Top 14 Latest Scores & Results

Friday, 27 Mar 2026

FT

BayonnaisToulon

1810

FT

LyonRacing 92

3447

FT

MontpellierClermont

1023

FT

Section PaloiseLa Rochelle

3218

FT

Stade FrancaisCastres Olympique

2110

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Bordeaux BeglesVannes

5928

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USA PerpignanStade Toulousain

4235

FT

ToulonBordeaux Begles

2710

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Stade ToulousainLyon

433

FT

Castres OlympiqueBayonnais

333

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Racing 92Montpellier

2527

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VannesSection Paloise

2652

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La RochelleUSA Perpignan

3815

FT

ClermontStade Francais

5520

FT

Castres OlympiqueClermont

3429

FT

La RochelleMontpellier

FT

Stade ToulousainRacing 92

FT

ClermontUSA Perpignan

FT

BayonnaisVannes

FT

Section PaloiseToulon

FT

Stade FrancaisLyon

FT

Bordeaux BeglesCastres Olympique

FT

MontpellierBordeaux Begles

FT

ToulonStade Toulousain

FT

LyonSection Paloise

FT

Racing 92Bayonnais

FT

VannesLa Rochelle

FT

USA PerpignanStade Francais

FT

Racing 92Stade Francais

FT

Bordeaux BeglesLa Rochelle

FT

ClermontLyon

FT

BayonnaisSection Paloise

FT

MontpellierUSA Perpignan

FT

VannesToulon

FT

Stade ToulousainCastres Olympique

FT

Stade FrancaisStade Toulousain

FT

ToulonClermont

FT

Castres OlympiqueVannes

FT

LyonMontpellier

FT

La RochelleBayonnais

FT

USA PerpignanRacing 92

FT

Section PaloiseBordeaux Begles

FT

Racing 92Bordeaux Begles

FT

Castres OlympiqueToulon

FT

MontpellierStade Francais

FT

VannesUSA Perpignan

FT

ClermontLa Rochelle

FT

BayonnaisLyon

FT

Stade ToulousainSection Paloise

FT

Bordeaux BeglesStade Toulousain

FT

ToulonUSA Perpignan

FT

ClermontRacing 92

FT

LyonVannes

FT

Section PaloiseMontpellier

FT

Stade FrancaisBayonnais

FT

La RochelleCastres Olympique

FT

BayonnaisClermont

3118

FT

USA PerpignanBordeaux Begles

1729

FT

LyonToulon

2720

FT

MontpellierCastres Olympique

2117

FT

Racing 92Section Paloise

2947

FT

Stade ToulousainVannes

6321

FT

Stade FrancaisLa Rochelle

2217

FT

Bordeaux BeglesClermont

2218

FT

Stade ToulousainBayonnais

416

FT

ToulonStade Francais

246

FT

VannesMontpellier

3724

FT

Section PaloiseUSA Perpignan

236

FT

La RochelleRacing 92

2126

FT

Castres OlympiqueLyon

3025

FT

ClermontStade Toulousain

1835

FT

MontpellierToulon

3038

FT

LyonLa Rochelle

5317

FT

Racing 92Vannes

2530

FT

Stade FrancaisSection Paloise

3937

FT

USA PerpignanCastres Olympique

2020

FT

BayonnaisBordeaux Begles

3632

FT

ToulonLa Rochelle

4526

FT

Bordeaux BeglesLyon

2022

FT

Racing 92Castres Olympique

2027

FT

VannesStade Francais

3328

FT

Section PaloiseClermont

2014

FT

USA PerpignanBayonnais

1611

FT

Stade ToulousainMontpellier

2717

FT

VannesClermont

1920

FT

La RochelleStade Toulousain

2219

FT

Castres OlympiqueSection Paloise

2419

FT

LyonUSA Perpignan

1712

FT

MontpellierBayonnais

4210

FT

Stade FrancaisBordeaux Begles

1946

FT

ToulonRacing 92

3624

FT

Stade ToulousainStade Francais

3823

FT

USA PerpignanLa Rochelle

2113

FT

Racing 92Lyon

2525

FT

Bordeaux BeglesToulon

2117

FT

ClermontMontpellier

1822

FT

BayonnaisCastres Olympique

3312

FT

Section PaloiseVannes

4824

FT

LyonStade Toulousain

1717

FT

Castres OlympiqueBordeaux Begles

313

FT

MontpellierRacing 92

2117

FT

ToulonSection Paloise

5625

FT

VannesBayonnais

2127

FT

Stade FrancaisUSA Perpignan

247

FT

La RochelleClermont

2015

FT

BayonnaisStade Francais

2113

FT

USA PerpignanToulon

1322

FT

ClermontCastres Olympique

5410

FT

Section PaloiseLyon

2915

FT

La RochelleVannes

1423

FT

Bordeaux BeglesMontpellier

FT

Racing 92Stade Toulousain

1721

FT

Stade FrancaisRacing 92

4024

FT

VannesBordeaux Begles

2937

FT

Castres OlympiqueLa Rochelle

2824

FT

LyonClermont

2230

FT

MontpellierSection Paloise

303

FT

Stade ToulousainUSA Perpignan

419

FT

ToulonBayonnais

3919

FT

BayonnaisStade Toulousain

128

FT

La RochelleStade Francais

3518

FT

Castres OlympiqueMontpellier

3026

FT

ToulonLyon

2110

FT

Section PaloiseRacing 92

2333

FT

USA PerpignanVannes

3213

FT

ClermontBordeaux Begles

3227

FT

Stade ToulousainToulon

575

FT

Stade FrancaisClermont

366

FT

LyonBayonnais

3849

FT

MontpellierLa Rochelle

160

FT

Racing 92USA Perpignan

3023

FT

VannesCastres Olympique

3428

FT

Bordeaux BeglesSection Paloise

196

FT

La RochelleBordeaux Begles

3222

FT

Section PaloiseStade Toulousain

1422

FT

ClermontVannes

5533

FT

Castres OlympiqueStade Francais

3513

FT

ToulonMontpellier

3017

FT

USA PerpignanLyon

2926

FT

BayonnaisRacing 92

3215

FT

LyonStade Francais

353

FT

Stade ToulousainClermont

4814

FT

BayonnaisLa Rochelle

377

FT

MontpellierVannes

2624

FT

Section PaloiseCastres Olympique

3326

FT

Bordeaux BeglesUSA Perpignan

6612

FT

Racing 92Toulon

226

FT

ClermontToulon

1918

FT

Castres OlympiqueStade Toulousain

2823

FT

Stade FrancaisMontpellier

2920

FT

La RochelleLyon

4322

FT

Bordeaux BeglesBayonnais

3027

FT

USA PerpignanSection Paloise

1110

FT

VannesRacing 92

2427

FT

Stade ToulousainBordeaux Begles

1216

FT

Section PaloiseStade Francais

3016

FT

BayonnaisMontpellier

2827

FT

LyonCastres Olympique

4038

FT

Racing 92La Rochelle

1617

FT

ToulonVannes

5419

FT

USA PerpignanClermont

333

FT

Stade FrancaisToulon

1014

FT

Bordeaux BeglesRacing 92

5234

FT

ClermontBayonnais

2610

FT

Castres OlympiqueUSA Perpignan

2712

FT

VannesLyon

3020

FT

La RochelleSection Paloise

4925

FT

MontpellierStade Toulousain

1120

FT

Stade ToulousainLa Rochelle

3527

FT

LyonBordeaux Begles

2826

FT

Racing 92Clermont

3320

FT

Section PaloiseBayonnais

5129

FT

USA PerpignanMontpellier

726

FT

ToulonCastres Olympique

3028

FT

Stade FrancaisVannes

3431

FT

VannesStade Toulousain

1843

FT

La RochelleToulon

1915

FT

Bordeaux BeglesStade Francais

4626

FT

ClermontSection Paloise

397

FT

Castres OlympiqueRacing 92

3128

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MontpellierLyon

2226

FT

BayonnaisUSA Perpignan

2119

News

Sharks grind out win over plucky Cardiff

The Sharks have kept their Vodacom URC playoff hopes alive with a hard-fought win over Cardiff at a hot and muggy Kings Park on Friday night. The Durban side ran in three tries – including a brace by flank Phepsi Buthelezi – to register a 21-15 victory that moves them up to 10th on the overall table. The Sharks eventually found their rhythm after a slow start, striking first in the sixth minute through Phepsi Buthelezi, who powered over from a rolling maul. Jordan Hendrikse added the extras to give the hosts an early 7-0 lead. Cardiff responded swiftly. After building pressure through multiple phases, they turned down a shot at goal in favour of a quick tap – a decision that paid off as Mason Grady finished out wide. Callum Sheedy converted to level matters. The contest then became stop-start, with handling errors creeping in due to the slippery, humid conditions. The Sharks were dealt a setback when Hendrikse was shown a yellow card for a deliberate knock-on, and Cardiff capitalised. A strong lineout platform created space for captain Liam Belcher to break, with Grady collecting a cross-kick to finish for his second. The conversion drifted wide, but the visitors edged ahead. MORE: Stormers make surprise Damian call In response, Sharks coach JP Pietersen made a bold call, introducing a new front row – including Springboks Ox Nché and Vincent Koch – and it had an immediate impact. From a dominant set-piece, Buthelezi struck again, slicing through for his second try. Scrumhalf Bradley Davids converted to restore control. Yaw Penxe with a try for the #VURC showreel ‍ He puts the Sharks ahead at half-time with a beauty Stream on DStv: https://t.co/0P0NNhnwKw pic.twitter.com/bGrSWFk6xk — SuperSport Rugby (@SSRugby) March 27, 2026 With momentum shifting, the Sharks added a third before the break. Yaw Penxe produced a moment of individual brilliance, chipping into space and regathering to score. Davids added the extras as the hosts took a 21-12 lead into half-time. After the break, both sides showed a willingness to give the ball some air despite the conditions. The Sharks will rue a series of missed chances in that third quarter. On too many occasions, enterprising play ended with a forced pass or handling error. The visitors got the only points of the second half, courtesy of a Sheedy penalty. The Sharks next travel to Ireland for their EPCR Challenge Cup round of 16 clash against Connacht on Good Friday. AFRICA PICKS: URC Round 14 – Betting preview SHARKS – Tries: Phepsi Buthelezi (2), Yaw Penxe. Conversions: Jordan Hendrikse, Bradley Davids (2) CARDIFF – Tries: Mason Grady (2). Conversion: Callum Sheedy. Penalty: Sheedy Photo: Steve Haag Sports/Gallo Images The post Sharks grind out win over plucky Cardiff appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

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English rugby chief addresses Farrell links

RFU CEO Bill Sweeney says there have been no talks with Ireland coach Andy Farrell “at present”. His comments come amid speculation that Farrell could be drafted into the England set-up after next year’s World Cup in Australia. Sweeney has indicated current England coach Steve Borthwick will be given a July trio of matches in the new Nations Championship to oversee an upturn in the team’s fortunes following a woeful Six Nations where the Red Rose brigade finished fifth following four straight defeats. Should Borthwick deliver sufficiently good results against the world champion Springboks, Fiji and Argentina he will likely see out his contract which expires after the World Cup. ALSO: ‘Springbok schedule not sustainable’ Farrell’s deal with Ireland also runs out after the World Cup but the ex-England international expects to hold fresh talks with the Irish Rugby Football Union. Nevertheless, Farrell – head coach for the British and Irish Lions’ victorious tour of Australia last year – would be among the leading candidates to succeed Borthwick should the England job become vacant. “He’s under contract to the 2027 World Cup,” Sweeney said of Farrell during a media briefing. “We’re not in a dialogue. We’re not in a discussion with him at the present.” Although the RFU has yet to conclude its review of the Six Nations campaign, Sweeney is minded to stick with Borthwick in spite of England’s disappointing Six Nations which yielded just one win as they finished fifth. After seeing off Wales in the opener to extend their unbeaten run to 12 games, they collapsed in dramatic fashion, losing the next four, including a first-ever defeat by Italy. A stirring display, however, in an agonising 48-46 loss in the final match in Paris against eventual champions France may have bought Borthwick some time. “There is a lot of noise out there,” Sweeney said. “You’ve got to take emotion out of the equation. You just look at it purely in terms of: What was the performance? What were the issues? Why did they arise? And how do we fix them? “It’s about getting back to the way we were playing. Steve talks about playing big. That has been the intention and you saw that against France. “We still think this is an extremely strong squad that has got the potential and capability to do some really good things.” RASSIE: Boks have to hit ground running – AFP Photo: Charles McQuillan/Getty Images The post English rugby chief addresses Farrell links appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

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