Two South African stars will lead from the front when the Glasgow Warriors host Toulon in Saturday’s Investec Champions Cup quarter-final at Scotstoun Stadium. Glasgow winger Kyle Steyn and Toulon lock David Ribbans were both born and raised in South Africa, before going on to represent Scotland and England respectively. Franco Smith’s Glasgow advanced to […]
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Rob du Preez starts at outside centre in one of three changes to the Sale Sharks XV for Saturday’s Investec Champions Cup quarter-final against Leinster in Dublin. The 32-year-old, one-cap Springbok replaces countryman Marius Louw, who drops to the bench. Sale’s South African contingent also includes No 8 Dan du Preez, flank Jacques Vermeulen and lock
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Springbok hopeful Carlü Sadie has been named in Bordeaux Bègles XV as they host bitter rivals Toulouse in Sunday’s Investec Champions Cup quarter-final. The clash of the two French giants is considered to be the tie of the round and is a rematch of last season’s semi-final. Sadie will anchor a Bordeaux pack that laid
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Two Springboks will start for the Vodacom Bulls XV in Saturday’s SA Rugby U23 Cup match against the Stormers XXIII at Loftus Versfeld. Lock Nicolaas Janse van Rensburg and veteran centre Jan Serfontein bring Test experience to a side captained by 32-year-old former Exeter Chiefs forward Jannes Kirsten. Up to seven over-age players can be
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Centre Josh Boulle will captain the Stormers XXIII in their SA Rugby U23 Cup match against the Vodacom Bulls XV at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday. Following their 21-10 win against the Sharks U23 at Kings Park in the opening round, Boulle’s team head north this weekend without any of their Junior Springboks. Boulle is joined
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Vodacom Bulls coach Johan Ackermann may be forced to rejig his back three ahead of URC matches against Welsh opposition. After exiting the Investec Champions Cup with a 25-21 loss to the Glasgow Warriors last week, the Bulls remained in Europe to prepare for fixtures against the Dragons in Newport (17 April) and Scarlets in
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The Blitzboks are fully aware that teams are looking to unseat them from the top of the sevens totem pole. The regular-season SVNS winners are preparing for the opening leg of the SVNS World Championship in Hong Kong from 17-19 April, which will be followed by tournaments in Valladolid and Bordeaux. South Africa face Uruguay,
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Johan Ackermann says the Vodacom Bulls are still a “work in progress” despite putting themselves firmly in URC playoff contention. After a difficult start to the season, the Bulls have regained momentum and lie eighth on the URC log after 14 rounds. The Pretoria-based side also managed to sneak into the Investec Champions Cup playoffs,
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Three former Springboks have weighed in on crucial refereeing calls late in the Investec Champions Cup last-16 clash between Toulon and the Stormers. The Cape side suffered an agonising 28-27 defeat at the Stade Mayol as the hosts escaped punishment for several late infringements. On the Boks Unpacked podcast, Schalk Burger, Hanyani Shimange and Jean
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