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| Saturday , June 22 | |
| New Zealand vs France | 08:35 |
| Scotland vs Italy | 14:15 |
| South Africa vs Samoa | 17:15 |
| Sunday , June 23 | |
| Fiji vs Tonga | 12:10 |
| Japan vs USA | 14:10 |
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| Saturday , June 22 | |
| Australia vs British & Irish Lions | 11:05 |
| Tuesday , June 25 | |
| Melbourne Rebels vs British & Irish Lions | 10:40 |
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| Wednesday, June 19 | |
| Fiji 35 - 10 USA |  |
| Japan 16 - 13 Canada | |
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| British & Irish Lions | |
| Tuesday , June 18 | |
| Brumbies 14 - 12 British & Irish Lions | |
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| Sunday , June 16 | |
| Canada 14 - 40 Ireland | |
| Saturday , June 15 | |
| Japan 23 - 8 Wales | |
| Samoa 39 - 10 Italy | |
| New Zealand 30 - 0 France | |
| Argentina 26 - 51 England | |
| South Africa 30 - 17 Scotland | |
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| British & Irish Lions | |
| Waratahs 17 - 47 British & Irish Lions | |
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| Friday , June 14 | |
| USA 9 - 18 Tonga | |
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| British & Irish Lions | |
| Tuesday , June 11 | |
| NSW-Queensland Country 0 - 64 British & Irish Lions | |
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| Sunday , June 9 | |
| USA 12 - 15 Ireland | |
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| Saturday , June 8 | |
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| Japan 18 - 22 Wales | |
| New Zealand 23 - 13 France | |
| Samoa 27 - 17 Scotland | |
| Canada 36 - 27 Tonga | |
| Argentina 3 - 32 England | |
| South Africa 44 - 10 Italy | |
| Scotland 17 - 27 Samoa | |
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| Reds 12 - 22 British & Irish Lions | |
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| Friday , June 7 | |
| Brumbies 39 - 17 Melbourne Rebels | |
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| Wednesday, June 5 | |
| Fiji 18 - 20 Canada | |
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Comments
sillysonofa says...
It really frustrates me that we are loosing the Currie Cup because of what the Aussies want. NZ and SA have a healthy domestic system. Instead of putting the rubbish in place that they have for the Super Rugby tournament, they should look to develop their own domestic competition and have Super Rugby as a separate entity.
We should get 6 teams for an Australian domestic league, do away with franchises for Super Rugby and have 8 teams in the Currie Cup. Top 5 from the year before go through to Super Rugby and play home and away against 4 Aussie, 5 NZ and 2 Argentine teams. 4 Groups of 4 home and away with the top 2 going through to the Quaters, Semi's and Finals. More akin to how the Heineken Cup fits into the Northern Hemisphere season.
This saves the Currie Cup and NPC. It delivers an Aussie domestic league. It gets the Argentines into the game at club level (they could be based in SA as with their Las Pampas team in the Vodacom Cup) mirroring the international attempt to get them into the Tri-Nations.
Thoughts?
Posted 19:05 02nd July 2011
Kappelange says...
6 teams competing for 4 playoff spots just doesnt sit right with me. I guess we'll have to wait even longer to see EP in the currie cup, because theres never going to be another promoted side in the tourney.
I bet the first division will be better in 2012 and that should be called the Currie Cup from now on. They have just broken the hearts of all the smaller unions and their fans.
First PdV and now this, I guess anything is possible in south africa
Posted 04:39 01st July 2011
JayStarr says...
I hope Australian rugby is appreciating the sacrifices South African rugby has to make for their sake... (and I'm sure NZ rugby too).
Although I do think a bit of streamlining is a good thing in today's rugby...
Posted 17:29 30th June 2011