1549–1560 of 3611
News | August 13, 2017 | news
Big wins by both England and USA set up what will be, in effect, a quarter-final for the two teams next week.
On the eve of the Women’s Rugby World Cup Final, former players from Ireland and England will battle it out in the inaugural Ireland Women's Legends v England Women's Legends game.
Ireland survived a massive scare against Japan, coming from 14-0 down at haftime to come out and score three second half tries to win it 24-14. France then put in an glorious exhibition against Australia, knocking them out of contention for the semi-finals.
New Zealand record one of the highest World Cup wins ever, while Caada struggled to find their form against Wales
News | August 9, 2017 | news
England strolled to a win over Spain, while USA's fast paced and physical game was too much for Italy
New Zealand and Canada opened with big wins.
Two contrasting games ended day one in Dublin
News | August 7, 2017 | news
Over the past week Canada and the United States next generation gone head to head in Ottawa – and there has been just one winner, with Canada's U18s and U20s both winning their series 2-0.
Former England wing and World Cup winner Kat Merchant looks at her nation's chances at the World Cup, and says that the focus on 7s in recent years has resulted in a much improved England pack. Merchant scored 44 tries in her 58-cap England career.
World Rugby have confirmed the arrangements for streaming matches that are not being broadcast on TV
News | August 6, 2017 | news
China’s U20s were a in a different league to their opponents in the Asian U20 7s in Hong Kong this weekend.
News | August 3, 2017 | news
Eusebio Quevedo has steped down as coach of the Spain's sevens team after just one season in charge, due to the strain of maintain his teaching career alongside the requirements of being an international coach.
