On the surface, the Wallabies seem to have all the right cards to enter the Bledisloe Cup race with confidence and momentum, but the closing of the Regulation 9 window, injuries, and suspensions will mean the bad type of selection headaches for Kiss and his assistants.
The Roosters have been in party mode since 9.30pm last night and it will continue for the next few days after securing the NRL premiership against a gallant Newcastle side on Sunday.
In a bid to sharpen their competitive edge ahead of their Skipper Cup clash against Naitasiri last week, the Nadi Rugby Union adopted a new preparation strategy that has caught the attention of fans and experts alike. Unlike the usual approach of travelling early overseas to adjust to weather conditions, Nadi has innovatively chosen to […]
SYDNEY: The Sydney Roosters ended the Newcastle Knights’ fairytale run with a thrilling 19-18 victory to clinch Australia’s National Rugby League title on Sunday. The Roosters surv...
On the surface of it, the Sevens Rugby Cranes deserved to be applauded for their showcase during the Africa Sevens Series at the Kyadondo rugby grounds in Lugogo over the weekend of September 26 and 27. Considering that in 2025, they finished fifth, this year’s runners-up conclusion was a mark of growth from the team. […] The post How losing to Zimbabwe was so costly to the Rugby Cranes appeared first on The Observer Media Ltd .
Saracens 17-21 Sale Jibulu, O’Flaherty and Bamber among Sale try-scorers After a deeply disappointing opening weekend this was much more like it from Sale’s perspective. Committed and cussed from start to finish, the Sharks ultimately deserved this unexpected success over a Saracens side who seldom made it beyond second gear, even against opponents who were reduced to 13 at one stage in the first quarter. Tries for Nathan Jibulu, Tom O’Flaherty and Ben Bamber, underpinned by the experience of George Ford and Tom Curry, proved enough to overcome a patchy Saracens, despite the loss of Jacques Vermeulen to a 20-minute red card after just 17 minutes. To compound Sarries’ pain, their England international duo of Theo Dan and Elliot Daly departed prematurely in the second half while Alfie Barbeary lasted only 40 minutes. Continue reading...
Sale defied Jacques Vermeulen's first-half red card to dispatch Saracens 21-17 with Tom O'Flaherty emerging as the star of a slugfest at StoneX Stadium.
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