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Not going to lie not hugely enthused about a ten team world cup which seems to prioritise teams made up of Australians in different shirts over teams that do build players.

But that said, already hugely excited (provided I can watch it in Spain) for next year's SuperLeague. Can Wakey go back to back? Can Wigan bounce back to get to the final ? Has Leeds' and Hull KRs window closed? Do Saints get back in playoffs? Can Hull FC come through the pack? It's all very exciting.

Think ( hopefully) this means end of RE Super Cup for Spain but some meaningful competition next year before the RWC for players in Spanish League. Provided it doesn't interfere with Division de Honor should be big improvement.

Spain retains its spot on the SVNS venues and with Olympic qualification up for grabs , it's a great leg to host.

So finally wrapping up Nations Cup Spain coverage as a ruthless USA rightly strangle a win from Spain in Round 3. The TLDR? Tani Bay is Spain's only hope and USA looked far better than I had expected.

Spain's best performance since Georgia away gives a solid win versus Tonga and sets up a fantastic Round 3 match up versus USA.

As Spain make yet another deep run in the Football World Cup, we caught up with Spanish Journalist Fernando Castán on his rugby book and trying to find a space for Rugby in the Spanish sports scene.

Spain's most painful loss yet of the JWC as the suffering continues.

The wait for the elusive solid Spanish performance on both sides of the ball goes on.

I think Saints have never missed the playoffs in SuperLeague so after this week, what do people think. Are Leigh going to overtake them or can Saints hang on?

Spain put in a solid performance against France to give hope before a final group stage game versus Fiji.

For those who don't speak Spanish, Spain player Mateo Aragón accused of racism by French media, FER have come out strongly refute that . Kind of overshadowing a good game.

With just over a year to go to Australia, Spanish Head Coach Pablo Bourza insists in press conference before Canada that there's still a chance for players to grab a ticket to Australia.

Hello again, back with more from Spain. We were able to sit down (well stand up at the back of the room actually) with FER Vice President Gabriel Sáez on professionalising Spanish Rugby, being a "leaping giant" and Spain's 2035 RWC bid.