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Referees to 15 December 2018

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Referees to 15 December 2018

As Christmas gets closer, club rugby continues to rule. In the case of EPCR rugby, it is club rugby of the highest calibre.

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Match Officials for 2019 Six Nations

England Match Officials for 2019 Six Nations The Six Nations competition starts on 1 February 2019 when Wayne Barnes blows the whistle at Stade de France to start the match between France and Wales. It ends on 16 March 2019 when Paul Williams blows the final whistle of the Calcutta

Match Officials for the Cape Town Sevens, Day 1

Argentina Match Officials for the Cape Town Sevens, Day 1 Paddy O'Brien and the other carers looking after the Cape Town Sevens' match officials, have announced the match officials appointed to the matches on Day 1.

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Springbok Wynand Mans has died

News Springbok Wynand Mans has died Two men who became Springboks in the same year and retired to Onrus, died within five days of each other. One was Gertjie Brynard, the other Wynand Mans, Brynard in Onrus, Mans in Hermanus.

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Rasta Ends Great Sevens Career

News Rasta Ends Great Sevens Career Fhatuwani Rasivhenge, probably the best-known Sevens referee in the world, whom the rugby world knows as Rasta, has decided that the World Rugby Sevens Tournament in Cape Town will be his last Sevens tournament as he then wishes to concentrate on 15-a-side rugby where he has already achieved great things.

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SA Refs' Panels for 2019

News SA Refs' Panels for 2019 Banks Yantolo, the manager of South African referees, has announced the match officials' panels for 2019. There are few changes.

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Referees to 8 December 2018

England Referees to 8 December 2018 World Rugby's Sevens caravan moves down from Arabia to the bottom of Africa, European clubs are going into Round 3 of their Championship and Challenge Cup and the Varsity matches take place at Twickenham.

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Referees: Champions Cup

England Referees: Champions Cup European Professional Club starts again on Friday, 7 December with Round 3 and continues a week later with Round 4 in both the Heineken Champions Cup and the Challenge Cup.

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Law discussion: Farrell, Rodda incident

Australia Law discussion: Farrell, Rodda incident The clock has reached half-time with England leading Australia 13-10.

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New Zealand's 2019 Referees' Panel

New Zealand New Zealand's 2019 Referees' Panel New Zealand has chosen a panel of 34 referees for 2019. Of the 34, 12 are new to the panel and two are referees returning to the panel.

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Referees to 1 December 2018

Argentina Referees to 1 December 2018 The colourful, extravagant presents of November's Tests have been put away now and rugby seems more ordinary, more normal but still intensely competitive for those on northern fields.

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Angus Gardner - Referee of the Year

Australia Angus Gardner - Referee of the Year At their sparkling awards function in Monaco on Sunday evening, 25 November 2018, Angus Gardner of Australia was named World Rugby's Referee of the Year for 2018.

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The 14th Replaced Test Referee

Ireland The 14th Replaced Test Referee On Saturday in Rome, Andrew Brace of Ireland was refereeing Italy vs New Zealand at the Stadio Olimpico. Injury forced him from the field and he was replaced by Pascal Gaüzère of France, a rare occurrence in rugby football, just the 14th time in Tier 1 Tests since the first one a 106 years ago.

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Referees to 24 November 2018

Argentina Referees to 24 November 2018 It's the last round of the November Tests this weekend. Can we hope fervently that it, unlike the previous three weeks, will be without controversy, that all refereeing/TMO decisions will be brightly clear and obvious and intelligible in terms of law.

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Law discussion: Scotland's line-out try

Law Discussions Law discussion: Scotland's line-out try @rugby365com law guru Paul Dobson looks at Scotland's line-out try against South Africa.

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Law discussion: Similar incidents treated differently

Law Discussions Law discussion: Similar incidents treated differently @rugby365com law guru Paul Dobson looks at different matches with different referees, and similar incidents are treated differently.

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Referees to 18 November 2018

Argentina Referees to 18 November 2018 There are well over 20 Test matches this weekend as the November window stays open.

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