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Rugby Union

  • Eddie Jones’s future a key part of England’s next four-year cycle for 2023 Rugby World Cup in France

    November 3, 2019

    After a Rugby World Cup comes a period of flux. Win or lose, success or failure, a new cycle begins now for the teams who competed in Japan, with planning for France 2023 under way already in the back rooms of the country’s governing bodies. For the likes of Australia, New Zealand and France that [...]

  • Why the Rugby World Cup could force up player wages and bring legal challenges to the sport’s salary cap

    October 31, 2019

    When Japan and South Korea hosted football’s World Cup in 2002, it precipitated a significant increase in Asian investment in the sport. Takeovers of high-profile European clubs followed, as did multi-million pound Asia-only sponsorship deals with star players. With the first Rugby World Cup to be held in Asia about to conclude, this milestone could [...]

  • England v South Africa: Rugby World Cup final victory can top the achievement of 2003

    October 31, 2019

    It’s the eve of the Rugby World Cup final and I could hardly be more confident. England come into their clash with South Africa on the back of a near-perfect performance in the semi-final, while their opponents did the bare minimum to reach the showpiece in Japan. England were sensational in beating New Zealand 19-7 [...]

  • England v South Africa: What previous meetings can tell us about this weekend’s Rugby World Cup final

    October 30, 2019

    When pondering England’s Rugby World Cup final against South Africa on Saturday there is one obvious point of reference to consider. The two teams met in the 2007 tournament showpiece in Paris, where the Springboks kicked five penalties to England’s two in a 15-6 win remembered for Mark Cueto’s disallowed try. But whether Cueto’s foot [...]

  • Ben Spencer’s late call-up for World Cup final raises the stakes after Eddie Jones’ gamble

    October 28, 2019

    Eddie Jones admitted it was a “gamble” back in August and, on the eve of his biggest match as England head coach, the stakes have duly increased.  Jones raised some eyebrows when he named only two scrum-halves in his 31-man squad for the Rugby World Cup and, with Saturday’s final against South Africa on the [...]

  • Door’s open for Tiger Woods to break more records – and he won’t shrink from it

    October 28, 2019

    For years he achieved things that we couldn’t have imagined. Then, when it looked as though injuries would keep him on the sidelines for good, he came back and won another Major. Tiger Woods never ceases to surprise us. Now, following his wire-to-wire victory at the Zozo Championship in Japan on Monday, Woods has equalled [...]

  • England should not fear South Africa’s physical but one-dimensional style in World Cup final

    October 27, 2019

    Back in the pool stage, the consensus was that England would be taking the hardest path to the Rugby World Cup final.  Finishing top of Pool C meant being in the same side of the draw as New Zealand, the No1 side in the world and winners of the last two tournaments. Now, having overcome [...]

  • Ollie Phillips: England can beat the All Blacks and win World Cup

    October 24, 2019

    This is the big one. Eddie Jones has always said to judge him on this World Cup, and England’s semi-final with New Zealand tomorrow is the biggest match of his tenure. The best two sides in the world meet in Yokohama and if Jones’s team win it will be absolutely enormous for England and for [...]

  • What areas can England exploit in their World Cup semi-final with New Zealand?

    October 23, 2019

    It has been a while since England beat the All Blacks – seven years to be precise – but last year’s narrow 16-15 defeat at Twickenham was the first time they had played since 2014. In the 11 months since, both teams have come a long way. On Saturday, ranked as the No1 and No2 [...]

  • England’s win over Australia vindicates Eddie Jones as he gets big calls correct

    October 21, 2019

    A number of questions hung over England and Eddie Jones ahead of their Rugby World Cup quarter-final against Australia on Saturday. Were they undercooked? Was dropping George Ford a mistake? Were Mako Vunipola and Henry Slade ready to start? Could Owen Farrell be a decisive leader during the heat of battle? All of those questions [...]

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