Free State Rugby is pleased to announce that three players have extended their contracts with the Toyota Cheetahs. Hooker Marko Janse van Rensburg, loosehead prop Matome “Dux” Manyama, and loose forward Sisonke Vumazonke have all committed their futures to the team. Free State Rugby also confirms that Cameron Dawson and Vernon Paulo departed the Toyota Cheetahs squad on 1 February, joining
Read MoreNew Pick n Pay Women’s Super League 1 launches in February Eight-team Carling Currie Cup Premier Division kicks off in JulySA Cup status quo remains for early March startSA Schools Girls teams to be named for the first time SA Rugby has announced a bumper domestic competition schedule for senior and junior teams for 2026, which kicks off with a rebranded Pick n Pay Women’s Super League
Read MoreOur ticketing partner, Ticketpro, has upgraded and updated their system to the latest technology. This brings the following benefits for season ticket holders:1. One Ticket for the Entire Season2026 Season Ticket Holders will receive only one (1) ticket per person, which will be valid for the entire season. We will therefore no longer issue a pack of individual tickets for each competition that must
Read MoreFollowing the conclusion of the EPCR Challenge Cup pool stage, please CLICK HERE for the updated tables and confirmation of the clubs that have qualified for the knockout stage of the tournament. The four highest-ranked clubs in each pool have secured their places in the Round of 16, which will be played on the weekend of 3/4/5 April. The 12 clubs are supplemented by Hollywoodbets Sharks, Munster Rugby,
Read MoreOn Sunday, 18 January, the Toyota Cheetahs take on Racing 92 in a clash for pride at the iconic Paris La Défense Arena. Kick-off is scheduled for 18:30 (19:30 SA time), with the match broadcast live on SuperSport. Both sides enter the encounter in search of their first and only victory of the competition this season. The Free Staters face a formidable challenge against the hosts, who, despite
Read MoreBloemfontein / Amsterdam – 12 JanuaryWhat began as a New Year's journey from a blazing Bloemfontein ended with CEOs, coaches, players, volunteers, and die-hard rugby enthusiasts shovelling snow in sub-zero conditions in an extraordinary attempt to salvage the Toyota Cheetahs' EPCR Challenge Cup clash against Ulster.Despite immense efforts from all parties involved, the much-anticipated
Read MoreUpon review of all the information available, the match result should be recorded as 0-28 win to Ulster Rugby, and five points will subsequently be awarded to Ulster Rugby.Despite the obvious challenges connected with the playing of this fixture, and noting the incredible efforts of the Toyota Cheetahs and Rugby Nederland to ensure the fixture could take place, it is the hosting club’s responsibility
Read MoreFollowing a pitch inspection by the Toyota Cheetahs v Ulster Rugby match day referee Kevin Bralley, his decision is that the pitch is unplayable. His recommendation to EPCR, Toyota Cheetahs and Ulster Rugby is that the pitch at Dukes Rugby is not safe for today’s fixture to take place as scheduled at 1400 local time.The match is thus postponed until further notice. EPCR will convene its Board
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