Rugby evening headlines as Warren Gatland comes out on top against Jamie Roberts and classy Dan Biggar integral in 60-point rout
Your rugby evening headlines for Saturday, June 4.
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Your rugby evening headlines for Saturday, June 4.
A strong second-half showing by the Lions secured them only their second Currie Cup victory of the season as they overcame the Sharks 38-32 at Kings Park in Durban.
If there was any danger of Leinster suffering a European hangover, Richie Gray made sure it wouldn't be an issue.
Chris Smith kicked a last-gasp drop-goal to send the Bulls into the United Rugby Championship semi-finals with a dramatic 30-27 victory over the Sharks in Pretoria.
It took an outing for Seven Sisters RFC in Division Two West Central to remind Tavis Knoyle just why he started playing rugby in the first place. By his own admission, the Welsh international scrum-half had stopped enjoying the game over the previous couple of years with the Dragons, amid injuries, successive defeats and long team meetings.
The Bulls flexed their on and off-field muscle to make the URC semi-finals over the Sharks. Their fans gave the new URC tournament the biggest stamp of approval, gracing Loftus in their sky blues as they used to during their Super Rugby heyday.
After the Crusaders beat the Reds and the Chiefs proved to be far too good for the Waratahs, the men from Canberra were Australia’s last hope.
A late Chris Smith drop goal earned the Bulls a nail-biting 30-27 win against the Sharks in their absorbing United Rugby Championship quarter-final at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday.