All news on the topic: Warren Gatland

Louis Rees-Zammit joined the NFL's International Player Pathway project and has three teams interested in signing him - but he's still a long way from landing a contract

Gareth Thomas, who earned 100 caps for Wales, hopes the current side can build on that momentum as they prepare for Saturday’s crunch clash against England at Twickenham, where he admitted there is little room for lowering of expectations

Wales rugby star Louis Rees-Zammit has decided to leave the sport to pursue his dream of playing in the NFL, and will join the league's International Player Pathway Programme (IPP) to achieve his goal

Louis Rees-Zammit has turned his back on rugby union to pursue his dream of an NFL career, on the eve of Wales' Six Nations squad announcement - a move which elicited a classy response from head coach Warren Gatland

Alun Wyn Jones left Welsh rugby fans shocked this year when he announced his retirement from international rugby despite being named in the preliminary World Cup squad

Dan Biggar played his final match for Wales in their heartbreaking 29-17 defeat against Argentina on Saturday - and the fly-half then had an awkward moment with Prince William

A controversial refereeing decision saw Guido Petti hit Nick Tompkins in the head with his shoulder in the third quarter but replacement ref Karl Dickson and TMO Marius Jonker ruled there was no foul play

WALES 17-29 ARGENTINA: Warren Gatland's side led for much of the last-eight clash in Marseille but late tries by Joel Sclavi and Nicolas Sanchez proved enough for the Pumas to come out on top

Wales have overseen a major turnaround in the past 12 months with Warren Gatland back at the helm, returning shortly after the embarrassing defeat at the hands of Georgia, whom they face this weekend

Ireland come into the Rugby World Cup as Six Nations champions and want to make an impact in the tournament with Scotland eyeing an upset and Wales looking to respond after a poor year

Saracens flanker's three-and-a-half year wait for his full England debut ends at Twickenham tonight against Wales

England will host Wales at Twickenham on Saturday in their next warm-up game for Rugby World Cup just seven days after being beaten 20-9 by the same side in Cardiff

Wales 20-9 England: Third straight loss for England ahead of Monday's official announcement of 33-man playing group for tournament in France

“Billy’s been an important player for England for a number of seasons. And I think he has the potential to be an important player for England going forward”

Stone RFC, unbeaten champions of Level 10 division where Wasps could be headed, lift lid on life in 'proper old school' rugby where post-match recovery involves yards of ale rather than ice baths

Gloucester star Santi Carreras believes he can emulate compatriot Lionel Messi with global glory this autumn but first he must confront Mission Improbable away to European champions La Rochelle

England suffered their third defeat of the Six Nations against Grand Slam winners Ireland on Saturday concluding a tournament which has been a reality check for head coach Steve Borthwick

'It should be the least predictable tournament we've known, yet with World Rugby insisting on the draw being made three years ago we finds ourselves with the sport’s top five nations together in the same half. A complete nonsense'

Wales head coach abandons team announcement and cancels training session as players meet to discuss whether to boycott Saturday's Six Nations clash with England

Wales are scheduled to take on England in the third round of the Six Nations on Saturday afternoon, but the fixture is under threat due to the crisis engulfing Warren Gatland's side

Wales head coach Warren Gatland has said he would not support his players if they choose to boycott the Six Nations match against England in Cardiff on February 25

WRU interim CEO Nigel Walker met with senior members of Warren Gatland's squad to try to stave off the threat of Six Nations strike action - hours later players are believed to have walked out of a sponsor event early in a show of disaffection

THE Six Nations is HERE - but there are some new laws fans will have to get used to this year.While the tournament will not see sweeping rule changes

“When I looked at the team in the autumn, when I measured the team and got all the data for the team, we weren’t good at anything. It was as frank as that"

Andy Farrell's Ireland lived up to their pre-tournament favourites tag as they beat Warren Gatland's Wales 34-10 in their Six Nations opener thanks to tries from Calean Doris, James Ryan, James Lowe and Josh van der Flier