Welcome to "RUGBY HEADS" your ultimate destination for all things rugby!! Join us as we dive into the highlights of the past week, breakdown the biggest moments and spotlight the players who made it all happen. Whether you're a die-hard fan like us or new to the game "RUGBY HEADS" has got you covered.
Can Scotland Finally Beat the All Blacks? Nations Championship Round 4 Predictions
Round 4 of the Nations Championship is here and the panel is locked in. Former All Black Francis Saili and former Aussie Sevens flyer Kimami Sitauti go head to head in a guess-the-player quiz-off, then we get stuck into Kurtley Beale's Wallabies recall at 37, Antoine Dupont's return to a France side already top of the north, Rassie going full strength in Turin, and whether Scotland can finally beat the All Blacks at Murrayfield. We tip every game from Ireland v Argentina on Friday night to England v the Wallabies at Twickenham, send our love to the family of All Blacks security chief Logan Cadwallader, and celebrate Tonga's 20-18 World Cup thriller over Samoa.How many quiz players did you get before the boys, and who are you backing at Murrayfield?
28 Oct 2026
Guess the Rugby Player: Tonga vs Samoa
Tonga vs Samoa, but we've moved it off the field first. Before Mate Ma'a Tonga and Toa Samoa meet at the Rugby League World Cup this Sunday at CommBank Stadium, we put two proud sons of the islands head to head in a special Tokouso edition of Streets Won't Forget. Former Australia Sevens flyer Kimami Sitauti is playing for the Kingdom of Tonga and All Black number 1126 Francis Saili is playing for Samoa. They take turns picking League or Union and then race each other to name Pacific rugby legends from the clues.How many did you get before the initials clue? And who's winning on Sunday: Tonga or Samoa? 🇹🇴🇼🇸
21 Oct 2026
Why Can't the Wallabies Beat the All Blacks? Bledisloe Cup 2026 Review
The All Blacks have swept the Bledisloe Cup again, 50-19 at Eden Park and 43-21 in Sydney, and the trophy hasn't left New Zealand since 2003. Former All Black Francis Saili and former Aussie Sevens flyer Kimami Sitauti join Sione to unpack why the gap keeps showing up: the grassroots pathway, the pull of the NRL and AFL, and the big brother, little brother mindset Kiwi kids carry from schoolboys. We back Peter Lakai's player of the match shift, a vintage night from 35-year-old Beauden Barrett at fullback and Max Jorgensen's value out wide, then it's the Bledisloe edition of Streets Won't Forget with Kimami's unbeaten run on the line.What's the real reason the Wallabies can't crack the All Blacks? Drop your take in the comments.
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