dragons this summer but his heart will always be down west.

Upon hearing the news of Bennett's passing, he said: "Brought a tear to my eye. Not only one of the greatest on the pitch but one of the most supportive and genuine blokes I've ever met in the rugby world. Love to Pat and all of the family. Rest easy up there Benny."

Much-loved broadcaster Phil Steele added: "So sad to hear about the death of