Springboks in playoff mode for Rugby Championship
Jacques Nienaber says the Springboks will be treating the rest of their Rugby Championship fixtures against Australia and New Zealand as playoff matches as they try to defend their title won in 2019.
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Jacques Nienaber says the Springboks will be treating the rest of their Rugby Championship fixtures against Australia and New Zealand as playoff matches as they try to defend their title won in 2019.
SA Rugby chief executive Jurie Roux has hailed the upcoming inaugural United Rugby Championship tournament as the start of an exciting new era that will bring South Africa closer to the northern hemisphere.
Manie Libbok’s move from the Sharks to the Stormers has been officially confirmed as the Cape franchise announced the signing of the playmaker on a three-year deal.
The Springbok coaches should reward Johan Goosen’s sparkling start to life at the Bulls with a recall to the squad for the remaining Rugby Championship games, readers say after a poll run by SARugbymag.co.za.
The All Blacks will be without Aaron Smith for their Tests against the Springboks after it was confirmed he won’t be joining the team in Australia for the rest of the Rugby Championship.
Franco Mostert says the Springboks know what they have to do to fight back from their defeat by the Wallabies when the sides meet for the second time in Brisbane on Saturday.
The Springboks have received a further blow to their lock stocks as it was confirmed that Nicolaas Janse van Rensburg will miss the remainder of the Rugby Championship after being forced to withdraw from the squad due to personal reasons.
Following the loss to Australia, the Springboks face a difficult challenge to defend the Rugby Championship title they won in 2019. SARugbymag.co.za looks at how they can emulate the 2009 team and win the southern-hemisphere tournament after a successful series against the British & Irish Lions.
England’s 2015 World Cup star Sam Burgess has opened up on how his life spiralled out of control after his injury-enforced retirement from rugby league in 2019.
World Rugby chief executive Alan Gilpin has admitted that staging the World Cup every two years is an “interesting concept” and that they are considering expanding the tournament to 24 teams.