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How the 2025 Lions squad is shaping up after Six Nations
Six Nations saw players like Immanuel Feyi-Waboso throw themselves into Lions mix. So, who is currently on plane to Australia?
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Error-strewn Finn Russell has an off day as pressure costs Scotland again
Scotland’s frustrating Six Nations campaign summed up by fly-half’s inability to find a way through Ireland’s defence
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Ireland v Scotland, Six Nations 2024: Kick-off time, how to watch today’s match and latest news
Plus, where today’s match is taking place, what is at stake, the referee, latest team news and best odds
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Ireland and Scotland have developed the Six Nations’ most snide rivalry
Supporters get on well but the needle between the players has been building for years as Gregor Townsend’s side seek a first win since 2017
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JPR Williams, one of the greatest full-backs in rugby history who shone for Wales and the Lions – obituary
He was uncompromising and fearless, rock-solid in the tackle and imperious under the high ball, with a ferocious desire to go on the attack
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'South Africa never had a chance of joining the Six Nations'
Exclusive Ben Morel interview: Departing Six Nations chief lifts the lid on his five-year tenure, and discusses where tournament is going
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Red Roses team to face Scotland: Our writers select their 23s – now pick yours
Who do our team of rugby writers want to be in Simon Middleton's match-day squad for the Six Nations opener against Scotland?
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Sarah Hunter interview: Why England’s most-capped player is retiring one game into the Six Nations
Red Roses great is ready to bow out in style at the place it all began for her
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Danny Care’s commitment to England never wavered despite his questionable treatment
Care retires with 101 England caps despite suffering exile under Eddie Jones and refused to let his international career fizzle out
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World Rugby’s proposed laws stretch credulity by welcoming not-straight line-outs
Proposals are essentially contradictory – an order to apply current laws strictly tempered by referees using discretion to speed up the game
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Georgia’s cheeky dig at Wales hides real point – Six Nations should not be a closed shop
The competition remains arguably the best in world rugby but growing the game in Europe must remain a priority for bosses
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Maro Itoje burst into life when he finally captained England
Lock made his presence felt in the final quarter against Ireland, to give Borthwick pause to consider if he should be the permanent captain
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Six Nations team of the weekend: Just one Irishman makes the cut
Five players from England make it, five from Italy, four from France, one from Ireland and nobody from Scotland or Wales
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Ireland were not bad – England forced them into mistakes
England’s best performance since 2019 World Cup was built on a powerful carrying game rather than kicking from deep
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England shrugged off data straitjacket to debut Borthball 2.0
England’s superb Six Nations performance against Ireland saw supporters rediscover a team that they can genuinely love again
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Ben Earl’s dynamism and brave use of the bench: How England pulled off shock win against Ireland
England have started games well before, only to fall away. This time they stuck to the script for the full 80, and it paid off
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Steve Borthwick and Andy Farrell involved in bust-up at half-time of England-Ireland
The pair escorted each other down the tunnel at half-time but the origins of their disagreement remain unknown
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Ben Earl: ‘Not a bad win for the worst England team ever’
Back-rower took aim at critics after England ended Ireland’s double Grand Slam dream with an exhilarating 23-22 victory
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