The Emirates Lions scored a bonus-point Vodacom Super Rugby win over the Sunwolves in Singapore, with Springbok hooker Malcolm Marx crossing the chalk twice in the process.
Vodacom Bulls captain Marcell Coetzee said Benetton were fully deserving of their victory in Saturday’s Guinness PRO14 R...
It was a weekend for the travelling teams (and hookers JJ Kotze and Robey Leibrandt) as no fewer than five of the six ma...
Benetton dismantled the Vodacom Bulls to win the Guinness PRO14 Rainbow Cup Final by 35-8 in front of a small but ecstat...
DHL Western Province reaffirmed their status as the favourites to defend their Women’s Premier Division crown as they ea...
A first-half hat-trick by JJ Kotze laid the foundation for DHL Western Province as they got their Carling Currie Cup cam...
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The Cell C Sharks bounced back to winning ways with a thoroughly deserving 28-14 Vodacom Super Rugby victory over the Rebels on Saturday evening in Durban.
Damian McKenzie provided the spark for the Chiefs as they romped to a comprehensive 56-20 victory over the Vodacom Bulls at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday afternoon, their first win in Pretoria since 2001.
Unforced errors and ill-discipline cost the Isuzu Southern Kings dearly in their Guinness PRO14 clash against Ulster in Ireland on Saturday as they went down 33-19 despite showing their fighting spirit until the final whistle.
A first-half brace by Malcolm Marx and four tries after the break were more than enough for the Emirates Lions as they beat the Sunwolves by 37-24 in a Vodacom Super Rugby match in Singapore on Saturday.
The DHL Stormers almost caused an upset in Wellington, but ultimately paid the price for too many missed tackles and a high error count as the Hurricanes won their Vodacom Super Rugby clash by 34-28.
With less the six months to go, Rugby World Cup 2019™ is set to attract the largest number of foreign fans in the tournament’s history with more than 600,000 of the 1.8 million available tickets expected to be held by international fans making the journey to Japan.
Springbok Women’s coach Stanley Raubenheimer believes his squad has a solid base to build from this year following the conclusion of their national assessment camp in Worcester last Saturday.
Isuzu Southern Kings winger Yaw Penxe rounds off a well-worked try for his team against Ulster in the Guinness PRO14.
William Small-Smith touches down for the Toyota Cheetahs against the Glasgow Warriors in the Guinness PRO14.
The HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series – played in 10 iconic cities around the world – provides the best Rugby Sevens players on the planet a wonderful opportunity to travel to those destinations, show their talent and for the elite few, to come back with some silverware.
The Cell C Sharks bounced back to winning ways with a thoroughly deserving 28-14 Vodacom Super Rugby victory over the Rebels on Saturday evening in Durban.
With less the six months to go, Rugby World Cup 2019™ is set to attract the largest number of foreign fans in the tournament’s history with more than 600,000 of the 1.8 million available tickets expected to be held by international fans making the journey to Japan.
Review
Guinness PRO14 Rainbow Cup Final ReviewVodacom Bulls captain Marcell Coetzee said Benetton were fully deserving of their victory in Saturday’s Guinness PRO14 Rainbow Cup Final in Treviso, after the Italian club side ended a remarkable season turn-around by dismantling the men from Pretoria in front of their ecstatic home crowd at the Stadio Comunale di Monigo.
Tournament news
The Carling Currie Cup Bulletin #2It was a weekend for the travelling teams (and hookers JJ Kotze and Robey Leibrandt) as no fewer than five of the six matches in the opening round of the Carling Currie Cup were won by visiting sides, with only the New Nation Pumas managing a home victory.
Match report
Benetton rock Vodacom Bulls in Rainbow Cup finalBenetton dismantled the Vodacom Bulls to win the Guinness PRO14 Rainbow Cup Final by 35-8 in front of a small but ecstatic crowd at the Stadio Comunale di Monigo in Treviso on Saturday evening. The Italians surged to a 20-8 halftime lead and never surrendered their supremacy in a dominant and clinic display of finals rugby.
Review
Women’s Premier Division R7 and First Division R2 ReviewDHL Western Province reaffirmed their status as the favourites to defend their Women’s Premier Division crown as they earned their seventh win in a row in an exciting round featuring valuable wins for the Border Ladies and EP Queens.
Match report
WP outclass hapless Bulls at LoftusA first-half hat-trick by JJ Kotze laid the foundation for DHL Western Province as they got their Carling Currie Cup campaign off to a perfect start by beating the Vodacom Bulls by 48-24 at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria on Saturday afternoon.
