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‘He’s the best player in the world – but not in sevens’: Antoine Dupont is taking a huge risk
The France captain is likely to find the transition to the shorter format tough but the interest in the shock move will be huge
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Springboks opting to scrum from a mark was ultimate alpha flex – and fired warning to England
South Africa's audacious ploy landed a psychological blow on France and could force England into tactical review
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France’s tears as ‘The dream breaks’ – how hosts reacted to Rugby World Cup elimination
Quarter-final defeat by South Africa leaves host nation licking their wounds and trying to understand what went wrong
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The six moments that made France v South Africa the greatest first half in history
The first 40 minutes of Sunday's Rugby World Cup quarter-final in Paris was rugby played to the highest standards at breakneck speed
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'South Africa never had a chance of joining the Six Nations'
Exclusive Ben Morel interview: Departing Six Nations chief lifts the lid on his five-year tenure, and discusses where tournament is going
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Red Roses team to face Scotland: Our writers select their 23s – now pick yours
Who do our team of rugby writers want to be in Simon Middleton's match-day squad for the Six Nations opener against Scotland?
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Sarah Hunter interview: Why England’s most-capped player is retiring one game into the Six Nations
Red Roses great is ready to bow out in style at the place it all began for her
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Lewis Ludlam and Jack Willis are England's new 'Kamikaze kids'
Ludlam and Willis were superb in England's win over Wales, with Alex Dombrandt capping off a fine back row showing all around
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Saracens are right to back Owen Farrell as their marquee player over Maro Itoje
Mark McCall facing a dilemma over which of his emblematic players to keep in what could be a hammer blow for the Premiership
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Rugby’s uncomfortable truth – it has a racism problem
A day of reckoning is coming for the sport if they ignore a poison which is percolating through at all levels
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England must introduce a ‘Giteau law’ to keep Maro Itoje available if he moves to France
The lock's career at Saracens is in doubt after he was asked to take a 50 per cent pay cut
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France must prove they will not crumble under psychological pressure of hosting World Cup
Former Les Bleus flanker Thierry Dusautoir believes what happened to the side in 2007 will not come into play this time around
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Springboks to start Libbok at 10 and Reinach at 9 for France quarter-final
In recent matches South Africa have opted for an overwhelming majority of forwards on the bench
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Brad Barritt interview: I played with a broken cheekbone – Antoine Dupont can too
Exclusive: The former England centre talks about playing in the Champions Cup just days after having two metal plates inserted into his face
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Rugby World Cup quarter-finalists ranked: England usurped by Wales
Telegraph Sport assesses how the final eight remaining sides stack up… plus rankings on the sides exiting at the pool stage
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Ireland demonstrate chasm between top four and the rest at this Rugby World Cup
Next weekend's two evening quarter-finals are semis in all but name, featuring four sides who are, by a distance, the best in the world
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Virimi Vakatawa signs for Bristol a year after retiring due to 'cardiological reasons'
31-year-old powerhouse returned to the field for the Barbarians this summer, playing under Bristol coach Pat Lam
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Ange Capuozzo: The beauty of rugby is small guys can thrive
Italy’s diminutive full-back, who is aiming to upset New Zealand, has proven at World Cup that game can still be for players of all sizes
