Josh Raisey is a rugby journalist who writes for RugbyPass and Rugby365.com. With a passion for the sport, Josh covers a range of rugby-related topics including player transfers, match analysis, team news, and interviews with players and coaches. His articles provide insights and updates on the world of rugby, keeping fans informed and engaged.
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Former Wallaby Justin Harrison expects Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii to come back into Australia's starting side for their upcoming clash with Scotland.
Ireland boss Andy Farrell admits his players are well aware they are viewed as “vulnerable” by weekend opponents Fiji.
Before the final whistle sounds in Cardiff, the Springboks will have fielded 52 players across the calendar year.
Winger Regan Grace is set to make his official Bath Rugby debut against Bedford Blues this weekend in Round 3 of the Premiership Rugby Cup.
If the hackneyed sporting adage ‘you either win or you learn' is anything to go by, the England squad have been treated to enough information over the last three weeks to come out of the Autumn Nations Series with PhDs.
Ireland captain Caelan Doris believes that fighting talk from the Fiji camp has added an extra edge to Saturday's Autumn Nations Series showdown in Dublin.
Wales face world champions South Africa on Saturday in what could be head coach Warren Gatland's final game at the helm. ADVERTISEMENT
Steve Borthwick will look to end his England team's five-game winless run with an XV to host Japan that has two changes from last weekend's
Joe Schmidt has made six changes to the Wallabies team that thrashed Wales for Sunday's game against Scotland, with cross-code sensation Joseph Suaalii returning to the midfield.
As expected, Gregor Townsend has made wholesale changes to the team that took to the field in last week's 59-21 win over Portugal for Sunday's Autumn Nations Series-defining clash with Australia.
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