Ireland put in a spririted defensive performance in a chaotic and ill-discplined clash against South Africa before falling to a 24-13 defeat in Dublin.

"In short, the Tom Curry collision with Juan Cruz Mallía landed fractionally late and sat in the penalty band rather than the card band." #ENGvARG

Lood de Jager's red card against France sparks controversy after World Rugby's law change, as analysts explain why the decision was justified under new rules.

South Africa has been incredibly resilient to soak up first-half reds and still beat France 32-17 in Paris and Italy 32-14 in Turin over the last two weekends.

Erasmus’ claim that the Boks are a ‘very proud team in the way they do level changes’ is certainly backed up by the stats, and while it is a ploy to avoid the sanctions that they have received in the last two weeks, it’s about player safety too.

Whatever about the results and match-winning moments from the weekend's Tests, the law book continues to divide opinion. However, this time most would agree that the referees got things right.

Conrad Smith, the head of the International Rugby Players’ Association, says the clampdown on high tackles has made “little material difference” on the concussion rate in elite rugby. World Rugby will unveil a new set of guidelines this morning to ...

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Gloucester's former New Zealand prop Nepo Laulala is banned for a minimum of two matches for a dangerous tackle.