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All Black Confirms Move to France at End of 2026

Rugby · Perpignan

All Black Confirms Move to France at End of 2026

60% Center coverage: 10 sources

All Blacks wing Sevu Reece has signed with French club Perpignan and will leave the Crusaders at the end of the next Super Rugby season after eight seasons...See the Story

Etzebeth Accepts Ban but Maintains Eye-Gouge Was Not Intentional

Rugby Union · South Africa

Etzebeth Accepts Ban but Maintains Eye-Gouge Was Not Intentional

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

Dec 10 : South Africa lock Eben Etzebeth has accepted his 12-match ban for an eye-gouge on Wales flanker Alex Mann in the Springboks' 73-0 win in Cardiff last month but maintains it was not an intentional act.Etzebeth will be out of action until April after an independent disciplinary committee handed down th See the Story

Eddie Jones given Japan vote of confidence for 2027 World Cup

Eddie Jones · Japan

Eddie Jones given Japan vote of confidence for 2027 World Cup

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Eddie Jones will coach Japan at Rugby World Cup 2027 after surviving a performance review at the end of a mixed second year back in charge. Japan Rugby Football Union chairman Kensuke Iwabuchi said after an executive board meeting on Wednesday that there had been “various discussions” before deciding to back the 65-year-old Australian head coach. Thrashed by the Springboks “We confirmed that we will continue to support the current structure,” sa…See the Story

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