Six Nations 2026 – Full Schedule and What to Expect
With the captains’ launch complete and anticipation rising across Europe, the 2026 Guinness Men’s Six Nations is set to deliver one of the most unpredictable championships in recent memory. France begin their title defence under the lights in Paris, while every nation enters the tournament with its own storyline, questions, and ambitions. Below is the […]
Six Nations Captains’ Meet 2026 – Full Event Report
The 2026 Guinness Men’s Six Nations officially sparked into life this week as the six national captains gathered in Edinburgh for the annual launch event. Held against the dramatic backdrop of Edinburgh Castle and inside The Hub on the Royal Mile, the meet served as both a symbolic nod to rugby’s historic roots and a […]
Match Report: Bath 63 – 10 Edinburgh
Bath delivered a devastating statement of intent on Friday night, dismantling Edinburgh 63 – 10 in a ruthless Champions Cup performance at the Rec. From the opening phases to the final whistle, the English side showcased clinical finishing, dominant forward play, and a level of physicality Edinburgh simply could not match. Bath Set the Tone […]
Match Report: Saracens 3 – 28 Glasgow Warriors
Glasgow Warriors produced a stunning all-round performance on Sunday as they dismantled Saracens 28–3 at StoneX Stadium, delivering one of their most complete European displays in recent seasons. Dominant indefence, ruthless on turnover ball, and composed in every department, Glasgow silenced the home crowd and sent a powerful statement across the competition. Glasgow Set the […]
Scott Robertson’s Shock Exit: What It Means for the All Blacks
In a development that has stunned much of the rugby world, Scott Robertson has departed his role as head coach of the All Blacks just two years into a four-year appointment. The announcement, made shortly after New Zealand Rugby completed its end-of-season review, marks a dramatic shift in direction as the nation prepares for the […]
Is Finn Russell the Most Influential Player in Scottish Rugby History?
For more than a decade, Scottish rugby has searched for a defining star – a player who could reshape the waythe national team performs, who could inspire belief not just within the squad but across an entire rugby nation. Many great players have pulled on the dark blue jersey, but few have changed the landscape […]
Doddie Aid 2026: Carrying the Legacy of a Rugby Legend
Few names in rugby inspire as much admiration as Doddie Weir. Known for his toughness on the field and his warmth off it, Doddie has left a lasting legacy in Scottish rugby. Beyond his impressive career, he has become a beacon of hope and resilience for those living with Motor Neurone Disease (MND). Through his […]
Duncan Weir: A Career of Grit, Class and the Perfect Final Send-Off
In a sport that often celebrates brute power and blistering pace, Duncan Weir forged a career built on something far more enduring: resilience, craft, and a relentless competitive spirit. From the moment he emerged from the Glasgow Warriors academy, Weir stood out not just for his powerful kicking boot, but for the maturity and composure […]
Reviving Rugby in Scottish State Schools: A New Era for the Game
Rugby in Scotland has long carried the perception of being a sport primarily played within private schools or traditional rugby strongholds such as the Borders. Yet, recent initiatives by Scottish Rugby are signalling a significant shift, aiming to make the game more accessible to the wider population by revitalising rugby in state schools across the […]
Edinburgh Rugby’s Confidence Crisis: An Opinion from the Stands
I was at Murrayfield for the recent Edinburgh vs Glasgow match, and what unfolded on the pitch only reinforced a feeling I’ve had for weeks: Edinburgh Rugby are stuck in a worrying slump, one that can’t be brushed aside as a rough patch or bad luck. From the very first minutes, the signs were there […]