Inked up rugby stars get World Cup warning
A hefty contingent of the superstars on display at the Rugby World Cup are going undercover to avoid offending their Japanese hosts. GALLERY: World Cup’s best ink
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RWC Japan v Russia: Live scores and stream
Russia plan to spoil Japan’s big day by bringing “chaos” to the opening match of the 2019 Rugby World Cup. Live match centre and stream information.
RWC Aus v Fiji: Will Wallabies fall to giant-killers?
Fiji coach John McKee named 12 players that ply their trade in foreign leagues to face Australia, with many tipping the Flying Fijians as possible Rugby World Cup giant-killers. Live scores.
Why Aussie’s days of cheering for Wallabies are over
Four years ago Sam Johnson was cheering on the Wallabies as they upstaged Scotland at the 2015 World Cup. Now, deeply entrenched in the Dark Blues fold, it’s a completely different story.
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Cooper frontrunner for Wallabies No 10
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Palu, Lealiifano major Wallabies omissions
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Wallabies lock desperate to return home
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Wallabies halves come as package deal
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Wallabies still in dark as axe looms
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Some All Blacks not up to it: Hansen
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Giteau should be Wallabies No 10: Dwyer
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What All Blacks learnt in Samoa struggle
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