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World Rugby Confirms Changes to Dangerous Tackle Law Ahead of Nations Championship

Summary by The Independent
The so-called ‘hip drop’ tackle will now be penalised

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Le FigaroLe Figaro
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Rugby: "They Could Cause Serious Injuries to the Legs", the "Pivoting" and Kneeling Markings Prohibited by World Rugby

The International Federation has decided to ban these types of platings, which cause many injuries.

·Paris, France
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World Rugby confirms changes to dangerous tackle law ahead of Nations Championship

The so-called ‘hip drop’ tackle will now be penalised

·London, United Kingdom
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actu.fractu.fr
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World Rugby Tightens Screw: This Practice on Plating Is Now Prohibited

Since October 5th, World Rugby has decided to tighten the rules regarding the plating and attitude of the ground players, in order to guarantee more safety for the rugbymen.

·Rennes, France
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SA RugbymagSA Rugbymag

World Rugby cracks down on ‘drop’ tackles

World Rugby has introduced measures targeting two dangerous tackling techniques in an effort to reduce the risk of serious leg injuries. The post World Rugby cracks down on ‘drop’ tackles appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

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Planet RugbyPlanet Rugby

World Rugby outlaws controversial tackle which almost ended Springbok's career

World Rugby have moved to ban the 'hip drop' and 'knee drop' tackles from the sport after investigating their impact on players.

·Dunedin, New Zealand
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ouest-france.frouest-france.fr

World Rugby Announces Ban on "Pivot" and Knee-Shaped Markings

Rugby continues to evolve. And World Rugby has certainly just complicated the task of the arbitrators a little more. The international organization that manages the rugby at XV announced Wednesday, October 7, 2026 that "swivel" and knee-based platings are now officially prohibited.

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actu.fr broke the news in Rennes, France on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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