All Blacks: Rugby Union App

In this massive update we have completely re-written the App to make it a million times more awesome (true fact). We've kept the features you know and love such as:* All the latest news on Rugby Union and the All Blacks* Great videos of our incredible ABs in action* Fixtures and scores for a huge range of competitions such as Super Rugby, The Rugby Championship, the ITM Cup and International tests from around the world* Team lineups and player informationBut we've added SO. MUCH. MORE:* A slick new Timeline to keep you up to speed with news, videos, Tweets, Fixtures and interesting stats from the world of Rugby Union* You can now go back and view past season fixtures as well as upcoming games. Vital to get one up on your mates when they challenge your amazing memory of that epic try when Aaron Cruden crossed the line in the 36th Minute against Australia in October 2013...* A whole new experience for live matches lets you see key info, a points worm, live commentary, Line ups, players, and super lovely STATS!* Did we mention STATS?! Oh yes. Well lets mention them again as they're gorgeous and informative and who can say fairer than that? We have stats for each game, we have stats for each player in a game, we have stats for teams and we have stats for each player's season. We think you will love them!* Our new standings section is great too. You can see how each team is faring in their various competitions, their recent form and upcoming fixtures. Nice.* The all new team section gives you a whole new view on every team. You can now get closer to the teams than ever before with an overview of how they are going in their current competitions, see each player, the latest team lineups, team stats (hooray stats again), try scorers and even who has scored the most points and kicks this season.* Players also get a great new treatment with lovely profile pictures, bio information and their season stats.All in all this is the best update we've ever made and we hope you love it as much as we do. Go the All Blacks!