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Springboks Close in on Title with Argentina Cast as Spoilers

Ted Cruz · Argentina

Springboks Close in on Title with Argentina Cast as Spoilers

46% Left coverage: 13 sources

South Africa's quest for back-to-back Rugby Championship titles ends in the unlikely setting of England’s green fields as they take on Argentina at Twickenham on Saturday knowing victory should be enough for a sixth southern hemisphere title. The Springboks devoured the Pumas with a superb second-half sho See the Story

World Rugby sets game limits to improve player welfare

Rugby World Cup

World Rugby sets game limits to improve player welfare

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

World Rugby has introduced new welfare guidelines that will limit the number of professional games per season to 30 with players permitted to play no more than six matches in a row.See the Story

Stormers Out to Prove Leinster Win Wasn’t a Fluke Against Ospreys

Rugby Union · Cape Town

Stormers Out to Prove Leinster Win Wasn’t a Fluke Against Ospreys

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Coach John Dobson insists the Stormers won’t be lulled into complacency with the Ospreys looming, despite last week’s Leinster demolition. The Cape side play their second consecutive home game on Friday after a statement 35-0 win over the defending champions, but it’s against one of the few teams they have a negative record against. The Stormers have suffered two losses and a draw against the Welsh outfit in the last three seasons, and Dobson sa…See the Story

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