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The 2022 Super Rugby Pacific season continues at AAMI Park as the Melbourne Rebels take on Fiji Drua! Rugby Australia and the Fijian Drua have confirmed the side’s first Super Rugby Pacific home game against the Melbourne Rebels will be moved to the Sunshine Coast Stadium in Kawana Waters on the Sunshine Coast, North of Brisbane, [pictured below] due to […] http://dlvr.it/SM2zlk

New Zealand Rugby is excited about the 2022 international Test schedules of the All Blacks and Black Ferns and are working with our event partners to finalise dates and details. Matches Included • Saturday 2nd July | New Zealand v Ireland in Eden Park, Auckland (Venue TBC). • Saturday 9th July | New Zealand v […] http://dlvr.it/SM1w6h

New Zealand Rugby is excited about the 2022 international Test schedules of the All Blacks and Black Ferns and are working with our event partners to finalise dates and details. Matches Included • Saturday 2nd July | New Zealand v Ireland in Eden Park, Auckland (Venue TBC). • Saturday 9th July | New Zealand v Ireland in Sky Stadium, Wellington (Venue TBC). • Saturday 16th July | New Zealand v Ireland in Eden Park, Auckland (Venue TBC). Ireland will tour New Zealand in July of 2022 and the three test matches against the All Blacks is ideal preparation for the Rugby World Cup in 2023. 🤝 Thanks to our mates at Healthspan Elite for the first ever All Blacks co-created sports nutrition range. We’ve got vitamins, pre-work outs and a range of proteins. Full range 👉 https://t.co/VFEEANa6lT pic.twitter.com/5VAQjedxzb — All Blacks (@AllBlacks) March 15, 2022 Join RTI Ambassador, Donal Lenihan, and Alan Quinlan on our amazing three Test tour versus New Zealand. As...

The Waratahs are wary of a wounded Rebels side especially after some brutally honest words from their Head Coach Kevin Foote to his senior players after their loss on the weekend against the Brumbies.  The NSW Waratahs have named their team to face the Melbourne Rebels in Round 5 of the Harvey Norman Super Rugby […] http://dlvr.it/SLtSR2

Sydney Roosters produced a woeful performance in their opening game of the season as they were beaten by Newcastle Knights in a boilover and the Tricolours will be under pressure to put that woeful effort behind them. The Roosters were below par across the board in the loss in their season opener but head coach Trent Robinson has named the same side as last week as he aims to get a response from his side in what should be a tough encounter. Manly Sea Eagles failed to get going in their way with defending premiers Penrith Panthers last week as they produced an underwhelming display which saw them succumb to a straightforward loss. The Sea Eagles were bullied through the middle and that prevented the likes of Tom Trbojevic and Daly Cherry-Evans from working their magic with the ball but they will be out to right the wrongs of that display here and are boosted by the return of utility Dylan Walker among the interchanges. Head to Head with the Sea Eagles 🐓 Full preview – https://t....

The Waratahs are wary of a wounded Rebels side especially after some brutally honest words from their Head Coach Kevin Foote to his senior players after their loss on the weekend against the Brumbies.  The NSW Waratahs have named their team to face the Melbourne Rebels in Round 5 of the Harvey Norman Super Rugby Pacific competition. NSW Waratahs Head Coach Darren Coleman has made two changes to his starting XV that defeated the Force at Leichhardt Oval. David Porecki returns to the starting team after recovering from a groin injury and packs down alongside Angus Bell and Harry Johnson-Holmes in the front row. Bell has been immense with the ball in hand for the Waratahs making the 3rd most carries in the competition (45). “We definitely need to see more,” Foote said. “They know themselves – we’ve got a rating system where each individual player gives themselves a score after the game and we do the same and we see where we’re at. “The guys are brutally honest and the scores are...

Captain Nemani Nagusa is back fot the Fiji Drua at No.8 for the Super Rugby Pacific game against the Western Force at Leichhardt Oval on Saturday . The Drua will face the Force on Saturday at 3.35pm on Saturday 19 March. Western Force coach Tim Sampson says the side need to “roll up sleeves and get in some hard yakka” in Saturday’s crucial Super Rugby Pacific clash with Fijian Drua. The Force went down 22-17 to the Waratahs last weekend in their worst performance of the season. If they reproduce something similar they will be in for a long afternoon at Leichhardt Oval against the Drua who took the Reds to the wire last weekend, just going down 33-28 after a massive fight-back. Sampson said there had been a rugged review of the Waratahs loss. Meanwhile, before that at 1pm the Rooster Chicken Fijiana Drua will face Western Force. You can watch both matches live on FBC Sports on the Walesi platform. On their day off, the Fijian Drua went out of their way to visit flood-affect...