Saffas Abroad: Reinach steers Montpellier to victory

SARugbymag.co.za looks back at the South African players who featured for their respective clubs in the rescheduled French Top 14 fixtures this past weekend.

Wales hold on to down 14-man Ireland

Wales scored two second half tries as they ground out a 21-16 victory against a 14-man Ireland side at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on Sunday.

What happened to Conrad Hoffman?

In a feature from the latest issue of SA Rugby magazine, we caught up with former Western Province and Sharks scrumhalf Conrad Hoffman.

France’s Six Nations participation confirmed

The Six Nations is set to go ahead as planned after the French government announced on Tuesday that safety precautions submitted by the French Rugby Federation and tournament organisers had been approved.

Mitchell agrees new contract with RFU

John Mitchell has signed a two-and-a-half-year contract extension to stay on as England’s defence coach until the end of the 2023 Rugby World Cup.

Bok lock fails to reach agreement with Lions

Springbok lock Marvin Orie’s departure from the Lions has been confirmed after he opted against signing a contract extension with the union.

Saffas’ impact limited in Top 14, PRO14

SARugbymag.co.za looks back at the South African players who featured for their respective clubs in the French Top 14 and PRO14 this past weekend.

Sharks players ‘gutted’

Sharks coach Sean Everitt says his players are distraught after relinquishing a 10-point lead in the Currie Cup final against the Vodacom Bulls on Saturday.

White lauds ‘different level’ Vermeulen

Jake White has heaped praise on Vodacom Bulls captain Duane Vermeulen following a superb individual performance in their semi-final win over the Lions at Loftus on Saturday.

Lions will give it a ‘crack’ against Bulls

Following a thorough review of their previous Jukskei derbies, Lions coach Ivan van Rooyen believes his side is better prepared to face the Vodacom Bulls in the Currie Cup semi-finals.