The HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2022 continues with a second Emirates Dubai 7s event on 3-4 December as fans return to The Sevens Stadium The Series kicked off last weekend with South Africa and Australia winning the men’s and women’s titles respectively in round one in Dubai The action gets under way when France
Rio 2016 Olympic gold medallists Australia crowned women’s champions, with Fiji taking silver and France bronze Brazil impress with a record high sixth place finish in highly competitive women’s event The Series continues with the second round in Dubai on 3-4 December as fans return to the Sevens Stadium Australia were dominant in the women’s
Australia and Great Britain women claim perfect win records, while France and Fiji – Olympic silver and bronze medallists respectively – top pools having played an extra game Brazil and Russia impress with landmark victories in women’s event demonstrating increasing competitiveness Watch finals day live from 09:00 local time (GMT+4) on Saturday here The fast-paced, end-to-end
Dubai Sevens HSBC World Series has got under way again after a long break. Ten teams are meeting this weekend in Dubai. Sadly New Zealand and Samoa cannot be there as they are still held back by travel restrictions. This is all the more disappointing as the Black Ferns were able to tour Europe recently,
Rugby sevens is back as the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2022 prepares for kick off in Dubai Captains of the 12 men’s and ten women’s teams competing gather ahead of the pair of Emirates Dubai 7s combined events on 26-27 November and 3-4 December 2021 Men’s Olympic champions Fiji face Australia, Canada and France
GB Sevens have announced their squads for the Dubai 7s (26/27 November). Women’s head coach Scott Forrest has named a 13-player group. Fresh from their success in Vancouver and Edmonton in September, where they won both ‘Fast Four’ events, GB are drawn in Pool B alongside Olympic bronze medallists Fiji, Canada, Ireland and Russia. Heather Cowell
Gayle Broughton’s try with little more than 20 seconds left of the Emirates Airline Dubai Rugby Sevens 2019 Cup final against Canada saw New Zealand become the first women’s team to go back-to-back at 7he Sevens Stadium. VIEW RESULTS >> VIEW SERIES STANDINGS >> The victory, backing up their 26-14 defeat of the same opponents
The final women’s squads have been named for the Emirates Airline Dubai Rugby Sevens, the second women’s round of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2020. View squads View fixtures Dubai is the first of six events held alongside the men’s competition in the biggest season in women’s sevens history, with a record eight tournaments
The pools and schedule for the first combined men’s and women’s HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series event of the 2020 season have been announced. Held on 5-7 December, 2019, the Dubai Sevens marks the start of this season’s men’s competition as well as the race for Olympic glory as rugby sevens prepares to make its
A brace of tries from HSBC Player of the Final Tyla Nathan-Wong secured a fourth title in seven years for New Zealand at the Emirates Airline Dubai Rugby Sevens 2018 on Friday. New Zealand had to work hard for their 26-14 victory over Canada, who were playing in their first Cup final at The Sevens
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