Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry
Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry
Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry
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Aviation regulator probes Airlink rugby flyby as third display cancelled
Aviation authorities are investigating Airlink’s dramatic low-altitude flypast over Cape Town Stadium, prompting the airline to cancel a planned third display.
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Front row switcheroo loophole won’t fly at World Cups
Erasmus exploited regulatory loophole with front-row switch but World Rugby confirms fines await coaches who try similar tricks at major tournaments.
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Rassie lives rent free in New Zealand’s heads
If Erasmus is a villain for working grey areas, the same applies to All Blacks who’ve bent rules for decades without criticism.
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Cavalry coming as four Boks set to return in Baltimore test
Springbok coach delivers positive injury update as four key players prepare to rejoin squad for crucial US leg of series.
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Flight data suggests Cape Town flyover was within limits
Airline produces receipts as South Africans defend pilots with humour after international outcry over 12-metre stadium flyover.
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Rassie backs continuity for for series defining showdown
Springbok coach backs winning combinations as Marx, Nche and Louw return whilst Kolbe moves to fullback for third Test.
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Thousands left ticketless as SA Rugby takes legal action against travel agencies over fraudulent sales
Up to 3 000 rugby fans left without tickets after travel agencies sold access they never had to Springboks test.
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Ultra-low flypast over stadium ‘heavily regulated’, says Airlink
Airlink’s ultra-low flypast over Cape Town’s DHL Stadium before the Springboks vs All Blacks test match has sparked intense safety debate.
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Rassie unleashes expletives over All Blacks’ scrum allegations
Springbok coach unleashes on Rennie’s illegal scrum claims, highlighting head contact double standards and media tactics.
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How we rated the Springboks in crucial Cape Town victory
Etzebeth earns 8/10 whilst Kolbe claims player of the match as Springboks deliver when it matters most in Cape Town triumph.
