Super Rugby

1996 - 2025 The 2025 Super Rugby Pacific season (known as Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific in Fiji and DHL Super Rugby Pacific in New Zealand) is the thirtieth season of Super Rugby, an annual rugby union competition organised by SANZAAR between teams from Australia, Fiji, New Zealand and a combined team from Samoa, Tonga and other Pacific Island nations. The defending champions are the Blues, who won their fourth title

Blues break Super Rugby drought to claim 2024 title The Blues have broken a 21-year Super Rugby title drought, sweeping aside the Chiefs in a 41-10 drubbing at a sold-out Eden Park. In the first ever final between the two New Zealand sides in their 28-year history, the Blues were dominant. The driving

2024 Super Rugby Pacific Grand Final Teams The Blues and Chiefs have confirmed their sides for the 2024 Super Rugby Pacific Final. The hosts have received a major boost with the return of captain and All Black Patrick Tuipulotu for Saturday's decider. Tuipulotu has made a timely recovery from an MCL injury suffered

Super Rugby Pacific Round 10 teams: The bye rounds are over with and we’re back to a full program for week 10 of Super Rugby Pacific, including a hectic four game schedule on Saturday. Check out all the teams as they’re named here . Friday Hurricanes vs Brumbies, 5.05pm (AEST) - 7.05pm (NZT) The ACT

The Melbourne Rebels have again let a Super Rugby Pacific halftime lead slip to fall to the defending champion Crusaders 43-27 in a brutal clash. In their last outing at AAMI Park, the Rebels led the Blues at the break before the visitors blew them away in the second half. While Friday

The Hamilton-based Chiefs have showcased their handling skills in teeming rain to beat the Fijian Drua 50-17 and stretch their winning start in Super Rugby Pacific to eight games. The Chiefs scored their first try after only three minutes and added another four to lead 31-12 by halftime. Seven tries were scored

Crusaders have won nine of their last 10 Super Rugby matches against Highlanders (L1) including each of their last two, however, their last defeat to Highlanders in the competition also came at home (12-33 in April 2021). The Crusaders will be looking to avoid opening a Super Rugby season