Foote backs ‘special’ Ackers to transform Bulls

As the Vodacom Bulls prepare to officially unveil Johan Ackermann as their new head coach on Wednesday, he’s got the endorsement of a world champion mentor.

Potter fires back at Woodward jibe

Wallabies wing Harry Potter has rubbished suggestions that Australia lacked ambition in their first Test loss to the British and Irish Lions.

Farrell braces for ‘biggest game of our lives’

Andy Farrell says the British & Irish Lions are preparing for the biggest Test of their careers as they get ready to face a fired-up Wallabies team at the iconic MCG on Saturday.

Prior: Real turning point for rugby in Zimbabwe

Flyhalf Ian Prior says Zimbabwe qualifying for the 2027 World Cup signals the start of big things for the sport in that country.

Lions sweat over Graham injury

Scottish speedster Darcy Graham’s Lions tour is at risk after hobbling off during the British & Irish Lions’ final midweek game on Tuesday.

Jet-shoes Edwill stakes a claim

Winger Edwill van der Merwe has made a compelling case to be part of Rassie Erasmus’ 36-man group for the Rugby Championship.

2025 Currie Cup: Title race wide open

The Currie Cup has seen four different winners in five seasons, including the Pumas in 2022, a true underdog success story that injected fresh energy and drama into the competition.

Bok Women’s belief builds ahead of World Cup

The Springbok Women are growing in confidence and cohesion ahead of next month’s World Cup and two massive clashes with the Black Ferns XV will be their final yardstick.

Scarra: One more before I’m done

Western Province stalwart Scarra Ntubeni is hoping to cap off his career by lifting the Currie Cup trophy one final time with the team closest to his heart.

Benetton gets Aussie boost?

Wallabies great Michael Lynagh has helped broker a cross-hemisphere deal between his former clubs sending four Reds players to Benetton on short-term stints.