Bulls admit final was a wake-up call
Bulls head coach Jake White says the Rainbow Cup final loss to Benetton was a massive wake-up call for the side after they had easily won the South African version of the competition. You may also like
Bulls unveil squad for Rainbow Cup final
Jake White has made three changes to the Bulls starting lineup ahead of Saturday’s Rainbow Cup final against Benetton in Treviso. You may also like
Tambwe: I’ve got nothing to prove
Bulls wing Madosh Tambwe says the clash with his former side won’t add any extra impetus when the Sharks make the trip to Loftus Versfeld on Saturday. You may also like
Value added to Rainbow Cup by PSDT’s imminent return
From a Bok perspective, the opportunity for Pieter-Steph du Toit to return to competitive action in the early rounds of the Rainbow Cup is worth its weight in gold, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
Cheetahs: Playoffs should determine PRO16 participants
The Cheetahs have advocated for the final standings in the current local competition to serve as the defining factor in determining which four teams feature in the PRO16. You may also like
Bedford: Cheetahs treated as if ‘dispensable’
Former Springbok No 8 Tommy Bedford says SA Rugby’s decision to kick the Cheetahs out of the PRO14 competition is against the spirit of rugby. You may also like
SA Rugby looking long term with PRO14 move
SA Rugby’s negotiations with PRO Rugby is the first step to securing its long-term financial future with a move to the northern hemisphere. You may also like
Talks confirmed for more SA teams to join PRO14
PRO14 Rugby has confirmed it is in ‘early discussions’ with SA Rugby about potentially expanding the tournament to include more South African franchises from 2021. You may also like
PRO14 to proceed with 12 teams until 2021
PRO14 organisers have confirmed that the tournament will proceed without the Cheetahs and Kings until next year due to travel restrictions brought about by Covid-19. You may also like
Ferreira: Kings need stability
The Kings’ most-capped player, Schalk Ferreira, believes a committed long-term coaching and playing squad is key for the franchise to finally achieve sustainable success, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
