CHRIS FOY: England players are among those being targeted to join a new global league, at a time when they are actively seeking to increase their profiles and commercial value.
Have you ever wanted to know how much food is required to fuel a Wallabies forward? Carlo Tizzano has revealed his daily diet - and you'll be glad you're not paying his grocery bill.
EXCLUSIVE BY NIK SIMON: Several fans told Mail Sport that people were 'crying for help' as they tried to enter the ground from the Cardinal Vaughan car park.
SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: It was surprising to hear my name suggested for a possible director of rugby role with the Welsh Rugby Union, but I'm sorry to disappoint those over the Severn Bridge.
CHRIS FOY - WORLD OF RUGBY: As the autumn ordeal has gone on, a new take on England's plight has begun to form. Maybe this is just their ceiling. Maybe they are not a global force any more.
Joe Schmidt's team dealt the home side their 11th straight defeat with a 52-20 thumping in Cardiff. But while plenty of fans were looking ahead with optimism, the coach took a very different view.
Wallabies fans have blasted a controversial call during Australia's mauling of Wales on Monday morning. The shock sin-binning of Samu Kerevi left the tourists a man down for 20 minutes.
The Aussies overcame being a man down for 20 minutes to steamroll their hosts 52-20 in Cardiff on Monday morning (AEDT) - and one Wallabies legend couldn't help making a hilarious pun afterwards.
ALEX BYWATER AT PRINCIPALITY STADIUM: Warren Gatland will this week hold crunch talks with both his Welsh Rugby Union bosses and his family as he weighs up whether or not to continue.
CHRIS FOY: While the exact figure is a closely-guarded secret, achieving a set percentage of wins in a calendar year is an employment term for the trio.
Former Rugby Australia boss Hamish McLennan has revealed how close he came to signing NRL star Angus Crichton - and he backs Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii to captain the Wallabies someday.
CHRIS FOY: There was a perfect snapshot of the contrast between the head coaches when Rassie Erasmus strolled on to the pitch with his hands in tracksuit pockets, while his team warmed up.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY ALEX BYWATER: Moffett was in charge of the Welsh Rugby Union in the build-up to the 2003 World Cup - the last time a Wales team suffered 10 straight Test defeats.
NIK SIMON AT ALLIANZ STADIUM: Public confidence is slipping after England blew another winning position but the RFU have no immediate plans to change their coaching team.
NIK SIMON AT ALLIANZ STADIUM: England were outsmarted, outmuscled and outplayed. Borthwick will be backed to turn things around but his popularity points in these quarters are tumbling.
ALEX BYWATER AT THE ALLIANZ STADIUM: England's accuracy in the final quarter let them down as they failed to make the most of the Springboks being reduced to 14 men.
JOE MARLER: You try not to feel fear, as an international rugby player. Definitely not as a front-row forward. And then you play South Africa , and a scrum gets called.
Cross-code sensation Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii has been given some surprise respite after his 'whirlwind' start to life as a winning Wallaby by being asked to warm the bench for the Test against Wales
ALEX BYWATER: Defeat would statistically make them the worst team in Welsh history, taking them past the team of 2002-03 that also lost 10 in a row under Steve Hansen.
CHRIS FOY: South Africa won't hold all the aces at Twickenham on Saturday. They have most of them, but the troubled underdogs possess a trump card, too. Marcus Smith (right) is a beacon of English hope.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY CHRIS FOY: He has an evocative nickname to go with a striking look, but the 29-year-old's actual name is a mystery to most people, certainly outside his own country.
SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: England haven't clicked as an attacking force in their two November Tests so far and I think a lot of that is down to the struggles of the centre pairing.
CHRIS FOY IN DUBLIN: The former Australia flanker became the first elected figurehead of the governing body from the southern hemisphere, edging out ex-France captain Abdelatif Benazzi.
The former Sydney Roosters star had a dream debut as he helped the Wallabies to an underdog win over England at Twickenham on Monday morning, Australian time.
A defeat to the Wallabies would take them to 11 straight international defeats and make them statistically the worst team in Welsh history. Gatland has welcomed the pressure on him.