D-Day looms for Dyantyi
Bok and Lions wing Aphiwe Dyantyi’s disciplinary hearing for the use of banned substances is set to take place in a virtual format within the next couple of months.
Vermaak off to Japan
Lions utility forward Ruan Vermaak has signed a deal to join Japanese club NTT Docomo Red Hurricanes.
Off the Radar: What happened to Dean Hall
SA Rugby magazine caught up with former Springbok and Lions wing Dean Hall.
Watch: Kobus Wiese uncensored (Part 1)
Former Springbok lock Kobus Wiese chats about becoming a teacher, a few scuffles and building a top team at the Lions in Johannesburg.
Jantjies explains decision to stay at Lions
Flyhalf Elton Jantjies has revealed why he agreed to a contract extension at the Lions despite receiving several lucrative offers from overseas clubs.
Lions to undergo medical testing
The Lions have announced that injured players will have to undergo medical testing this week to determine how their rehabilitation progressed during lockdown.
Harlequins announce Green signing
English Premiership side Harlequins have officially announced the signing of former Lions back Tyrone Green.
Mongalo bids farewell to Lions
Outgoing former Lions assistant coach Joey Mongalo has bid the Lions an emotional farewell after being announced as the Vodacom Bulls’ new defence coach.
Mongalo set to join Bulls staff
Joey Mongalo is set to leave the Lions to join Vodacom Bulls director of rugby Jake White’s staff as the new defence coach. DYLAN JACK reports.
Du Toit, Marx contract cases still under review
The contractual cases involving Springboks Pieter-Steph du Toit and Malcolm Marx may not be cut and dried just yet, according to Sunday newspaper Rapport.
