Wales have unveiled a new two-season kit which will be in use until the 2023 Rugby World Cup. The Welsh Rugby Union unveiled the surprise new home and away strips - red and black - on Wednesday ...

The Chelsea keeper, who was named as England’s new No 1 by Wiegman in May when Mary Earps retired from international duty, also made two vital saves in normal time to help England battle back from 2-0 ...

Wales have released their new kits ahead of the upcoming season. The fourth to be designed by current manufacturers Macron, their new home kit will first be used by Wales women when they take on ...

World Rugby is aiming to avoid two teams playing against each other in red and green at the 2027 Rugby Word Cup, and where clashes do occur, one team will be forced to wear their alternative kit.

WALES have revealed their brand new red home kit that will be worn for the next two seasons.

England fought back to edge Wales 19-17 in a World Cup warm up full of incident, injury and yellow cards - and notably a red card for captain Owen Farrell that could see him suspended for their ...

Wales will face Ireland in Dublin wearing their traditional red kit for one final time this weekend ...

Wales' national teams will wear differing kits next season for the first time following consultation with the women's squad over period anxiety.

Wales' women's side will wear the new yellow kit for the first time when they take on Norway in a Euro qualifier on September 22. Gareth Bale looked happy to be in the traditional red during training.

Wales have unveiled a new two-season kit which will be in use until the 2023 Rugby World Cup. The Welsh Rugby Union unveiled the surprise new home and away strips - red and black - on Wednesday ...

Wales' national teams will wear differing kits next season for the first time following consultation with the women's squad over period anxiety.

Wales' women's side will wear the new yellow kit for the first time when they take on Norway in a Euro qualifier on September 22. Gareth Bale looked happy to be in the traditional red during training.