Why do France so often win the Six Nations the year after a British & Irish Lions tour? With Les Bleus reigning again in 2025 ...

As someone who has lived in France for ... broadsheet, Le Figaro, described Pollock as an “enfant terrible” and said he had been schooled by the Bordeaux pack. In its ‘Who’s hot and who’s cold?’ ...

The 2021 World Player of the Year has bought into US rugby as the country prepares to host the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles as well as the men’s and women's Rugby World Cups in 2031 and 2033 ...

France scrumhalf ... instructed Le Garrec to continue playing. "I received a shoulder to the face and did not know if it was intentional," Le Garrec said in a statement to Midi Olympique.

Nolann Le Garrec has issued a public apology after his actions in the weekend's game between Racing 92 and Perpignan were called out. France Scrum-half Le Garrec was seen to take a dive in an act ...

Le Garrec apologises for dramatic ... head injury concerns Incident highlights rugby's growing simulation controversies this season April 23 - France scrumhalf Nolann le Garrec has apologised ...

"Our view is that France has the ability to produce its own players. They don't have to poach our players at a very young age," Rugby Australia's chairman Daniel Herbert told media on Thursday.

starting at No 10 alongside Le Garrec this weekend. It has been a testing first season for Farrell in France, with Midi Olympique naming him as their number one transfer flop of the season back in ...

While World Rugby was celebrating ... consulted by Le Monde, the tournament's organising body, set up as a public interest group (GIP) under the name 'France 2023,' formally declared a $59.3m ...

South Africa were not the only winners of Rugby World Cup 2023 hosted in France last year. The 10th edition of the men’s flagship event generated €1.8 billion of spend and a net input for the host ...

According to Midi Olympique, Perpignan have their sights ... Scotland’s Jamie Ritchie and France’s Matteo Le Corvec sign for the club.

🏉 Assis à côté du danseur irlando-américain Michael Flatley, le Prince Albert II a assisté cet après-midi au choc du Tournoi des #SixNationsRugby entre l’Irlande et la France à #Dublin. Cette ...