Australia, France, Russia and USA book their places in women’s Cup quarter-finals Russia’s Alena Tiron scores her 100th Series try Day two action begins at 09:00 local time (GMT +1) on Saturday when Brazil and England’s women take to the field, find out where to watch here Stadium Ciudad de Malaga welcomed the HSBC World
In announcing his squad to compete in the World Series Sevens in Malaga, James Rodwell has continued the policy of the last few years in adding new names to the mix. A ‘core group’ of ten was introduced in December. They are: Isla Norman Bell, Abbie Brown, Abi Burton, Grace Crompton, Megan Jones, Emma Uren, Alicia Maude,
Head coach James Rodwell has named his England Women Sevens squad for the forthcoming HSBC World Sevens Series tournament in Malaga (21-23 January and live on www.World.Rugby). Drawn in Pool C, England face France, Russia and Brazil at Estadio Ciudad de Málaga. Abbie Brown and Megan Jones will co-captain the group with Abi Burton, Grace
Charlie Hayter appointed Women’s and Sevens Performance Manager and Emma Mitchell joins as Performance Consultant for the women’s game Hayter will oversee the management of the women’s XVs game at international and domestic level as well as the returning men’s and women’s England Sevens programmes. He will work closely with the Red Roses, England women’s
Following a thrilling double header at the HSBC Dubai Sevens, which saw South Africa men and Australia women take home the silverware, attention now turns to Spain where Malaga will host the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series for the first time. Taking place on 21-23 January, Spain prepares to make its debut as a host
The RFU has announced the England Sevens programme structure for 2022. England Sevens return to the World Series in both the men’s and women’s competition in Malaga (21-23 January) after Great Britain Sevens competed in the opening two rounds in Dubai, as part of the standing agreement to play the calendar year 2021. The squads
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,
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