By Round 4, the honeymoon phase is over. Form starts to sting, mistakes cost more, momentum matters. For the South African teams, this is a moment of truth. WHAT WE’VE
Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu has been burning up the headlines – but not always for the right reasons. The Stormers’ young flyhalf, widely hyped as one of South Africa (and world) rugby’s
It was a weekend that told us everything and nothing at once.Three South African franchises flew into Europe fairly confident, before being thoroughly mugged at customs bar one of them.
After two rounds, the table’s already wobbling. Teams are figuring out rhythm (and fatigue), travel is biting, and a few underdogs smell opportunity. These are some juicy fixtures: Munster vs
If you were watching the Stormers in their opening two United Rugby Championship matches of the season, you might have found yourself asking the same question the rest of the
For the first time in the professional era, the Springboks have carried their World Cup-winning momentum into the seasons that follow – a seismic shift from the post-1995, 2007, and
Round 1 has already set a tone of ambition and shocks. But Round 2 brings back more travel, fresh matchups, and early form tests. Below is a breakdown of key
Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu didn’t just answer his critics on Saturday – he torched their arguments in front of a packed Hollywoodbets Kings Park crowd, as South Africa romped to a 67-30
If you watched the Wallabies’ frantic finish against Argentina in Sydney and felt like someone had smuggled a football rule onto the pitch, you weren’t hallucinating. Late, in the kind