What works for the Springboks might not work for Joburg

Stormers flyhalf Manie Libbok is set to join Hanazono Kintetsu Liners next season, where Wallabies legend Quade Cooper has reportedly been lined up as backline coach. The post Manie to play for Quade? appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

The Boland Kavaliers qualified for the 2025 Currie Cup Premier Division by beating Eastern Province in Gqeberha on Saturday. The post SA Cup: Kavaliers gallop into Currie Cup appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Frans Steyn is applying lessons from mentors such as Rassie Erasmus as the double World Cup winner guides the Cheetahs through his rookie coaching season. The post Coach Steyn takes his cue from Rassie appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

MARK KEOHANE lauds two-time World Cup winner and Vodacom URC champion Damian Willemse as a treasure for the Stormers, Springboks and SA rugby. The post Gaza is a gift to the game appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Edinburgh boost their hopes of a top-eight finish in the United Rugby Championship with a vital bonus-point victory over Connacht.

Glasgow Warriors' hopes of a top-two finish in the United Rugby Championship ware all but dashed as they fall to a heavy defeat by Benetton in Italy.

Leinster secure top seeding for the United Rugby Championship play-offs with their record win in the competition against Zebre.

Dragons fall to their 16th successive defeat of the United Rugby Championship season against Stormers in Cape Town.

Follow the live action as the Stormers clash with Dragons at Cape Town Stadium in round 17 of the Vodacom United Rugby Championship. The post LIVE: Stormers vs Dragons appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Play-off chasing Cardiff leave Pretoria empty-handed despite late tries against Bulls in the United Rugby Championship.

Chris, Tom English & Gareth Rhys Owen run the rule over Andy Farrell’s 38-man Lions squad

Wallaroos lose to Black Ferns 38-12 in Pacific Four Series openerRuthless New Zealand extend hoodoo over Australia to 28 matches With a dismal 0-27 record against New Zealand – the most recent a 62-0 blackout in Brisbane last year – breaking the Black Ferns hoodoo was always going to be tough. And it was, as Australia’s women’s side were dealt a reality check ahead of the Rugby World Cup in August, crashing to a 38-12 defeat in their Pacific Four Series opener. Even against the champions in six of the past seven World Cups, the Wallaroos went into this Test at McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle with their tails up. Last week, they put Fijiana to the sword 43-7 in Suva for a fourth straight victory. It lifted their world ranking to No 6 and got them dreaming of a semi-final at the RWC in England. Continue reading...

Ulster's United Rugby Championship play-off hopes are all but over after a 38-20 defeat by Munster at Thomond Park.