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Tom Banks on the run for the Wallabies. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)
The 2020 Rugby Championship draw is almost completely confirmed. Check out the full Rugby Championship fixtures here.
After being shortened last year, this year will see the Rugby Championship return to being a full six-round tournament.
The four nations – Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Argentina – compete in a series of Tests to be crowned the greatest Southern Hemisphere nation. As always, the two Tests between Australia and New Zealand also double-up as the first two Bledisloe Cup Tests.
South Africa are the reigning Rugby Championship title-holders. The Wallabies finished second.
The Rugby Championship draw 2020
All times AEST – Sydney/Melbourne time
Date
Time
Match
Venue
Sat Aug 8
TBC
Australia vs New Zealand
Marvel Stadium
Sat Aug 8
TBC
South Africa vs Argentina
Emirates Airlines Park
Sat Aug 15
5:35pm
New Zealand vs Australia
Sky Stadium
Sun Aug 16
5:45am
Argentina vs South Africa
Estadio San Juan del Bicentenario
Sat Aug 29
5:35pm
New Zealand vs Argentina
FMG Stadium Waikato
Sat Aug 29
TBC
Australia vs South Africa
Optus Stadium
Sat Sep 5
5:35pm
New Zealand vs South Africa
Eden Park
Sat Sep 5
TBC
Australia vs Argentina
McDonald Jones Stadium
Sat Sep 19
TBC
Argentina vs New Zealand
Estadio Malvinas Argentinas
Sat Sep 19
TBC
South Africa vs Australia
Loftus Versfeld
Sat Sep 26
TBC
Argentina vs Australia
Estadio Jose Amalfitani
Sat Sep 26
TBC
South Africa vs New Zealand
Mbombela Stadium
The Rugby Championship results 2019
Due to the 2019 Rugby World Cup, the 2019 Rugby Championship was shortened to just three rounds. South Africa won their first Rugby Championship with two wins and a draw.
