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Analysis: Quarter-final focus Furlong must lead from the front for Ireland to reach final stretch Rugby News Service analysts select key performers to watch out for in this weekend's quarter-finals. The latest is Ireland tight-head prop Tadhg Furlong.
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News Williams unfazed by prospect of awesome foursome Wales full-back will complete unique quadruple if he adds RWC to his triumphs this year in England, Europe and Six Nations.
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News Brave Blossoms determined to honour memory of Japan's 'Mr Rugby' South Africa quarter-final falls on the anniversary of the death of former captain and coach Hirao.
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News May recalls happy meal that changed his life The England winger has been feasting on tries ever since opting for dinner with his parents instead of drinking with his pals six years ago.
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News 'We don't talk about Gatland's departure' Wales coach is going after RWC 2019, but his assistant Neil Jenkins says it's not discussed and team are determined to eke out his tenure for as long as possible.
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Dubai Sevens Pools and schedule announced for Dubai Sevens The pools and schedules for the first combined men’s and women’s HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series event of the 2020 season have been announced.
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News History-seeking Ireland must summon spirit of Munster against All Blacks Coach Joe Schmidt has plenty in common with the first Irishman to mastermind a win against New Zealand, writes Rugby News Service correspondent Alan English, author of a book on the epic day in 1978 when Munster shocked the rugby world.
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Fun feature Hair we go... hair we go... hair we go We highlight the best barnets, memorable mullets and magnificent manes on show at Rugby World Cup 2019.
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Analysis: quarter-final focus How Ford puts England in driving seat Rugby News Service analysts select key performers to watch out for in this weekend's quarter-finals. The first is England fly-half George Ford.
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News Springbok ‘Ferraris’ raring to race Japan South Africa full-back Willie Le Roux says team-mates Cheslin Kolbe and Makazole Mapimpi are a match for the hosts' pacey wingers.