Rugby history will be rewritten when the Springboks launch their 2025 season against the Barbarians at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday, 28 June – the first time the famous international invitational outfit will be in action on South African soil.
With the Springboks leading the way on the field, rugby was the big winner off the field at the annual South African Sport Industry Awards, which recognise outstanding campaigns and sponsorships over the past year and was held in Johannesburg on Tuesday evening.
Springbok hooker Malcolm Marx anticipated a massive battle against Argentina in Saturday’s Rugby Championship finale at the Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit (17:00) where both teams will be vying for the title, but he said they were ready for the challenge. The Boks suffered a heart-breaking 29-28 defeat against the Pumas in Santiago del Estero last
A lackluster second-half performance by the Springboks resulted in Rassie Erasmus’s side suffering their first defeat of this year’s Rugby Championship when they went down 29-28 against Argentina at the Santiago del Estero on Saturday night. The defeat means the Boks will need to beat the same opponents in next weekend’s final round to win
The Wallabies mounted a spirited comeback in the second half but ultimately fell short against the All Blacks in a thrilling encounter at Accor Stadium on Saturday. New Zealand held on to a 31-28 victory, only getting three points in the second which was a clear indication that they were under the pump. The All
After suffering a finger injury that kept him on the sidelines for two months, Springbok wing, Canan Moodie will on Saturday (17:00) have the opportunity to once again showcase his skills when the Boks battle New Zealand in round four of the Rugby Championship in Cape Town. This is after the 21-year-old was selected to start on the wing