Edinburgh Rugby Strengthens Grassroots Bonds Across the Capital
In clubhouses from Dunbar to Dalkeith, there’s a new sight catching eyes this season — Edinburgh Rugby’s famous castle crest appearing not just on the pro players at Hive Stadium, but on the jackets of the men and women driving the game at its roots. In a move that speaks volumes about connection and community, […]
Steyn and Tuipulotu Return as Glasgow Target Benetton in Treviso
Glasgow Warriors have received a major boost ahead of their BKT United Rugby Championship trip to Italy, with club captain Kyle Steyn and British & Irish Lions centre Sione Tuipulotu both named in the starting XV for Saturday evening’s clash with Benetton in Treviso (kick-off 5.30pm UK, live on Premier Sports). Key Returns in the […]
Edinburgh Squad for Hive Stadium Clash with Ulster
Edinburgh Rugby will field a star-studded side on Friday night as head coach Sean Everitt names five British & Irish Lions in his starting XV for the BKT United Rugby Championship home opener against Ulster (kick-off 7pm, live on Premier Sports). Lions Back in the Fold A sell-out Hive Stadium crowd will witness the return of Darcy Graham, […]
Caity Mattinson Bows Out as Scotland Scrum-Half Retires
Scotland scrum-half Caity Mattinson has announced her retirement from rugby, bringing down the curtain on a career that spanned two nations, two World Cups, and 44 caps across 15s and Sevens. The 27-year-old, born in Inverness and raised in Northumberland, became one of the most high-profile beneficiaries of World Rugby’s updated eligibility rules in 2022, […]
Brave Scotland Bow Out of World Cup Against Ruthless England
Scotland’s 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup campaign came to an end with a 40–8 defeat to England in Bristol, but the scoreline only tells part of the story of a side that showed resilience, defiance, and no shortage of heart against the tournament favourites. Flying Start in the Rain On a wet afternoon at Ashton […]
Scotland Out to Rewrite the Script Against Canada
Scotland’s progress through this Women’s Rugby World Cup has already rewritten expectations. Two pool victories have booked their first quarter-final since 2002, but the real test arrives on Saturday in Exeter: a showdown with Canada, ranked second in the world and unbeaten in seven Tests this year. On paper, the task looks formidable. Canada’s dominance […]
Glasgow Warriors Unveil Striking 2025/26 Home and Alternate Kits
Glasgow Warriors have revealed their new home and alternate kits for the 2025/26 season, created in partnership with long-term kit suppliers Macron. The Bologna-based manufacturer, who have worked with the club since 2013, have blended modern and traditional design elements to produce two standout jerseys. Supporters can purchase both kits now, either at the Scottish […]
Scotland’s New 2025-26 Rugby Kit Unveiled
There’s a fresh look for Scottish Rugby heading into the 2025-26 season – and it’s one steeped in passion, identity, and the unmistakable roar of a Murrayfield crowd. Unveiled this week by Macron and Scottish Rugby, the new home kit will make its on-field debut this November during the Quilter Nations Series. It will then […]
Living With The Lions: What Really Happens On Tour
Sky Sports lifts the lid on Lions life with hilarious behind-the-scenes mockumentary.
Lions Undone by Pumas in Dublin
British & Irish Lions 24–28 ArgentinaAviva Stadium, Dublin – The 1888 Cup The British and Irish Lions suffered a deflating opening defeat in their first match under Andy Farrell, edged out 28–24 by a slick, confident Argentina side in front of a sold-out Aviva Stadium. It was supposed to be a send-off — a celebration […]