World Rugby has today announced Meiji Co., Ltd as the Official Milk and Yoghurt Supplier of Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027, set to enhance taste buds and encourage healthier choices across the tournament.

After 10 events across HSBC SVNS, SVNS 2 and SVNS 3, just three tournaments remain as excitement builds to a season-ending crescendo, after which the 2026 HSBC SVNS World Champions will be crowned.

Taking place on 28 - 29 March at the Estadio Nicolau Alayon, the Brazilian stop marks the third and decisive round of the competition, following action-packed tournaments in Nairobi and Montevideo.

As the second edition of the programme, it reinforces World Rugby’s long-term commitment to accelerating the development of women in all areas of the game. By investing in people and pathways, the ...

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Japan 2019 was the most economically successful Rugby World Cup ever, with nearly £4.3 billion generated in economic output according to The economic impact of Rugby World Cup 2019 report published by ...

World Rugby has confirmed the locations for the next three women’s and two men’s Rugby World Cups as it accelerates global development and growth. At its Annual Meeting in Dublin, the World Rugby ...

Rugby World Cup 2025 Managing Director Sarah Massey says "we are witnessing a generational moment" as a record-breaking Rugby World Cup 2025 heads for a thrilling finale at a sold-out Allianz Stadium ...

From their unstoppable pack, led by two-time try scorer Alex Matthews, to a backline lit up by Ellie Kildunne, the Red Roses turned it on when it really mattered to lift the Women’s Rugby World Cup ...

World Rugby's Chief Executive Alan Gilpin lauded the "historic, special, incredible" Rugby World Cup 2025 which he says showed "stratospheric" growth in the women's game. What was earmarked as a ...

Together, the reports demonstrate how the most successful Women’s Rugby World Cup in history acted as both a catalyst and a platform: igniting unprecedented momentum and delivering tangible benefits ...