NLR Preview: Pace-setters eye more momentum while others look to jump-start their campaigns
National League Rugby rolls into Round Three and, while it is still early days, the first signs of how the season may unfold are beginning to emerge.
National League Rugby rolls into Round Three and, while it is still early days, the first signs of how the season may unfold are beginning to emerge.
Clubber TV's decision to broadcast every BUCS Super Rugby fixture in 2026-27 marks another major step for university rugby, a journey TRU has seen first-hand.
Fiji and Hong Kong China meet in the WXV Global Series Challenger after remarkable opening-round comebacks, with both sides eyeing another crucial win.
Toulouse hit back in style, Pau surge to the top and La Rochelle remain unbeaten as the Top 14 delivers another dramatic weekend of French club rugby.
South Africa and New Zealand lost enough injured talent to build a formidable combined XV. Could this side have challenged the best team from Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry?
When you read National League Rugby content on the TRU website or across our social media channels, it is worth remembering that this is a level of the game our team knows intimately.
With National One and National Two once again representing the highest levels of English domestic rugby available to fans this weekend, expect high-quality action.
There are some eye-catching opening round fixtures in National Two West, with Friday Night Lights kicking off another season at Levels Three and Four.
A look ahead to the new season in National Two East, where Oundle have attracted plenty of attention - but don’t sleep on last season’s challengers or the emerging sides looking to make their mark.
With Sedgley Park dropping down to National Two North, and three clubs being promoted, this division could be more unpredictable than ever.
After a thrilling 2025/26 National One campaign - which caught the attention of the national media - we're strapping ourselves in for another breathless season of third-tier action.
Mark Ashcroft returns to the touchline this weekend as National League Rugby begins another season.
Interview: Newcastle Red Bulls transition coach and DMP head coach Darren Fearn discusses the clubs’ new long-term partnership.
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