Wales

Manu Tuilagi’s influence on both sides of the ball a big boost on his England return

Centre set to play his first Six Nations game in almost two years against Wales in Cardiff

Eddie Jones hoping to unleash power of Tuilagi and Lawes in Welsh clash

England coach to assess if Tuilagi is fit enough to step up after appearing for Sale

Biggar steps into the limelight to land late winning drop goal for Wales

For Scotland a stirring victory followed by dispiriting defeat is a pattern all too familiar

No harm in imperfect display as Ireland swat Wales aside

Andy Farrell praises defence as the best part of Ireland’s game after nearly keeping clean sheet

Confident Ireland to build on autumnal promise and extend winning run

Wales can never be written off but variety of Irish attack game points to a home victory

Stephen Jones in bullish form as he stresses Welsh strengths

Wales backs coach confident defending champions will not lack for quality against Ireland

Gordon D’Arcy: Ireland and Wales enter this weekend’s game with very different mindsets

Jamison Gibson-Park’s fitness is more of a priority than Johnny Sexton’s for the Six Nations

Gerry Thornley: Irish rugby is in a healthier place than Welsh rugby

Is reaching a World Cup semi-final the be all and end all? What about beating All Blacks?

New captain Dan Biggar ready to lead Wales’ Six Nations title defence

Alun Wyn Jones, Tipuric, North and Faletau among notable absentees from tournament squad

Felipe Contepomi expects Leinster to face a hot reception in Bath

Assistant coach happy with the way side are developing a new edge to their game

Gerry Thornley: Ireland need to get in line and open turnstiles for Six Nations

A decision to gradually increase capacities would not be in step with other nations

A win for Wales over Australia but it was all about the cards

Angry Australia coach Dave Rennie describes the refereeing as ‘horrendous’

Foster and New Zealand unconcerned by Welsh hard luck stories

All Blacks coach still expecting a stiff test from reigning Six Nations champions

Denmark’s togetherness and confidence will serve them well in England clash

Youngster Damsgaard provides attacking spark and seems to thrive at the biggest stage

England beginning to louden themselves to Pickford’s pitch

England’s number one has handsomely rewarded his manager’s faith

Jarring defeat will only strengthen bond between Wales team and country

That a last-16 exit feels an opportunity missed is a marker of team’s progress

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