By Finn McRedmond “May peace be with all of you” were the ... Instead, Francis preferred a plain cassock. He swapped out a throne for a wooden chair, too. In those early minutes of his papacy, the ...

Back at the turn of the year, Finn Russell was a shoo-in to start at fly-half for the British and Irish Lions on their tour of Australia this summer. Playing some of the best rugby of his career ...

In what was the final dress rehearsal before Andy Farrell names his British & Irish Lions squad on Thursday, Finn Russell delivered a measured if unspectacular performance to help Bath beat Edinburgh.

At the end of this brutally physical Challenge Cup semi-final, Sam Underhill ripped off the bandage around his head and doubled over, his hips no longer able to withstand the weight of his upper-body.

Ben Spencer is backing Finn Russell for a place in Andy Farrell’s British & Irish Lions squad after the pair combined to keep alive Bath’s hopes of an unprecedented treble. Spencer and Russell ...

Underhill’s overriding emotion at a sold-out Hive Stadium was of exhaustion but that of Finn Russell might well have been of relief. Russell, either the British and Irish Lions’ Test fly-half ...

Finn Russell starred with four try assists and 10 points in Scotland’s win over Wales. (File photo).Mark Runnacles / Getty Images Scotland have opened with back-to-back wins for the first time ...

Their win denies Scotland fly-half Finn Russell a reunion with his former club Racing92, with the Bath man having spent five years in the French capital before switching to the Gallagher ...

The decision to go with the most attacking trio available in Finn Russell, Fin Smith and Marcus Smith shines a light on the intentions of the 2025 Lions. The tour four years ago to South Africa ...

Scotland fly-half Finn Russell and Ireland captain Caelan Doris high-profile absentees from Lions rankings team of the Six Nations ahead of Andy Farrells squad announcement on May 8; ...

When asked what he liked about each of the three 10s selected, Farrell said: "If you look at Finn [Russell] and Fin [Smith], they're two fly-halves that play a fantastic brand of rugby.