With the Six Nations 2025 and Rugby Europe Championship 2025 beginning this week, the World Rugby Rankings no doubt are headed for a shake-up.

Australian rugby star Jordan Petaia has announced a bold career shift, stepping away from rugby to pursue his dream of playing in the NFL.

Australia Rugby was up for the challenge against the No. 2 team in the world, but on the 150th anniversary of Irish Rugby, and playing in Dublin, the Irish scored late to win 22-19 on Nov. 30.

Ireland Rugby and the Australia Wallabies will meet at 10:10 a.m. ET on Nov. 30 at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium to wrap up the 2024 Autumn Nations, as both teams aim to finish the year strong.

International rugby’s final battle of 2024 is fast coming into focus, as Ireland gets set to host Australia at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

England, a week after losing to New Zealand, will take on NZ's neighbor, Australia.

With the international break looming, international teams have started releasing their squads for the upcoming Autumn Nations Series 2024.

Now that rugby union fans have fully recovered from a chaotic Rugby Championship 2024 and turned their attention to domestic club competitions across Europe, some interesting international news has started to trickle in.

The Crusaders appear to have found a temporary solution to their fly-half woes, with 63-cap Wallabies veteran James O’Connor reportedly on the brink of signing with the 14-time Super Rugby champions for the 2025 season.

Jordan Petaia's decision to pursue an NFL career is a bold move and marks another instance of a rugby union player attempting to break into American football through the NFL’s International Pathway Program.

After a too-close-for-comfort win Sept. 21 against rival Australia, the New Zealand All Blacks took control of their next match late in the first half and never looked back, beating the Wallabies 33-13 on Sept. 28 in SKY Stadium in Wellington, New Zealand.

The All Blacks of New Zealand are one of the best national teams in the history of the sport with three Rugby World Championships, and the country has never ranked lower than No. 5 in the Rugby World Rankings.

Australia Rugby has a long and rich tradition that includes co-hosting the first Rugby World Cup in 1987 and becoming the first country to win multiple World Cups (1991 and 1999).

The final round of The Rugby Championship features two very different matchups with very different aspirations.

The Wallabies will have another shot at the All Blacks when they face off for the second, and final, time in the 2024 Bledisloe Cup.