We streamed the SSG Gold Cup semi-final between Durbanville-Bellville and Hollywoodbets Swallows from Durbell Rugby Club in the northern suburbs of Cape Town.
Champs in 2014 and 2016, Newrak Rustenburg Impala will host 2015 winners Durbanville-Bellville in the CUP FINAL of the SSG Gold Cup, presented by BluApproved and M4Jam. The Final will be broadcast LIVE on SuperSport next Sunday 14 April at 14h35 from Impala Rugby Club, Rustenburg.
Impala beat neighbours and arch-rivals Northam Platinum Rhinos 36-20 in Rustenburg while Durbell overwhelmed Hollywoodbets Swallows 47-24 in Cape Town to set up a repeat of the 2015 final at the same venue.
Leinster’s imperious performance in their quarter-final ensured that this year it won’t be Stade Rochelais pipping them ...
The Hollywoodbets Sharks succeeded in their quest to become the first South African team to advance to the semi-final of...
The defending champions and runners-up in the Women’s Premier Division, the Bulls Daisies and DHL Western Province, scor...
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Newly promoted Free State Women will add some spice to the 2024 Women’s Premier Division when the tournament kicks off i...
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Springbok Sevens coach Neil Powell was a satisfied man after his team started their Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens campaign with a hard-fought 22-7 victory over Japan in their opening match on Friday.
Curwin Bosch delivered a sublime performance to help steer the Cell C Sharks to a sparkling 42-5 Vodacom Super Rugby triumph over the Emirates Lions on a wet Highveld evening in Johannesburg.
The semi-finals of the SSG Gold Cup, presented by Blu Approved & M4Jam, will see a clash of coaching styles as the country’s four best non-tertiary clubs play for a place in next weekend’s televised Cup Final.
Two quick tries early in the second half unsettled the DHL Stormers in the third game of their Vodacom Super Rugby tour to Australasia, and they ultimately lost to the Reds by 24-12 in Brisbane on Friday.
What happened in Vancouver, should stay in Vancouver. That is, sort of, how Springbok Sevens coach Neil Powell feels on the eve of the Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens.
The Springbok Sevens team came up short at the Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens after losing both their matches on Sunday, which saw them miss out again on the big prize at the iconic event.
A late penalty against the Isuzu Southern Kings saw them settle for an 18-18 draw against the Dragons in a tight Guinness Pro14 battle at the Madibaz Stadium in Port Elizabeth on Sunday, after the hosts led 13-8 at halftime.
The Blue Bulls Deaf team were crowned the inaugural Stones Cup champions in Bloemfontein on Saturday after cruising through their three pool rounds unbeaten, scoring an impressive 187 points in the process.
That very first try is always a massive highlight for a Blitzboks player, a feeling newcomer Kurt-Lee Arendse experienced. On the other side of the coin, Werner Kok scored his 100th try.
The testing of player combinations will be one of Junior Springbok coach Chean Roux’s main goals for the U20 International Series, which kicks off against Georgia’s Under-20s at Paarl Gymnasium on Tuesday.
Springbok Sevens coach Neil Powell was a satisfied man after his team started their Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens campaign with a hard-fought 22-7 victory over Japan in their opening match on Friday.
The Springbok Sevens team came up short at the Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens after losing both their matches on Sunday, which saw them miss out again on the big prize at the iconic event.
European Professional Club Rugby
New French threat to Leinster’s European ambitionsLeinster’s imperious performance in their quarter-final ensured that this year it won’t be Stade Rochelais pipping them to the post in the Investec Champions Cup, but they do face a French obstacle that is as formidable.
European Professional Club Rugby
Sharks book historic EPCR semi-final spotThe Hollywoodbets Sharks succeeded in their quest to become the first South African team to advance to the semi-final of the EPCR Challenge Cup, but it was a weekend of disappointment for the Vodacom Bulls who were knocked out of the Investec Champions Cup competition.
Women's Premier Division
Tries aplenty in thrilling 2024 opening roundThe defending champions and runners-up in the Women’s Premier Division, the Bulls Daisies and DHL Western Province, scored convincing wins in the opening round of the 2024 season on Saturday, while Sanlam Boland Dames and the Golden Lions Women also started their campaigns with impressive home victories.
SA Cup
Home teams dominate in SA Cup fourth roundThe Airlink Pumas, Suzuki Griquas, Toyota Cheetahs and Leopards again made it a profitable weekend for home teams in the SA Cup when all of them gained important victories at home to pick up crucial league points, while only two sides remain unbeaten.
Women's Premier Division
Free State to add spice as Premier Division kicks offNewly promoted Free State Women will add some spice to the 2024 Women’s Premier Division when the tournament kicks off in four different venues across South Africa on Saturday, but the main question will be if anyone can stop the Bulls Daisies from another clean sweep.
