Catch the action from the third round of the Women's Premier Division live here.
Saturday's matches are: EP Queens v Blue Bulls Women (12h00 - delayed live); Boland Dames v Mastercard Golden Lions Women (12h30); and Cell C Sharks Women v Border Ladies (13h00).
Please Note: Due to load-shedding at the venue in Nelson Mandela Bay the match will not be live, but a delayed live stream will be available as soon as the power is restored.
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The Toyota Cheetahs somehow gathered enough reserves to grab a hard-fought 35-26 Carling Currie Cup victory over the gritty Sigma Lions at Emirates Airlines Park in Johannesburg on Friday evening.
The Cell C Sharks Women, Border Ladies and Blue Bulls Women will all try to build on victories in their last matches in the Women’s Premier Division, while Boland Dames will be keen to move on from last weekend’s defeat when they play their first home game of the season.
The Airlink Pumas defeated hosts the Cell C Sharks 20-10 on Friday evening in Durban to maintain their push for a Carling Currie Cup playoff spot.
Leinster and Munster have their dates with destiny on Saturday as they head into Champions Cup quarter-finals against Leicester Tigers and Toulouse respectively that could have an impact on how the decisive final round of the Vodacom United Rugby Championship could play out.
Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber expressed his satisfaction with the progress made within the national structures in the last month as they wrapped up a series of alignment camps on Thursday in preparation for the 2022 international season.
The Vodacom Bulls and the Toyota Cheetahs, the two frontrunners on the Carling Currie Cup log, were both made to work hard for their victories this weekend, while the Airlink Pumas strengthened their push for a playoff spot with a vital away win.
The defending champions in the SA Rugby Women's Premier Division, Border Ladies, scored a commanding 39-0 win over the Cell C Sharks Women in Durban in the third round of the national showpiece on Saturday, showing their intent to retain the title they won in 2021.
The exciting chase for Carling Currie Cup playoff places will gather pace this weekend with the staging of three matches in Bloemfontein, Johannesburg and Nelspruit respectively.
The Madagascar women's sevens team has achieved their historic dream of qualifying for a Rugby World Cup Sevens tournament for the first time. At the heart of this achievement lies a lot of hard work, determination and discipline.
The most capped Blitzbok ever, Branco du Preez, has been included in the 13-man Springbok Sevens squad for the next two HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series tournaments in France and England, in one of four changes to the team that returned from a fifth-place finish in Canada last month.
The Toyota Cheetahs somehow gathered enough reserves to grab a hard-fought 35-26 Carling Currie Cup victory over the gritty Sigma Lions at Emirates Airlines Park in Johannesburg on Friday evening.
The Vodacom Bulls and the Toyota Cheetahs, the two frontrunners on the Carling Currie Cup log, were both made to work hard for their victories this weekend, while the Airlink Pumas strengthened their push for a playoff spot with a vital away win.
