The Rugby Championship News

The Springboks retained The Rugby Championship with a hard-fought, but well-deserved 29-27 win over Argentina at the Allianz Stadium, Twickenham

The All Blacks kept their hopes of winning the Rugby Championship alive with a 28-14 win over the Wallabies in Perth.

The All Blacks’ selectors have made six changes to the match day squad to play Australia at Optus Stadium in Perth, in the Final TRC round.

Rob Valetini, Will Skelton and Jake Gordon have all been named in the Wallabies squad for the final match of the Rugby Championship.

Argentina head coach Felipe Contepomi made seven changes to his team for the rematch against the Springboks at Allianz Stadium in London.

Coach Erasmus has made four changes to the match squad for The Rugby Championship decider against the Pumas at the Allianz Stadium in London.

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The bonus-point victory sent the Springboks to the top of the standings ahead of their final-round clash against the Pumas in London.

The Wallabies fought back from 3-20 down, but Cam Roigard’s second try late in the game ensured the All Blacks retain the Bledisloe Cup.

Coach Comtepomi has strengthened his forward pack for the round five match against the Springboks in Durban.

Ardie Savea will captain the All Blacks who have made five match-day squad changes for Round 5 against the Wallabies.

Coach Schmidt has been forced into several changes for the fifth round clash against the All Blacks in Auckland.

The head coach has made only two changes to his starting XV for Round 5 – which will be led by Siya Kolisi.

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The Springboks recorded their biggest ever win over the All Blacks in Wellington by defeating their arch rivals by 43-10.

The Wallabies scored three tries more than the Pumas but the difference was the boot of Santiago Carreras, who slotted seven penalties at Allianz Stadium.

The Wallabies have unveiled their team to play Argentina in round four, with four changes headlined by Tane Edmed who will make his starting debut.

The All Blacks will cap their ninth debutant of 2025 when former Sevens star Leroy Carter takes the field against the Springboks in TRC Round #4.

Pumas head coach Contepomi has made three changes for the round three clash at Allianz Stadium.

For the fourth-round Rugby Championship encounter at Sky Stadium, Wellington, the Springboks have made seven changes to the team that lost in Auckland.