Today at 12:53 - The 2019 Rugby World Cup is almost upon us as 20 teams from across the globe compete to win the sport's biggest prize - the Webb Ellis Cup. This year the tournament - which runs from September 20 to November 2 - takes place in Asia for the very first time as over 400,000 fans prepare to descend on Japan. Formidable New Zealand are the defending champions and will look to seal a third consecutive�...
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Today at 04:56 - France coach Jacques Brunel has announced his team for the Pool C match against Argentina in Tokyo Stadium on Saturday, 21 September. &n......
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Yesterday at 12:26 - Featherstone have signed Italy international Dean Parata on a two-year deal from 2020. [Read more...]...
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Yesterday at 04:57 - Apart from Pool C this is the most talked about group with the current World Champions involved and up against a South African side that in the last 1......
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Yesterday at 17:51 - Multiple reports coming out of Japan have stated that Wales assistant coach Rob Howley has been sent home from the Rugby World Cup following ......
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17/09/2019 11:47 - It has been a familiar story at Rugby World Cups for Italy. Eight times the Azzurri have arrived at the tournament full of hope and eight times they have...
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16/09/2019 23:02 - Reaching the quarter-finals was always going to be a stretch for an Italian side that has never escaped the groups before....
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16/09/2019 19:50 - Japan defeated South Africa four years ago and Ireland great Brian O'Driscoll believes they could provide another Rugby World Cup upset.   ......
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16/09/2019 18:23 - To say the draw for the Rugby World Cup pool stage was unkind on Italy would be ......
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16/09/2019 17:12 - England ran in four tries during a 28-point second half as they completed their 2019 Rugby World Cup preparations with a comfortable 37-0 shutout win over Italy at St James' Park. Ben Youngs, Joe Marchant, Ellis Genge and Anthony Watson all scored for the hosts after the interval, while captain Owen Farrell kicked 17 points in total to see off the challenge of a spirited but limited experiment...
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