As week two of the Rugby World Cup kicks off today with Samoa and Namibia, Ed takes a look at all the drama of the opening week including the brilliant Fijians!

With the 2011 Rugby World Cup just hours away, Injury Time writers, Colm McCaughan, Edward Thompson-Durie and Gordon D'Mello combine to bring you an extensive preview to the tournament! Who do you fancy?

After reading an article of Fox Sports news regarding an issue with the 2011 World Cup, how can anyone not be one hundred percent convinced that Australia’s Cricketing Media is not only a joke, but pathetic and amateur?

With Group A done and dusted, focus now turns to one of the strongest World Cup groups ever. Tonight it's the Underdogs - Bangladesh, Ireland and Netherlands - and amazingly, two of these teams made the Super 8's last time around.

Yesterday it was the 'Underdogs' of Group A. But today we asses the 'Big Boys' of Group A and see if they really deserve that status. Among them today are Australia, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and New Zealand.

Johnno, like many Australians is hurting. He looks at the reasons why he believes FIFA got their decision wrong and if in fact Australia themselves were ready for a World Cup.

It's all come down to this. Who will be the 2018 and 2022 World Cup hosts? Penrith Star and Injury Time bring you live and uninterrupted coverage. Gordon D'Mello has all the action from Zurich.

Tim Cahill joined Gordon D'Mello for an exclusive chat an Optus signing session, during it he talked to us about the A-League, the possibility of him being involved in launching a club of his own and that damn Jabulani ball!

It's on the lose again as Italy's Fabio Grosso becomes the latest player to miss out on a ticket to South Africa. Don't forget to have a look at our Injury Time XI of 2010 World Cup Omissions and vote in our online poll as well!

It's the naming of the initial 31-man squad that will have the chance to play in South Africa. Join us for the LIVE! announcement of the squad!

The latest controversy to hit football, the so called ‘hand of frog’, has led to many calls from the FAI to the FFF and many fans worldwide.