All Blacks head coach Scott Robertson has named four new caps for the rugby test against France in Dunedin on Saturday.

An understrength and unapologetic France kick off their three-test tour of New Zealand in Dunedin on Saturday, offering a ...

British and Irish Lions selection was a constant talking point throughout the Six Nations Championship. In almost every position there have been at least three or four players who have stood out ...

France captain Antoine Dupont said Toulouse's thrashing of Leicester in the Champions Cup was the perfect warm-up for the Six Nations. Dupont acknowledged that the "match was close to perfection".

Thomas Ramos finished the 2024 Six Nations as the championship’s top scorer with an impressive 63 points from the tee at 89.3% success rate. It was the second year in a row that he topped the ...

Sam Prendergast, Tom Willis, Dan Edwards and Tom Jordan (from left to right) Last year's Six Nations was all about change after tournament regulars Johnny Sexton, Alun Wyn Jones, Dan Biggar and ...

France will try to win the Six Nations without its ... England's 47 points were its most in the championship since ... Blair Kinghorn played a full game at fullback for his Toulouse club and ...

The fourth round of fixtures in the 2025 Six Nations Championship sees Ireland and France face off in Dublin. Ireland have played three, won three after their latest win against Wales, although it ...

Scotland open their 2025 Six Nations campaign by hosting Italy at Murrayfield on Saturday February 1 (2.15pm kick-off); below we look at Gregor Townsends side and discuss whats changed, whats hot ...

The Home Nations Championship was played in all but five years (1885, 1888, 1889, 1897 and 1898) from 1883 until 1909, before adding France to the tournament roster to become the Five Nations.

The 2025 Guinness Six Nations gets underway this evening as France host Wales in Paris, while Ireland start the defence of their crown against England tomorrow (4.45pm).

The Home Nations Championship was played in all but five years (1885, 1888, 1889, 1897 and 1898) from 1883 until 1909, before adding France to the tournament roster to become the Five Nations.