united rugby championship
united rugby championship
united rugby championship
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Stormers vs Sharks at DHL Stadium: City announces transport plan for 40 000 fans
The DHL Stormers begin their URC home campaign against the Sharks on October 10, with a comprehensive transport plan for 40,000 attendees.
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Big guns out as Sharks name powerhouse pack for Stormers
The Sharks bring out the big guns for their Cape Town showdown, promoting Ox Nché, Eben Etzebeth and Ethan Hooker to face the Stormers on Saturday.
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Lions seek repeat Loftus heroics against Springbok loaded Bulls
Ackermann recalls four Springboks to starting XV whilst stacking bench with World Cup stars. Lions aim to repeat last season’s Loftus victory.
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Stormers must solve lineout crisis or face Sharks mauling
Dobson promises lineout fix after losing 10 throws vs Edinburgh. Etzebeth and Sharks target same weakness that delivered wins last season.
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Sharks’ Springboks answer critics with Leinster demolition
Sharks’ returning Boks silence chemistry concerns with statement 26-20 victory over Leinster as du Toit dominates scrum and Etzebeth shines.
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O’Shea masterclass fires Munster past Bulls in URC thriller
Charlie O’Shea scores twice as Munster edge Bulls 26-22 in thrilling URC clash marred by costly Bulls errors and poor decision-making.
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Will Sharks returning Boks slide in seamlessly against defending champs?
Six Springboks return as Sharks face defending URC champions Leinster in Durban showdown that will test South African side’s title credentials.
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Bulls make bold backline calls for Munster URC clash in Limerick
Bulls make tactical changes for Munster showdown at Thomond Park. Mornay Smith ruled out injured, Kunene starts fullback, backline reshuffled.
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Stormers hand Ahmed first URC start after Matthee injury
Yaqeen Ahmed will make his first URC start for the Stormers against Edinburgh on Friday after Jurie Matthee was sent home with an ankle injury.
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Mongalo relishes line speed battle with “Godfather” Nienaber
Joey Mongalo knows the Sharks face a massive challenge when defending URC champions Leinster visit Durban with Jacques Nienaber’s line speed defence.
