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  • 16/01/2012 | Argentina

    15-year-old boy beat up by rugby players in Pinamar; one arrested

    A fifteen-year old boy was hospitalized in Mar del Plata after being brutally attacked by a group of rugby players from Tucumán province in the seaside town of Pinamar. Local police arrested an 18-year old boy indicated as the main aggressor.

  • 16/07/2012 | World

    Former All Blacks winger Kirwan new Blues coach

    Former All Blacks winger John Kirwan has been named as the new coach of the struggling Auckland Blues Super Rugby franchise, the team said.

  • 21/01/2013 | Sports

    Robshaw re-appointed England captain for Six Nations

    England have re-appointed Chris Robshaw as England captain ahead of the Six Nations tournament, the Rugby Football Union said in a statement today.

  • 23/02/2013 | Sports

    Replacement policy backfires for France

    International rugby coaches never tire of saying that the modern game is a 23-man effort and rarely can the influence of the opposing benches have had as much impact as in England's 23-13 Six Nations victory over France today.

  • 08/03/2013 | Sports

    Former London Welsh manager Scott banned for life

    Former London Welsh team manager Mike Scott has been banned from rugby for life for providing false information over the registration of player Tyson Keats.

  • 24/11/2012 | Sports

    Ireland thrash Argentina to secure World Cup seeding

    Ireland scored seven tries in a 46-24 demolition of Argentina to ensure they will be seeded when the draw is made for the next rugby World Cup.

  • 01/12/2012 | Sports

    England stun New Zealand with record win

    England produced one of their finest performances ever to stun New Zealand 38-21 and end the world champions' 20-game unbeaten run in the most spectacular style during a remarkable afternoon at Twickenham today.

  • 03/01/2013 | Sports

    Wallabies World Cup winning coach suffers heart attack

    Australia's rugby World Cup-winning coach Bob Dwyer said he was lucky to be alive after suffering a heart attack.

  • 23/10/2012 | Sports

    Centre Tiesi makes Pumas comeback for European tour

    Centre Gonzalo Tiesi has recovered from injury and shown good form in the Buenos Aires club championship earning a place in Argentina's squad for next month's European tour.

  • 22/11/2012 | Sports

    Argentina make three changes to face Ireland

    Argentina have made four changes, three in the backs, to face Ireland in Dublin in the third and final test of their European tour on Saturday.

  • 22/09/2012 | Sports

    Three flyhalves, three fullbacks in expanded South Africa rugby squad

    South Africa coach Heyneke Meyer named three flyhalves and a trio of fullbacks in an expanded 30-man squad today for two home Rugby Championship tests against Australia and New Zealand.

  • 06/10/2012 | Sports

    New Zealand romp past South Africa

    World champions New Zealand scored 20 unanswered points in the second half with some potent counter-attacking to overcome South Africa 32-16 in their final Rugby Championship match in Soweto today.

  • 10/09/2012 | Sports

    Sharpe to lead Wallabies against Argentina

    Veteran lock Nathan Sharpe has been named to lead Australia against Argentina in their Rugby Championship clash on Saturday, the third captain named by Wallabies coach Robbie Deans this season.

  • 13/09/2012 | Sports

    Genia's absence give Pumas confidence boost

    Argentina already had grounds for confidence heading into their Rugby Championship test against Australia on the Gold Coast this weekend and the absence of Wallabies scrumhalf Will Genia has given them some more.

  • 13/09/2012 | Sports

    Argentine rugby union takes former employees to court over fraud

    Argentina's Pumas could have done without the potential damage to their image in their debut season in The Rugby Championship of a financial scandal at the heart of the governing UAR union.

  • 15/08/2012 | Sports

    Pumas prepared for baptism of fire, Pichot

    Finally getting the opportunity to play in a regular competition against top tier nations would be "tough" but equally as rewarding, according to former Argentina captain Agustín Pichot.

  • 04/09/2012 | Sports

    Pumas boosted by return of Hernández, Leguizamón

    Argentine hopes for a first victory over world champions New Zealand were boosted today when flyhalf pivot Juan Martín Hernández and openside flanker Juan Manuel Leguizamón were named in the side after returning from injury.

  • 08/09/2012 | Sports

    Australia's Genia out for six months with knee injury

    Australia scrumhalf Will Genia succumbed to the 'captain's curse' when he was ruled out of rugby for six months after he ruptured a knee ligament in the Wallabies' 26-19 win over South Africa today.

  • 28/04/2012 | Sports

    Pienaar guides Ulster to Heineken Cup final

    The unerring boot of South African scrumhalf Ruan Pienaar took Ulster into their first Heineken Cup final since 1999 with a 22-19 win over Edinburgh at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.

  • 09/06/2012 | Sports

    Contepomi steers Argentina past Italy

    Captain Felipe Contepomi scored 22 points as Argentina made a winning start to their programme of June tests with a 37-22 victory over Italy in San Juan today.

  • 09/07/2012 | Sports

    Henson given another chance by London Welsh

    Premiership newcomers London Welsh have signed controversial former Wales centre Gavin Henson to bolster their squad.

  • 05/03/2012 | Sports

    O'Connell and Murray to miss rest of Six Nations

    Ireland captain Paul O'Connell and scrumhalf Conor Murray will miss Ireland's remaining two Six Nations fixtures after sustaining injuries in Sunday's 17-17 draw with France, the Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) said.

  • 07/03/2012 | Sports

    World Cup winner Henry to advise Argentina's Pumas

    New Zealand's World Cup-winning coach Graham Henry will help fine tune the Pumas for their Rugby Championship debut season, the Argentine Rugby Union (UAR) said.

  • 02/04/2012 | Sports

    Brive player suspended after positive dope test

    Brive fullback Julien Caminati has been provisionally suspended after failing a dope test, the Top 14 club said. Brive did not say which banned substance was fond in Caminati's system.

  • 22/12/2011 | Sports

    Foster named All Blacks assistant coach

    World champions New Zealand have named former Waikato Chiefs supremo Ian Foster as assistant coach. He replaces former assistant coach Wayne Smith, who stepped aside to take up a coaching consultant role with the Chiefs.

  • 29/12/2011 | Sports

    Mendoza, La Plata, Rosario to host Pumas Four-Nation test rugby matches

    Argentina will host all three of their matches in their debut season in the Four-Nation Rugby Championship in 2012 outside the capital, the Argentine Rugby Union (UAR) said.

  • 04/02/2012 | Sports

    England makes winning start to Six Nations

    New-look England made a winning start to their Six Nations defence under caretaker coach Stuart Lancaster after an attritional 13-6 win over Scotland at Murrayfield today.

  • 20/10/2011 | Sports

    New Zealand unchanged for World Cup final

    New Zealand coach Graham Henry named an unchanged team for the World Cup final against France at Eden Park on Sunday, keeping faith with the same players who overwhelmed Australia to reach the global showpiece.

  • 30/10/2011 | Sports

    Canada upset Argentina to win inaugural Pan-Am rugby title

    Two interception tries from Conor Trainor spurred Canada to a 26-24 upset victory over Argentina in the gold medal match in the inaugural rugby sevens tournament at the Pan-American Games.

  • 16/11/2011 | Sports

    England manager Martin Johnson resigns

    England rugby team manager Martin Johnson has resigned after 3-1/2 years in the job following England's flat performances and exit in the quarter-finals of the recent rugby World Cup in New Zealand.

  • 13/10/2011 | Sports

    Wales bring form and lack of fear to semis

    Wales bring form, confidence and a fearless attitude to the first rugby World Cup semi-final against France at Eden Park on Saturday.

  • 15/10/2011 | Sports

    Wales captain Warburton faces hearing over red card

    Wales captain Sam Warburton will face a disciplinary hearing on Sunday for the spear tackle that earned him a red card in his country's rugby World Cup semi-final defeat to France.

  • 17/10/2011 | Sports

    All Blacks relax before serious business begins

    A New Zealand side forged in adversity and mindful of a history they are not allowed to forget relaxed before getting into the serious business of preparing for their first rugby World Cup final for 16 years.

  • 26/09/2011 | Sports

    Knee injury set to end Lobbe's World Cup

    Argentina's World Cup hopes were dealt a significant blow when loose forward Juan Martín Fernández Lobbe was diagnosed with a serious knee injury that is highly likely to rule him out of the tournament.

  • 06/10/2011 | Sports

    Pumas back to full strength

    Argentina coach Santiago Phelan has reverted largely to the side that dramatically beat Scotland in the pool phase for the Puma's quarter-final against hosts New Zealand this weekend.

  • 14/09/2011 | Sports

    Sheridan departs World Cup as injuries mount

    England prop Andrew Sheridan and French flyhalf David Skrela hobbled home from the rugby World Cup just as Samoa entered the fray with a resounding win and New Zealanders fretted about the back of prized asset Dan Carter.

  • 14/09/2011 | Sports

    Parks boots Scotland past Georgia

    For the second time in a week, Scotland were forced to dig deep by one of the World Cup outsiders and able to produce enough spirit and quality to find a way home as they beat Georgia 15-6 in teeming rain.

  • 16/09/2011 | Sports

    All Blacks blow Japan away with 83-7 win

    New Zealand's All Blacks began to deliver today, pulling off the first big blowout of the 2011 World Cup with an 83-7 hammering of Japan to open the second weekend of the tournament.

  • 09/09/2011 | Sports

    Argentina to face England in first big rugby World Cup clash

    The fortunes of two sides rebuilding for the future will get their first true test in the rugby World Cup's first major clash tomorrow when Argentina and England square off at Dunedin's new indoor stadium.

  • 12/09/2011 | Sports

    Pumas call up Borges to replace injured Tiesi

    Argentina have called winger Lucas Borges into their World Cup squad to replace injured centre Gonzalo Tiesi, the Argentine Rugby Union (UAR) have said.

  • 13/09/2011 | Sports

    Shoulder injury ends World Cup for Sheridan

    England's rugby World Cup hopes suffered a major setback when key prop Andrew Sheridan was ruled out of the tournament with a shoulder injury sustained in the opening victory over Argentina.

  • 20/08/2011 | Sports

    Wales beat Pumas in final World Cup warmup

    Wales ensured they would be leaving for the World Cup in good spirits with a 28-13 victory over Argentina in their final warmup game before the tournament in New Zealand.

  • 27/08/2011 | Sports

    England beat bruised Ireland in World Cup warm-up

    England inflicted a fourth straight World Cup warm-up defeat on a bruised Ireland today and gained revenge for losing out on a Six Nations grand slam in Dublin earlier this year with a 20-9 win at the Aviva Stadium.

  • 09/09/2011 | Sports

    Party fever kicks off Rugby World Cup

    Thousands of rugby fans flooded onto the downtown streets of Auckland's waterfront today as the country began the rugby World Cup in a carnival-like atmosphere.

  • 13/05/2011 | Sports

    Pampas XV crowned Vodacom Cup champions

    The Pampas XV, the B team of Argentina’s national rugby team Los Pumas, achieved its first cup at the Vodacom Cup in South Africa after beating the local team Blue Bulls for 14 to 9 in the final round.

  • 09/08/2011 | Sports

    Hernández misses out on World Cup for Argentina

    Argentina's Juan Martin Hernández will miss the World Cup after failing to recover in time after knee surgery, coach Santiago Phelan said. The Racing Metro flyhalf has not fully recovered from a knee ligament operation.

  • 18/08/2011 | Sports

    Wales captain Jones out of Argentina clash

    Wales rugby captain Ryan Jones has been ruled out of their final World Cup warm-up match against Argentina on Saturday with a calf injury, the Welsh Rugby Union said today.


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