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Finally, a semi-decent weekend where we don’t look like we predict from cave drawings.
Finally, a semi-decent weekend where we don’t look like we predict from cave drawings.
Stay up late to follow this live blog, as the newly-extended hard man Brad Thorn takes his Reds to the Highveld to try to overcome the angry Bulls, fresh off a hideous home loss, and welcoming back their key starters. Join The Roar from 1:15am AEST.
South Africa’s Super Rugby teams will be expected to pull their socks up after a dismal weekend where their commitment and character came in for harsh criticism.
The Jaguares will be desperate for a victory when they make the trek to South Africa for a tense match-up against the Bulls in Pretoria. Join The Roar for live scores of the match from 12:05am (AEDT).
Yes, yes, yes. I know what you’re going to say. It was a difficult round okay!
It could be all one-way traffic when the Bulls host the Chiefs in Round 6 of the Super Rugby season. Join The Roar for live scores of the match from 12:05am (AEDT).
The Bulls and Sharks will face off in the final Super Rugby game of Round 4 at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria, with the game shaping as crucial in the South African conference during the early part of the season. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage from 2:15am (AEDT).
Round 3 was a history-making one with the Crusaders getting another result, the Rebels breaking a four-year New Zealand hoodoo, the Jaguares belting the Blues in Buenos Aires and the Sunwolves toppling the Chiefs.
The Lions and Bulls will be both out to get back into the Super Rugby winner’s circle when they clash in Johannesburg after disappointing Round 2 performances. Join The Roar for live scores from 12:05am (AEDT).
The Bulls were brought thudding back to Earth last week, and the task of returning to their early-season form won’t get any easier in Round 7 as they hit the road to play the Sharks. Join The Roar for live scores from 12:05am (AEDT).
The Bulls were brought thudding back to Earth last week, and the task of returning to their early-season form won’t get any easier in Round 7 as they hit the road to play the Sharks. Join The Roar for live scores from 12:05am (AEDT).
The Bulls were brought thudding back to Earth last week, and the task of returning to their early-season form won’t get any easier in Round 7 as they hit the road to play the Sharks. Join The Roar for live scores from 12:05am (AEDT).
Match result: The Jaguares have secured a deserved 15-point over the Bulls in Buenos Aires.
It’s been a long few years for the Bulls, but if Sunday morning’s game is anything to go by, they will at least be right up there with their South African opponents.
Match result: The Bulls have sent a warning to the rest of the competition with a truly dominant 40-3 victory over the Stormers.
The only team ever to win a Super Rugby title for South Africa – three of them, in fact – the Bulls had a disappointing season in 2018 which has sparked a change in coach and a busy recruiting period.
Match result: The Lions scored a dominant 26-point win over the Bulls.
The Jaguares juggernaut will aim for its eighth straight victory when they travel to South Africa for a clash with the out of contention Bulls. Join The Roar for live scores of this match from 11:05pm (AEST).
It might be a virtual dead rubber, but the Sunwolves and Bulls will be keen to get the final stretch of the season off to a good start when they meet in Singapore. Join The Roar for live scores of the match from 9:55pm (AEST).
The Brumbies are only one loss away from joining the Sunwolves at the bottom of the Super Rugby table and will be hoping for a win away to the mid-table Bulls from South Africa.
The South African Super Rugby conference has a slightly different feel about it this season, but even without some of the names that have left each team, I can’t help but feel that every side bar perhaps one will be a dangerous prospect in 2019.
The South African Super Rugby conference has a slightly different feel about it this season, but even without some of the names that have left each team, I can’t help but feel that every side bar perhaps one will be a dangerous prospect in 2019.
The South African Super Rugby conference has a slightly different feel about it this season, but even without some of the names that have left each team, I can’t help but feel that every side bar perhaps one will be a dangerous prospect in 2019.
Finally, a semi-decent weekend where we don’t look like we predict from cave drawings.
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