On the back of a gripping British and Irish Lions Tour, the potentially final edition of The Rugby Championship kicks off this weekend with four nations battling for southern hemisphere supremacy. Australia will be hoping to build on the momentum of their win over the Lions in Sydney as they take on the world champion South Africans early Sunday morning. Then New Zealand will be hoping to continue their winning run as they travel to Argentina to take on an always challenging Pumas side. Find our previews and best bets for both games below. South Africa vs Australia Sunday 1:10am…

A thoroughly entertaining British and Irish Lions tour will come to a close in Sydney this weekend with the third and final Test. While it is a dead rubber in terms of the series with the Wallabies, there is still plenty to play for on both sides. For the tourists, they are chasing their first unbeaten series on a tour since winning three and drawing one in their controversial tour of South Africa in 1974. As for Australia, they have been competitive without reward across the two games so far and will want to put last week’s heartbreaking and hotly…

For the first time in their history, the British and Irish Lions will take to the famous MCG as they look to close out the 2025 series. But it won’t be the first time for the Wallabies with a long history of international rugby in Australia’s sporting capital. Super Rugby’s venture into Victoria might not have been overly successful but the national team has had some memorable matches across its three venues. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and revisit some of those fun and frustrating memories which, let’s be fair in the last 20 years is leaning more…

The tenth British and Irish Lions tour of Australia will reach its peak over the next three weekends with the Test Matches against the Wallabies in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney. Suncorp Stadium is the venue for the first meeting of the two sides this Saturday night, where they played out a tense contest that ended in dramatic circumstances. Trailing 23-21 with time expiring, Kurtley Beale lined up a long range attempt at a penalty to win the game for the Australians, only to slip on Suncorp’s churned up surface and send his kick short and wide left. Quite a lot…