On this day: Boks celebrate World Cup glory
On this day two years ago, the Springboks lifted the World Cup for a third time after beating England in a memorable final in Yokohama. Re-live the match and the scenes of celebration that followed.
USA unveils multiple bids for Rugby World Cup
USA rugby chiefs formally launched a bid to stage the Rugby World Cup on Wednesday, boldly predicting that bringing the sport to American soil for the first time could be a turning point for the game.
Remembering the heroes of 2007
On this day 14 years ago, the Springboks claimed a memorable victory against England in the 2007 World Cup final.
Jones: England exiles must show ‘will’ to win World Cup
England coach Eddie Jones has said his dropped veterans must prove to him they have what it takes to win a World Cup, rather than just be merely involved at the global showpiece, if they are to regain their places in his squad.
Snyman: It’s been a year of injury, flames, death and heartbreak
Injured Springbok lock RG Snyman has opened up about one of the most difficult years of his life, on and off the field.
Jones confirms England exit date
England head coach Eddie Jones has confirmed that he will be stepping down from his role after the 2023 World Cup in France.
Expanded biennial World Cups, orange cards in World Rugby’s plans
World Rugby chief executive Alan Gilpin has admitted that staging the World Cup every two years is an “interesting concept” and that they are considering expanding the tournament to 24 teams.
Fitzpatrick: 2023 World Cup all about the numbers
All Blacks great Sean Fitzpatrick believes New Zealand will hit the ground running at a technologically groundbreaking 2023 Rugby World Cup.
Watch: Fourie du Preez – from U14D to world’s best No 9
Jean de Villiers and Schalk Burger catch up with Springbok great Fourie du Preez to chat about what he’s been up to since retiring from rugby and look back on a few memorable moments on and off the field.
Reinach: No time for trip down RWC memory lane
Scrumhalf Cobus Reinach says now is not the time for the Springboks to reflect on and bask in the glory of their 2019 World Cup triumph because their focus needs to be on the Tests against Georgia and the British & Irish Lions, writes MARIETTE ADAMS.
