Andy Farrell excited about Ireland potential after signing new deal to 2031 The Englishman has overseen two Six Nations triumphs including one Grand Slam and four Triple Crowns in five years. The Independent UK · Jun 5
Rugby star Maro Itoje dines at Akara, loves all Soho Houses and relaxes in Regent’s Park with a good book North-west London, in Barnet. I live there with my wife and we’ve been there for about six years. I was born in Royal Free Hospital, moved to Cricklewood, Edgware, lived in Mill Hill for a few years. So yeah, this is my neck of the woods. Evening Standard · Jun 5
The two changes departing Saracens coach Mark McCall would make to the Prem McCall will depart Saracens at the end of the season after 15 trophy-laden years The Independent UK · Jun 3
Saracens climb into top four with win over Harlequins in McCall’s home farewell Saracens beat Harlequins 26-12 to enter the top four of the Prem for the first time this season The Guardian - UK · May 30
Saracens aim for top four as Mark McCall’s final season at the helm comes to a close Quiet architect of Saracens’ modern dynasty prepares for emotional farewell as his side battle for a playoff spot in penultimate match of the season The Guardian - UK · May 29
‘Everyone hates us, don’t they?’: Mo Hunt on why England won’t tire of dominating women’s rugby Mo Hunt, the England scrum-half, had to watch the Six Nations from the sidelines after suffering a season-ending knee injury in the opening game The Guardian - UK · May 26
England call up former Junior Springbok for Nations Championship Bristol’s South African centre Benhard Janse van Rensburg has been selected in England’s 42-man training squad for the inaugural Nations Championship The Guardian - UK · May 18
England hand first call-up to Benhard Janse van Rensburg ahead of Nations Championship Janse van Rensburg is one of six uncapped inclusions, with Henry Arundell and Ollie Lawrence among those left out by Steve Borthwick The Independent UK · May 18
Frontrunners’ defeats hint at twists and turns to come in Prem Rugby finale Northampton and Bath were well beaten over the weekend: will Leicester or Exeter force themselves into the top two? The Guardian - UK · May 12
Leicester hit Northampton for six as league leaders crumble in fiery derby Leicester beat Northampton 41-17 in a bad-tempered East Midlands derby, Freddie Steward capping a six-try victory for the hosts The Guardian - UK · May 9
Celebrating elite speed machines who can send rugby into the stratosphere Aerial ability of Saracens’ Noah Caluori helps to make him another dream player for rugby union’s marketers The Guardian - UK · Apr 28
Northampton strengthen grip on top of Prem after thrilling win against Bath Fin Smith clinched a 41-38 win for table-toppers Northampton against Bath with the last kick of a game which featured 12 tries The Guardian - UK · Apr 25
Expect divine rugby and more epic drama when Northampton and Bath meet again Recent European quarter-final was a classic and champions’ Prem trip to the Midlands will likely produce similar The Guardian - UK · Apr 24
Owen Farrell lauds super-talent Noah Caluori’s underrated quality ahead of England bow The England under-20 international continued a fine breakout season with a five-try haul against Sale for the second time this campaign The Independent UK · Apr 24
The Independent UK · Apr 20 Noah Caluori is a try-scoring freak – England should take him on summer tour The 19-year-old Saracens wing scored five tries against Sale for the second time this season and an England call-up could come
The Independent UK · Apr 19 Teenage wonderkid Caluori produces another five-try display in Saracens record win over Sale Sale 19-85 Saracens: Sarries ran riot with 13 tries against a dismal Sale side to keep their slim Prem play-off hopes alive
The Guardian - UK · Apr 19 Noah Caluori repeats five-try display as Saracens demolish sorry Sale 85-19 The 19-year-old win scored five of Saracens’ 13 tries in their emphatic 85-19 Prem win at Sale, having scored five against them in October
The Guardian - UK · Apr 16 ‘It was stressful’: inside Scotland women’s Rugby World Cup contract wrangle Scotland’s tournament was overshadowed by off-field uncertainty but, says former international Beth Blacklock, the future is looking brighter
The Independent UK · Apr 5 Thomas du Toit’s impact shows why Bath are Champions Cup contenders – and this is their best chance The South Africa prop swung the last-16 clash with Saracens his side’s way to show the strength in depth Bath possesses
The Independent UK · Apr 5 England facing front-row crisis as Sale’s Luke Cowan-Dickie and Bevan Rodd join injury list The Sale pair suffered suspected season-ending injuries in the Champions Cup win over Harlequins
The Independent UK · Apr 4 England backs shine as Bath beat Saracens to reach Champions Cup quarter-finals .
The Independent UK · Apr 4 Northampton see off Castres in heated Champions Cup thriller Northampton 49-41 Castres: Henry Pollock was involved in two altercations in a captivating 13-try encounter
The Independent UK · Apr 3 What Bath can learn from Saracens in quest for Champions Cup greatness The two sides meet in the last 16 of the competition at the Rec
The Guardian - UK · Apr 2 Weakened Leicester show why away sides need Champions Cup miracles In three years of trying, visitors have won two of the 24 last-16 ties, so it is no surprise players needing post-Six Nations breaks skip trips
The Independent UK · Mar 29 Bath leave it late to see off Sale in entertaining Gallagher Prem clash Sale 26-31 Bath: Alfie Barbeary’s late try secured the points for the reigning champions