World Rugby
WEBThe official site of World Rugby the governing body of Rugby Union with news, tournaments, fixtures, results, world rugby rankings, statistics, video, the Laws of the game, governance and contacts.
Fixtures and Results | World Rugby
WEBAll the latest rugby fixtures and results for men's and women's 15s and Sevens international matches and tournaments worldwide, with team lists and player scoring information.
Beginner's Guide to Rugby - World Rugby
WEBRugby: A game where safety is a top priority. Rugby is a highly physical game. To enjoy it to its utmost you need to be physically and mentally prepared. You also need to understand how to play safely.
Rugby’s history and ethos - World Rugby
WEBThrough discipline, control and mutual self-respect, a fellowship and sense of fair play are forged, defining rugby as the game it is. From the school playground to the Rugby World Cup final, rugby union offers a truly unique and thoroughly rewarding experience for all involved in the game.
Men's Six Nations Championship - World Rugby
WEBThe Emirates World Rugby Match Officials have been confirmed for the 2024 Men's Guinness Six Nations, the first international competition on the road to the men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 in Australia.
Women's and Men's Rankings - World Rugby
WEBMen’s and Women's World Rugby Rankings are calculated using a 'Points Exchange' system, where sides gain or lose points based on the match result. Other criteria include the relative strength of each team, the margin of victory, and an allowance for home advantage.
Laws of the game - World Rugby
WEBThe Laws of the Game of rugby union governed by World Rugby.
Latest News - World Rugby
WEBThe latest World Rugby news, including about the World Rankings, Tournaments, Player Welfare and the Laws of the Game
Players and positions - World Rugby
WEBLearn about the playing positions for the game of rugby union, both 15-a-side and rugby sevens.
Hall of Fame - World Rugby
WEBWelcome to the World Rugby Hall of Fame. When William Webb Ellis, a pupil of Rugby School, caught the ball and ran with it, no-one could have predicted what would happen. Today, rugby is a global sport with more than 10 million players in 128 countries in membership of World Rugby.