See what different rugby nations are saying. Each country has its own perspective and bias - that's what makes rugby coverage so entertaining.

OPINION: The Crusaders have banned media from filming the end of training sessions.
'The important thing is just being able to bounce back, focus on what I do well.'

Other than a possible change at prop, John Dobson is not taking any chances for the Stormers’ “must-win” Investec Champions Cup opener in Cape Town this week. The post Only the best for Dobbo to beat Bristol appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Bulls coach Johan Ackermann has warned against complacency after the Lions rout, with Stade Français next up in the Investec Champions Cup on Saturday. The post Ackers: Bulls can’t afford to relax appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Bolstered by the return of Siya Kolisi, Cheslin Kolbe and Wilco Louw, the Stormers are looking to go beyond the Investec Champions Cup quarter-finals for the first time. The post 2026-27 Champions Cup preview: Stormers appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

With strategic signings and the belief that this could be their season, the Lions are out to make a noteworthy Investec Champions Cup debut. The post 2026-27 Champions Cup preview: Lions appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Armed with a powerful Bok-laden pack, the Bulls are targeting their deepest Investec Champions Cup run yet. The post 2026-27 Champions Cup preview: Bulls appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Everything you need to know before the 2026-27 Investec Champions Cup kicks off this weekend. The post Watch: Champions Cup rule changes appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

OPINION: Christopher Reive runs through the best and worst of the sporting weekend.

OPINION: McKenzie at 10 could add variety ahead of the World Cup.

Court hears opening salvos in an increasingly fractious trademark dispute.

Memorable night for one of Scottish rugby’s brightest prospects

The Bulls and Stormers made a statement with dominant URC derby victories, boosted by their returning Springboks. The post State of the URC: Bulls, Stormers flex muscles appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

A hat-trick from Newcastle wing Christian Wade was not enough to stop Exeter claiming their first Gallagher Prem win of the season as they edged a topsy-turvy game at Sandy Park 34-28.
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Magnus Bradbury praises teammate and won’t be surprised if club form earns him Test match honours.

The Northland rugby great broke coaching barriers and championed the women’s game.
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Four talking points as Everitt’s side pick up a bonus point win in Parma.

Rachel Malcolm lauds impact of former forwards coach on team ahead of WXV Series double header against Australia.

Scrum-half has returned to his roots after growing up in Australia

The Bulls face competition from a fellow South African club in their pursuit of Springbok hooker Malcolm Marx. The post Another SA side joins Marx race appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Bongi Mbonambi’s Sharks career is hanging in the balance as the Springbok hooker awaits a disciplinary ruling over alleged misconduct. The post Sharks could tear up Bok’s contract appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Four All Blacks have been ruled out of the second Bledisloe Cup Test against the Wallabies in Sydney on Saturday. The post Kirifi recalled as All Blacks hit by more injuries appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

The Bulls have turned to the Stormers to bolster their tighthead prop stocks due to a mini injury crisis. The post Stormers heavy heading to Bulls appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Skipper Ruhan Nel feels the Stormers successfully blended elements of the Men in Black era with their current game to produce “something beautiful” for Capetonians. The post ‘Seabelo’s flick-flack made it a special day’ appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Lions coach Ivan van Rooyen has praised the Bulls’ exceptional display but admits his side has plenty to fix after a 57-15 hammering at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday. The post Cash: It felt like playing 12 Boks appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

The versatile Hacjivah Dayimani’s newfound stopping power and leadership should place him in any team’s selection picture, according to Stormers boss John Dobson. The post Dayimani metamorphosising into a Bok? appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

The Pumas have lost a fourth member of their Currie Cup squad to a UK club. The post Another Puma heads abroad appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

The All Blacks' demolition of the Wallabies at Eden Park highlighted the gulf between Rassie Erasmus' first-choice Springboks and the side beaten in Perth, writes @mark_keohane The post All Blacks rout puts Boks in perspective appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.
Canterbury will host Taranaki on Sunday, while Northland host Otago on Friday.

Leinster head coach Leo Cullen wasn't getting carried away by his side's 29-5 win against Cardiff at Laya Arena, insisting the province will have to get better after what he described as a "disjointed" performance.

Du'Plessis Kirifi, Jamie Hannah, Anton Lienert-Brown and George Bell have joined the team.
OPINION: How the Wallabies rated in their defeat to the All Blacks in Auckland.

It's business as usual for Leinster, as they marked the grand opening of their new and improved Laya Arena with a 29-5 win against Cardiff, to get up and running in the URC this season.

John Dobson hailed the Stormers’ six-try URC win on Saturday in Cape Town as one built on set-piece dominance, the magic of returning Springboks and Hacjivah Dayimani. The post Dobbo chuffed with ‘obvious fault correction’ appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

In the ultimate tale of two halves, Ulster and Munster shared the spoils in a high-scoring 26-all draw at Affidea Stadium.

Leinster made it a celebratory return to the RDS, now Laya Arena, with a comfortable first win of the season

Northampton Saints ran riot to defeat Bath 71-48 in the second highest-scoring Gallagher Prem game in history.

ANALYSIS: The All Blacks don't need to worry about the injury crisis in the No 10 jersey.

The All Blacks beat Australia 50-19 in the first of two Bledisloe Tests.

Coach JP Pietersen is sweating on injured lock Eben Etzebeth and flyhalf Vusi Moyo after the Sharks' 39-22 URC defeat to the Stormers. The post JP: Eben’s in pain appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

The Wallabies have now lost 12 straight Tests to the All Blacks.

Everitt says they ‘have to enjoy’ results like Parma victory despite being below par

Everitt’s side survived two yellow cards in Parma but were on top throughout to bag full haul

The first interprovincial matchup of the season takes place in Belfast as Ulster look to secure a first win of the season against Munster

Hacjivah Dayimani bagged a brace as the Stormers ended the Sharks’ unbeaten start to the URC season with a bonus-point win at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday. The post Six-try Stormers exact revenge appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Bulls coach Johan Ackermann was more impressed by his team’s mental toughness than the margin of their URC Jukskei derby demolition of the Lions. The post Ackers: Bulls showed their steel appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Springbok No 8 Cameron Hanekom scored two tries as the Bulls hammered the Lions at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday. The post Rampant Bulls trample Lions appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

Bulls No 8 Cameron Hanekom dealt with Lions wing Richard Kriel in emphatic fashion before scoring his second try at Loftus. The post Watch: Bulls bus is full appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

New Zealand performed their famous haka before their match against Australia.

New Zealand will retain the Bledisloe Cup for a 24th year after powering to a 50-19 victory over Australia at Eden Park on Saturday.