Rugby Europe Championship Pool A Latest Scores & Results

Wednesday, 1 Apr 2026

FT

SpainGeorgia

3262

FT

NetherlandsSwitzerland

730

FT

SwitzerlandSpain

1343

FT

GeorgiaNetherlands

407

FT

SpainNetherlands

5324

FT

GeorgiaSwitzerland

1100

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Watch: Nienaber on ‘devastating’ RG injury

Jacques Nienaber believes RG Snyman will bounce back from his latest injury setback. READ: Bitter blow for Bok lock “A devastating ACL injury… he’ll get it fixed soon and, hopefully, his rehab can begin” Jacques Nienaber is gutted for R.G Snyman but is convinced he can bounce back from his latest, season-ending knee injury pic.twitter.com/gETmvDVdQd — Pat McCarry (@patmccarry) March 31, 2026 The post Watch: Nienaber on ‘devastating’ RG injury appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

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Bergh eyes home Currie Cup triumph

Griquas have backed continuity and ambition by tying down head coach Pieter Bergh until the end of 2029. The extension comes on the back of a historic campaign, with Bergh guiding the Peacock Blues to their first Currie Cup title in 55 years – a dramatic win over the Lions at Ellis Park. But the job, in his eyes, is far from done. ALSO: Rassie lures England analyst to Boks “My dream for this union is to win a Currie Cup on our home ground. It was great to do it at Ellis Park, but my dream is to win a Currie Cup here in Kimberley.” Bergh, who has been in charge since 2021, has steadily built one of the most competitive sides outside the URC structures, combining sharp recruitment with a clear identity. “Definitely. 2022 [the final against the Pumas] was also a highlight in a way to host the Currie Cup final, but the cherry on top was the 2025 final.” His focus now shifts to building on that success, with stability in the coaching group a key priority. “I feel we have an established coaching team. We hope to finalise their contracts soon so they can walk this path with me.” ALSO: Wessels calls for poaching payback Beyond silverware, Bergh has a bigger vision – to make Griquas the benchmark team outside the elite URC clubs. “It’s great that top management has bought into this vision … it was actually an easy decision for me.” Photo: Dirk Kotze/Gallo Images The post Bergh eyes home Currie Cup triumph appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

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