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The Lions host the Reds at Emirates Airlines Park, Johannesburg. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match, starting from 12:05pm (AEDT).
The Brumbies host the Reds on Friday night at GIO Stadium, Canberra. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match, starting from 7:15pm (AEDT).
The Waratahs host the Jaguares Saturday night at Bankwest Stadium, Parramatta. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match, starting from 7:45pm AEST.
Match result: The NSW Waratahs let slip the chance to take a Round 1 win over the Hurricanes after a 74th-minute try from debutant Du’Plessis Kirifi and conversion from Jordie Barrett saw the ‘Canes sneak ahead by a single point late in the match.
England hosts the Wallabies Saturday night at Twickenham, London. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match, starting from 2am AEDT.
Match result: The Crusaders have won their ninth Super Rugby title in dominant fashion, defeating the Lions 37-18 at home in Christchurch.
The Lions host the Waratahs on Saturday night at Ellis Park, Johannesburg. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match, starting from 11:05pm (AEST).
Match result: NSW Waratahs captain Bernard Foley has spearheaded a remarkable comeback as his side overturned a 17-point halftime deficit and beat the Highlanders 30-23 in their Super Rugby quarter-final.
Match result: The Brumbies may not have made it into the Super Rugby finals series, but finished off their season on a good note with a nine-point win over the Waratahs.
Match result: The Brumbies’ Super Rugby finals hopes remain alive after an upset 24-12 victory over the Hurricanes – their first win against a New Zealand team since 2016.
Match result: Bernard Foley pulled the strings and Israel Folau scored twice for the NSW Waratahs in a record 52-41 defeat of Queensland featuring 15 tries.
Match result: Queensland have fallen just short of notching another Australian win over New Zealand, copping a three-point loss to the Highlanders on Saturday night.
Match result: The Waratahs have finally broken Australia’s longstanding streak of losses to New Zealand sides, smashing the Highlanders by 29 points.
Match result: The NSW Waratahs are crying foul after giving up the biggest lead in Super Rugby history in a heartbreaking 31-29 loss to the mighty Crusaders.
Match Result: Australia’s super rugby rut against New Zealand teams continues, with the Blues beating the Waratahs away from home by three points at Brookvale.
Match result: The Queensland Reds have snapped a four-game losing streak, hanging on after a fast start to beat South Africa’s Lions 27-22 in Brisbane.
For the majority of this decade now, the Red in Queensland Reds stands for ugly losses.
The Bulls hosts the Rebels at Loftus Versfeld. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match from 11:05pm (AEST).
The Waratahs host the Reds Saturday night at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match, starting from 7:45pm AEST.
Match result: The Waratahs have added another win to their ledger on Saturday, defeating the Sunwolves by 21 points.
Thanks BeeMc! Well putt. And well put
The closer to the grassroots the better for Rugby. The only real thing to do now as a sports economy… is to go toe-to-toe with league.
A national cup competition is an idea worth exploring
Thanks GP. You mauled this the right way:
– Some great games last weekend
– Too bad, not many saw it. Hopefully RARA and Castle can fix that
– Sunwolves are the Andrew Yang of Super Rugby. Looks cool in theory, but it doesnt work
– GO REDDSSssssSSSSSsssSSSSSsssssss…SSSSSSS! Win! or else…
The Wrap: The Sunwolves and Super Rugby’s shame file
Thanks Nick, very good work
This weekend, the Chiefs are the team to watch, other than the Reds haha
Why Warren Gatland is winning the battle of the basics
Thanks Dan. It’s an endless string of sagas for RARA sigh
Roll up, folks, it's time for another round of rugby broadcast negotiations by media
Thanks BeeMc.
Thats a lotsa questions! So let’s see the answer.
Time the NZAAR part of the partnership asked the obvious question of SA
Im not a fan of FOX nor RARA, for related and different reasons. I find both sadly lacking in knowledge and wisdom in sports economy. Im clearly outside the FOX bubble and the RARA bubble. Both will burst eventually unless they make necessary changes, which I havent seen… yet
Having said all that, Im looking at it from a commercial standpoint:
– Castle had two options. Now she only has one
– Considerable leverage has gone
– That single option is yet another subscriber network, one which seems to have limited sports production knowledge
– I was expecting she would have more options by now.
A contributor to this problem, I think is declining attendance and viewership, which in itself is due to a weak sports economy.
The Wrap: How Super Rugby can help save the environment
Thanks GP. Strange turn of events re broadcast. FOX / RARA. Separation or divorce? Either way, its seems to be a slap for Castle
The Wrap: How Super Rugby can help save the environment
I think we are seeing the same thing in the paddock.
Wessels is a playing a flat game, everything is done close to the gainline. But his forwards arent strong enough to do this.
Moreover, it is one dimensional. Its quite predictable and much easier to defend against.
Three strikes and you're out? Thorn needs finals footy in third year of Reds reboot
I think his game plan was poor, which was mismatched vs his team’s core capability
Three strikes and you're out? Thorn needs finals footy in third year of Reds reboot
I think a Wessels article is overdue:
– I wanted to write one last year, but couldn’t find the time
– I thought Wessels was poor last year
– His game model was discernable. But wrong
– But not as bad as BT.
Three strikes and you're out? Thorn needs finals footy in third year of Reds reboot
Thanks gents! Psst Brett. Sportsbet.com or similar 😛
Super Rugby Round 1: Whaddya mean it starts this week?
Thanks Nick! Enjoyed that. I also enjoy watching Lucas on the paddock.
I think he will be very good, over a period of time. This year, I am hoping he gets a bit of space and time from his pack, so he can do his thing.
Can Isaac Lucas become the new Stephen Larkham?
Thanks BeeMc!
Round 1, if SR tradition holds up, will be totally unpredictable. Especially after the RWC year musical chairs!
What do we know about the Australian conference ahead of Round 1?
I think leading WBs and Aus SR into a leading position will be a good thing
Bringing Aus Rugby into a winter sport market leading position is another thing altogether!
The Wrap: Where did rugby’s offseason go?
Thanks GP!
Lots of resets post RWC. Hope it’s not the case for 2020 scrums!
I also hope RARA delivers some kind of cohesive strategy that brings Rugby into a market leading position. Relying on SANZAR and WB wins, bringing on new personnel, is a tired plan that clearly doesn’t work
But I’m not holding my breath
The Wrap: Where did rugby’s offseason go?
Just when you hoped selection head scratchers by the Reds was over.
"At first it was a pretty hard pill to swallow": Rodda opens up on Reds captaincy miss
Thanks for sharing gents. I haven’t looked into whatever improvements the Reds have made for 2020. So I cant I expect anything different from the Reds.
For now, based on the last couple of years, I expect none.
In any case, this article is a distraction:
– The real story is what is BTs credibility going into 2020?
– I cant believe for the life of me, that we cant find a better coach
Liam Wright named new Reds skipper
I’m not into name calling a person.
But his results have been a dill:
– 3rd last in 2018 in the comp
– 2nd last last year
Until I see a marked improvement I don’t trust anything he says or does has a positive effect for Reds.
I pity the players:
– So much potential
– But end up losing badly.
If they improve their D 2020 maybe they have a chance. But without Samu Km they need to be much smarter in attack
Let’s see Lucas in action.
Liam Wright named new Reds skipper
Reds!
Team Finn vs Team Toony