Six Nations preview (Round 5)
The Six Nations will come to a thrilling conclusion with four sides still in the running for the title, writes BRENTON CHELIN.
The Six Nations will come to a thrilling conclusion with four sides still in the running for the title, writes BRENTON CHELIN.
Victor Matfield will start on the bench in one of three changes to the Vodacom Bulls team to face the Force in Pretoria.
The Sharks have made only one injury-enforced change for their crucial clash with the Chiefs in Durban on Saturday.
Sias Ebersohn will make a return to the Force starting XV for the match against the Bulls in Pretoria on Saturday.
Jonah Placid will make his debut at fullback when the Rebels face the Lions in Melbourne on Saturday.
Cian Healy will make his first start of the Six Nations when Ireland face Scotland in Edinburgh on Saturday.
Jules Plisson will start at flyhalf for France in their final Six Nations match against England at Twickenham on Saturday.
Scotland coach Vern Cotter has made two changes, both to the forward pack, ahead of the match against Ireland at Murrayfield on Saturday.
South African teams will decide when to rest their players during the Vodacom Super Rugby tournament, despite guidelines by Saru.
Former Test referee Jonathan Kaplan says he's not sure whether the Crusaders scrummed within the laws of the game against the Lions.