Aussie Super Rugby competition locked in
Australian Super Rugby clubs are set to play ‘more meaningful matches’ in a new four-team competition starting in September.
Australian Super Rugby clubs are set to play ‘more meaningful matches’ in a new four-team competition starting in September.
More than a decade since the last title, Australia’s long wait for a Super Rugby champion goes on, with Brumbies crashing out of the competition at the hands of the Chiefs to create an all-New Zealand final.
The weight of history is against the Brumbies, but a famous win for the franchise in 2013 is a reminder that anything is possible.
The Brumbies are staring down the barrel of unwanted Super Rugby history, and must play “two grand finals” to clinch a long-awaited title.
The ACT Brumbies have saved Australian rugby’s blushes with a thrilling 35-28 quarter-final win over the Hurricanes, but now face an unenviable path to Super Rugby glory.
The Queensland Reds have been left to ponder yet another swift ending to a Super Rugby Pacific finals series.
Queensland’s Super Rugby finals campaign has fallen at the first hurdle for a fourth straight year, this time thrashed by a rampant Crusaders in New Zealand.
The Queensland Reds are desperate to advance past the opening week of the Super Rugby Pacific finals series for the first time in four years.
The Brumbies could learn their Super Rugby finals fate before their quarter final against the Hurricanes, but they won’t be taking the easy way out if other results gift a semi final berth.
The Reds are breathing a sigh of relief, with one of their key players fit for the start of the Super Rugby Pacific finals series.
The Reds must beat the Crusaders on Friday night in Christchurch to avoid an early Super Rugby Pacific finals exit.
Reds captain Tate McDermott ‘loves’ playing for Queensland, and will continue to do so next year after rejecting the chance to ply his trade abroad.
The Queensland Reds will receive a welcome boost ahead of their important Super Rugby Pacific clash against Fijian Drua on Saturday night.
Queensland Reds were shooting for a guaranteed spot in the Super Rugby playoffs and its first win over the Hurricanes since 2013, but were their own worst enemy in a nailbiting loss.
The Queensland Reds are searching for some answers to their dip in form ahead of the Super Rugby Pacific finals series.
The Queensland Reds will receive a much-needed boost on Friday night with the return from injury of Wallabies skipper Harry Wilson.
Brumbies backrower Tuaina Tualima ended the Reds’ dream of a home final, putting the finishing touch on Queensland’s loss in the nation’s capital.
If the Queensland Reds want to host a match in this year’s Super Rugby Pacific finals series, a win over the ACT Brumbies on Saturday night looms as a must.
The Queensland Reds’ depth will be tested when they take on the ACT Brumbies in Canberra on Saturday.
With the British and Irish Lions heading to Australia soon, the only concern among New South Wales and Queensland was the health of Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii rather than the scoreboard.
The Reds can ill-afford another Super Rugby Pacific defeat if they want a home qualifying final at Suncorp Stadium.
Les Kiss starred on the wing for North Sydney, but the return of the Bears to the NRL in 2027 has the soon-to-be Wallabies coach cautious of a talent raid.
A final minute try has denied Queensland Reds a drought-breaking win in Fiji and puts their chances of hosting a Super Rugby finals match in doubt.
Les Kiss might be more of a “larrikin” than Joe Schmidt, but their similar coaching styles will benefit the Wallabies.
Queensland Reds coach Les Kiss has made a surprising selection decision for his team’s clash with Fijian Drua in Suva.
Queensland Reds flyhalf Tom Lynagh seems on track in his bid to be recalled to the Wallabies squad.
The Queensland Reds flexed considerable championship muscle in its 35-21 thwarting of the Auckland Blues, capitalising on a hot start fuelled by Tom Lynagh’s early double.
Queensland Reds mentor Les Kiss has been endorsed ahead of his expected elevation to the role of Wallabies coach.
Queensland Reds coach Les Kiss isn’t being distracted by talk that he will soon be confirmed as the man to take over from Wallabies mentor Joe Schmidt.
Having scored tries for fun last year, Queensland Reds winger Tim Ryan has focused on other aspects of his game this season.
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