Saints edge Montpellier at the death
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comStephen Myler kicked an 81st-minute penalty to give Northampton Saints a narrow 16-14 win over Montpellier at Franklin's Gardens on Saturday.
Orange tide overwhelms Lions
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comA sea of orange engulfed Bloemfontein both on and off the field as the Free State Cheetahs made sure of hosting their first Currie Cup final since 2007.
Van Zyl sends Bulls to final
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comVodacom Blue Bulls replacement scrumhalf Ivan van Zyl scored a 78th minute try to send his team into this year’s Currie Cup final, downing Western Province 36-30 at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday night.
Saracens hold on against Toulon
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comSaracens held off a Toulon fightback to secure a 31-23 win in their Champions Cup opener at the Stade Félix Mayol on Saturday.
Currie Cup LIVE: October 15
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comWelcome to our live coverage of today's two massive Currie Cup semifinal clashes.
Perfect start for Glasgow
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comGlasgow Warriors ran in five tries as they dominated Leicester Tigers in the opening Champions Cup game, winning 42-13 at Scotstoun.
Stransky blames system for SA Rugby's woes
1 decade ago by Rugby 365NEWS: Springbok legend Joel Stransky says there needs to be drastic changes if South African Rugby is to compete with the best in the world again.
Friday Afternoon Round Up
1 decade ago by Ultimate RugbyCollins handed Super Rugby contract The former Scarlets back Michael Collins has been handed a Super Rugby contract with the Auckland-based Blues side for next year. After a season with...
Schalk Burger: ‘South Africa’s future looks quite bleak’
1 decade ago by The GuardianSaracens’ flanker and holder of 86 caps says rugby authorities must become more proactive as young Springboks are increasingly tempted by bigger paychecks overseasThey call it the European Champions...
Gold Cup reaches do-or-die stage
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comAfter 40 pool matches at 20 venues across South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe over the past five weeks, there is precious little to choose between the eight remaining Gold Cup teams.
