Rugby tactics refer to the strategic approaches and decisions made by players and coaches during a rugby match to gain an advantage over the opposing team. These tactics involve the planning and execution of specific plays, formations, and game management techniques aimed at maximizing scoring opportunities while minimizing the opponent’s strengths. Key elements of rugby tactics include positioning, ball movement, set pieces (such as scrums and lineouts), attacking formations, defensive structures, and game tempo management. The effective application of rugby tactics requires a deep understanding of the game, the strengths and weaknesses of both one’s own team and the opponents, as well as the ability to adapt strategies in real-time based on the flow of the match.