Wales will have to make at least four changes for Scotland trip

Wayne Pivac weighs options after injuries mount up following Ireland win

Antoine Dupont and France lay down early Six Nations marker

Les Bleus were ruthless in Rome but there was enough to give Ireland encouragement

Ruddock family ties keep Ireland and Wales connected

Mike Ruddock, father of Rhys and Ciarán, is waiting for the day when families can reunite

Gordon D’Arcy: Fans would benefit from a peek behind the iron curtain

Behind the scenes access is important as it helps create and keep a new fan base

Gordon D'Arcy: I know what Joe and Cheika would do. Fix the basics

Gordon Darcy: Andy Farrell chose scrum solidity over lineout certainty but the decision backfired

Wayne Pivac admits Wales coaching setup ‘looks a mess’

Welsh boss stands by the sacking of defence coach Byron Hayward after less than a year

Matt Williams: Let’s see if Andy Farrell has what it takes as head coach

Ireland don’t have to silence the crowd, but they need to be wary of Antoine Dupont

Ronan O’Gara: Ireland need to be braver than usual ‘in a shoot-out for gold’

Former Ireland outhalf believes France’s X-factor can be undone by their poor discipline

Andy Farrell and Ireland wary of potent threat of Antoine Dupont

Disciplined defensive effort will be required to negate influence of creative scrumhalf

Six Nations: Paris win will be ‘massive fillip for Ireland’, says Paul O’Connell

Former international says France will present opportunities and we must take them

Gordon D'Arcy: Ireland must go after victory by frightening France into mistakes

We have the chance to banish ghosts of 2019 and play one hell of a game against France

Ireland's centre will hold thanks to Henshaw and Aki’s midfield muscle memory

Leinster centre well aware of the dangers Fickou and Vakatawa will present in Paris

Gerry Thornley: Antoine Dupont and France look perfectly primed for Ireland visit

The scrumhalf was at his electric best against Wales as Fabien Galthié targets Paris game

Plenty of positives for Farrell as Ireland hit the ground running

Impressive debuts from Connors and Keenan add to feelgood factor as Italy are outclassed

Ireland braced for a daunting assignment in Paris

France’s fine form against Wales shows the scale of the task facing Farrell’s side

Matt Williams: Ireland’s strategy of ‘heads up attack’ will not work without strategic thinking

Irish attack needs new innovative plan to create space then attack that space

Gerry Thornley: After 32 weeks the Six Nations is back up for grabs

Ireland know what they have to do but England remain in the driving seat

Worst sporting moment: Wales beat Ireland in Wellington - the one which really got away

Sexton left out as golden generation miss the chance of a lifetime in 2011 Rugby World Cup

Paris showdown beckons for Farrell and old mentor Edwards

Ireland coach can see the influence of his former team-mate in France’s recent successes

Wales banking on experience to stem the fresh French tide

Comments by prop Wyn Jones have upped the ante as Six Nations leaders visit Cardiff

Wales embracing Wayne’s world and doing it the Pivac way

Kiwi coach has an attacking philosophy which could help re-route European rugby

Gerry Thornley: France very firmly pin their colours to the mast

Les Bleus rekindle their love story with the public and look like Six Nations contenders

France light the blue touch paper as they sink England in Paris

Fabien Galthié’s Les Bleus reborn at Stade de France as they blow Six Nations wide open

The same Wales but different as Wayne Pivac era begins

Kiwi will put a greater emphasis on attack as title defence gets underway against Azzurri

Six Nations 2020: Wayne Pivac’s Wales sure to challenge again

Warren Gatland has gone but the defending champions have plenty of strength in depth

Six Nations 2020: the future starts now for youthful France

Fabien Galthié has named 19 new caps as Les Bleus look to end their 10-year title drought

Matt Williams: Expect the unexpected in rugby’s greatest tournament

With new coaches at Ireland, France, Italy and Wales, the winner will be hard to predict

Matt Williams: Where has all the creativity gone in rugby coaching?

Precious little original thinking apparent as coaches embrace the herd mentality

Gerry Thornley: Japan World Cup reminds rugby of its core values

South Africa emerge deserving winners from open tournament made by hosts’ enthusiasm

Springboks' power game looks like too much for Wales to handle

Warren Gatland could be taking charge of Wales for a final time against South Africa

Erasmus and Nienaber: Golden partnership forged in the crucible of Munster rugby

Springboks’ head coach says his two years in the Irish system made him a better coach

Rugby World Cup: Bruised Wales grind out victory over determined Fiji

Gatland must regenerate squad to face Uruguay but will almost certainly top Pool D

Gordon D'Arcy: Under the radar is best Rugby World Cup approach

Yokohama on Sunday is cup rugby, meaning squeeze the life out of your opponent

Rob Howley’s fine career in the balance after betting allegations

Wales coach has never enjoyed public popularity despite success on and off the pitch

Ireland get green machine back on the road

Joe Schmidt’s side withstand late rally to defeat Wales in Cardiff warm-up

Warren Gatland to lead Lions on 2021 South Africa tour

Outgoing Wales coach has verbal agreement to coach side on third successive tour

Shaun Edwards rejects new Wales contract

Defence coach will end 11 year association with Wales after the Rugby World Cup

Wales want to hold talks with outgoing Shaun Edwards

Grand Slam champions’ defence coach revealed he is yet to sign contract with Wigan

Liam Toland: How Ireland became France in the space of six days

Ireland’s pressure game was swallowed up by Wales who had done their homework

Ireland left with egg on their faces in Cardiff

Decision to leave Principality roof open backfired badly for Joe Schmidt's side

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