Super Rugby Pacific Latest Scores & Results

Friday, 27 Mar 2026

FT

Western ForceBrumbies

1924

FT

BluesChiefs

3117

FT

HurricanesHighlanders

4114

FT

Fijian DruaRebels

4019

FT

WaratahsReds

2627

FT

CrusadersMoana Pasifika

4310

FT

HighlandersFijian Drua

393

FT

RedsWestern Force

5913

FT

CrusadersBlues

2927

FT

Moana PasifikaWaratahs

2712

FT

BrumbiesRebels

5317

FT

ChiefsHurricanes

1720

FT

Western ForceWaratahs

277

FT

BluesHighlanders

4713

FT

BrumbiesCrusaders

3124

FT

Fijian DruaReds

2819

FT

RebelsChiefs

2326

FT

HurricanesMoana Pasifika

3224

FT

Western ForceFijian Drua

4810

FT

WaratahsBrumbies

2129

FT

HighlandersCrusaders

3229

FT

BluesHurricanes

3127

FT

RedsRebels

2622

FT

Moana PasifikaChiefs

743

FT

BrumbiesFijian Drua

2820

FT

ChiefsWestern Force

567

FT

CrusadersReds

2833

FT

Moana PasifikaHighlanders

1728

FT

RebelsBlues

1138

FT

HurricanesWaratahs

4112

FT

RedsBlues

3441

FT

HighlandersWestern Force

FT

BrumbiesHurricanes

2719

FT

Fijian DruaMoana Pasifika

2417

FT

WaratahsChiefs

2238

FT

CrusadersRebels

390

FT

Western ForceCrusaders

3715

FT

BluesBrumbies

467

FT

RedsHighlanders

310

FT

Fijian DruaHurricanes

1538

FT

RebelsHighlanders

4731

FT

HurricanesChiefs

3623

AET

WaratahsCrusaders

FT

Moana PasifikaReds

1714

FT

BrumbiesWaratahs

4016

FT

ChiefsMoana Pasifika

6812

FT

RebelsFijian Drua

4120

FT

BluesWestern Force

503

FT

RedsBrumbies

1920

FT

HighlandersHurricanes

1247

FT

Moana PasifikaBlues

847

FT

Fijian DruaWestern Force

3113

FT

WaratahsRebels

2127

FT

CrusadersChiefs

3726

FT

Western ForceReds

4031

FT

BluesCrusaders

266

FT

ChiefsHighlanders

2821

AET

Fijian DruaWaratahs

FT

BrumbiesMoana Pasifika

6021

FT

HurricanesRebels

5428

FT

WaratahsBlues

1012

FT

ChiefsFijian Drua

4629

FT

HighlandersBrumbies

2127

FT

Western ForceMoana Pasifika

1422

FT

RebelsReds

2653

FT

CrusadersHurricanes

1014

FT

RedsChiefs

2519

FT

HurricanesBlues

2921

FT

BrumbiesWestern Force

2219

FT

Fijian DruaCrusaders

2010

FT

WaratahsHighlanders

2123

FT

Moana PasifikaRebels

2329

AET

HurricanesReds

FT

ChiefsBrumbies

4612

FT

CrusadersWaratahs

2437

FT

Moana PasifikaFijian Drua

3936

FT

RebelsWestern Force

4834

FT

HighlandersBlues

2937

FT

RedsWaratahs

4022

FT

HighlandersMoana Pasifika

3521

FT

BluesFijian Drua

3410

FT

Western ForceHurricanes

1444

FT

RebelsBrumbies

330

FT

ChiefsCrusaders

3329

News

Siya inspires Bafana Bafana

Springbok captain Siya Kolisi addressed Bafana Bafana in Durban on Thursday ahead of their friendly against Panama on Friday night. Wearing the team’s new kit, Kolisi reportedly provided words of encouragement, urging the players to always stand tall and reminding them that donning the national colours is a privilege and a responsibility. Kolisi shared several photos on Instagram with the caption “Amaqhawe ethu [Our heroes].” Bafana Bafana will play Mexico in the opening match of the 2026 Fifa World Cup on 11 June at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Siya Kolisi (@siyakolisi) The post Siya inspires Bafana Bafana appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

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Schoemies strengthens struggling Edinburgh

Pierre Schoeman will start for Edinburgh against the Stormers in Cape Town on Saturday, with another South African loosehead prop on the bench. The Scotland international returns from Six Nations duty, while Springbok Boan Venter provides cover among the replacements. Edinburgh are coming off a heavy 54-17 defeat to the Lions at Ellis Park, a result that dropped them to 13th on the Vodacom URC log. Coach Sean Everitt has made several changes to his side, boosted by the return of key internationals. Grant Gilchrist slots back into the second row, while Darcy Graham starts on the wing. Centre James Lang also returns from injury to partner Matt Currie in midfield. AFRICA PICKS: URC Round 14 – Betting preview “We know it will be a tough challenge on Saturday, but we’ve had a good training week and are in a good place to get a special result at the weekend,” said Everitt. “The Scotland guys being back is obviously a boost, but we’ll need everyone at the top of their game to turn over the Stormers on their own patch.” In the backline, Graham links up with Malelili Satala on the wings, while Piers O’Conor starts at fullback. Charlie Shiel partners Ross Thompson in a new-look halfback combination. Up front, Schoeman packs down alongside hooker Ewan Ashman and tighthead Paul Hill in a reshuffled front row. Gilchrist partners Marshall Sykes in the engine room, while Magnus Bradbury captains the side from No 8, flanked by Dylan Richardson and Liam McConnell. TEAM: Stormers make surprise Damian call EDINBURGH – 15 Piers O’Conor, 14 Darcy Graham, 13 Matt Currie, 12 James Lang, 11 Malelili Satala, 10 Ross Thompson, 9 Charlie Shiel, 8 Magnus Bradbury (c), 7 Dylan Richardson, 6 Liam McConnell, 5 Grant Gilchrist, 4 Marshall Sykes, 3 Paul Hill, 2 Ewan Ashman, 1 Pierre Schoeman.Bench: 16 Jerry Blyth-Lafferty, 17 Boan Venter, 18 Angus Williams, 19 Glen Young, 20 Freddy Douglas, 21 Ben Vellacott, 22 Mosese Tuipulotu, 23 Jack Brown. Weekend teams Photo: Ian MacNicol/Getty Images The post Schoemies strengthens struggling Edinburgh appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

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