South African teams to take part in United Rugby Championship
The new PRO Rugby competition including the four South African teams has been announced as the United Rugby Championship on Tuesday morning. You may also like
Davids: PRO14 move will be ‘unique experience’
Springbok forwards coach Deon Davids says that PRO Rugby will present its own unique challenges for the South African franchises. 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
Cheetahs have earned PRO14 place
The Cheetahs should not be kicked out of the PRO14 if the competition expands to include more South African teams, writes DYLAN JACK. You may also like
Pro14 suspended indefinitely
Pro14 Rugby has announced that the season will now be suspended indefinitely and have cancelled the final in Cardiff on 20 June. You may also like
PRO14 suspended indefinitely due to coronavirus
PRO14 organisers have taken the ‘unprecedented’ decision to suspend the tournament indefinitely due to the outbreak of Covid-19. You may also like
Maxwane named in Pro14 dream team
Cheetahs wing Rabz Maxwane has been awarded a place in the Pro14 dream team after a stellar 2018-19 season for the Bloemfontein franchise. You may also like
Cheetahs duo claim Pro14 awards
Cheetahs wing Rabz Maxwane and flyhalf Tian Schoeman were both honoured at the Pro14 awards ceremony in Dublin on Sunday night. You may also like
