Scotland destroy hapless Samoa

Scotland banked their first win of the World Cup after breezing past Samoa 34-0 in their Pool A clash at the Kobe Misaki Stadium on Monday. You may also like

Ireland off to winning start

Ireland got their World Cup campaign off to a successful start with a dominant 27-3 victory over Scotland in Yokohama on Sunday. DYLAN JACK reports. You may also like

Preview: Six Nations (Round 5)

MARIETTE ADAMS looks ahead to the final round of the Six Nations, which will see Wales, Ireland or England crowned champions. You may also like

Preview: Six Nations (Round 3)

England can take a major step towards the Six Nations title with a victory over Wales in Cardiff on Saturday, writes DYLAN JACK. You may also like

Ireland wear down Scotland at Murrayfield

Ireland overcame a physical Scotland side to win 22-13 at Murrayfield on Saturday. JON CARDINELLI reports. You may also like

Kinghorn stars as Scotland defeat Italy

Blair Kinghorn scored a hat-trick in Scotland’s 33-20 bonus-point win against Italy at Murrayfield on Saturday. JON CARDINELLI reports. You may also like

North finishes year on top

The home nations have outperformed South Africa and Australia for the better part of three seasons and will head into the 2019 World Cup with a psychological edge, writes JON CARDINELLI. You may also like

Analysis: Springboks’ encouraging composure

Ahead of the final Test of the year, CRAIG LEWIS looks at some of the Springboks’ important plays that saw them clinically close out the game against Scotland last Saturday. You may also like

Must-watch sporting events this weekend

Great goals, big hits and super tries … SportsClub‘s JUANDRE JOUBERT takes a look at some great sporting events you can’t miss this coming weekend. You may also like

Papier’s patience to pay off

Talented youngster Embrose Papier is in line to start his first Test when the Springboks take on Scotland in Edinburgh this Saturday, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like