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    All eyes on rugby as it faces its own BLM moment

    Sep 20, 2020 2 minutes

    In among the excitement of rugby returning courtesy of Super Fan Saturday next weekend, the game will have to cautiously pick its way through how it deals with the #BlackLivesMatter (often abbreviated as BLM) movement.

    To suggest that the observation of #BlackLivesMatter has been seamless in Formula One, the English Premier League and the rest of the free sporting world would be disingenuous, but

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