The Rugby Championship News

A much-changed Springbok team, playing with 14 men for almost 70 minutes, overcame a courageous Italy 32-14 in Turin.

Head coach Felipe Contepomi made five changes to the starting line-up that thrashed Wales in Cardiff last week, ahead of their clash against Scotland.

Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has made 11 changes to his run-on side from last week’s 32-17 victory against France.

The Wallabies have made sweeping changes to the side that lost to Italy as the side looks to bounce back against Ireland.

The All Blacks’ selectors have named their match-day 23 to play England at Allianz Stadium Twickenham, London.

Wales put up a spirited performance in Cardiff but were outclassed by Argentina, who sealed a historic 52-28 win.

Italy beat Australia for the second time in their history thanks to tries by Melbourne-born Monty Ioane and by Louis Lynagh, the son of former Wallaby Michael Lyagh.

The All Blacks’ Grand Slam dream lives on after they survived a second-half fightback by Scotland to record a 25-17 win at Murrayfield Stadium.

The Springboks, playing with fourteen players during the second half, defeated France by 32-17 at the Stade de France in Paris.

Argentina and Wales clash in Cardiff with both eager for a win to improve their recent record.

Head coach Erasmus, who will guide the side in his 50^th Test, has made six changes to the side that defeated Japan last week.

Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt has named fly-half Carter Gordon for his Rugby return against Italy in Udine.

The All Blacks’ selectors have made three changes to last week's starting side against Ireland and three new impact players on the bench. 

The Springboks outclassed Japan 61-7 to start their November Tour with a commanding win in slippery conditions at Wembley Stadium in London.

Two final-quarter tries within five minutes saw the All Blacks finally subdue Ireland to claim their Chicago rematch 26-13

England produced a strong second-half performance to take down the Wallabies 25-7 at Twickenham in London.

The team includes just four changes to the side that beat the Wallabies in Perth in the final round of The Rugby Championship. 

There are eight changes to the team that defeated Japan, with Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii, Max Jorgensen and Taniela Tupou among those to return to the team.

The Wallabies have survived a massive scare from Japan, beginning their Spring Tour with a 19-15 win in Tokyo.

Erasmus named 16 players in his squad that featured in the 29-27 victory against Argentina in their final Rugby Championship clash earlier this month.