Toulon outhalf has resurrected a career that has long mixed the flaky with flawless

Leinster team to face Toulon at Stade Velodrome

Toulon team to face Leinster at Stade Velodrome

Be aggressive . . . don’t let them run at you . . . go helter-skelter at them . . . frontrow key . . . and clearouts . . . Johnny’s gone

Lock says financial divide needs to be solved to avoid ruining international game

French side far from their best as they see off Wasps

Champions should secure eighth successive knock-out win in the European Cup

No-arm charges at rucks are just as dangerous as the highlighted tackles

Size is the bottom line in rugby and the key to optimising physical power is getting access to players when they are young, writes Gavin Cummiskey

Late Bryan Habana try adds gloss to unconvincing win for South Africa in Padova

Matt Williams believes Heyneke Meyer has added flair to physicality and it is a masterstroke

Joe Schmidt’s men braced for the inevitable massive physical challenge the Boks represent

South African flanker has come back from illness and injury to regain a place

A year on and New Zealand heartbreak lingers. Distraction is the way to avoid a repeat against South Africa.

Heyneke Meyer hoping Ulster’s talismanic scrumhalf can overcome knee injury

European champions bring their multi-talented squad to Belfast for the first time

The best outhalf in world rugby graces Irish soil this weekend as European champions arrive in Belfast

Leinster lock’s offloading game, as well as his tackling, has consistently improved

Matt Giteau’s moment of magic lights up flat Heineken Cup finale

The Ulster-born coach eyes up a first European Cup and domestic double for Saracens