As the BKT United Rugby Championship enters Round 14, the playoff race is heating up with several crucial derby matches and the return of international stars following the conclusion of the Six Nations. With just five points separating teams between 7th and 13th position, every match this weekend takes on added significance in the battle for the top eight.

Ulster Rugby v DHL Stormers

Kingspan Stadium, Belfast – Friday 7:35pm

Form

Ulster enter this clash having secured a crucial bonus-point victory in Wales last weekend, staging a late rally to overcome Dragons 34-30 at Rodney Parade. That win lifted them to ninth in the BKT URC table. At home, they’ve been formidable at Kingspan Stadium this season, winning four of their six home fixtures. The Stormers also left it late to claim maximum points last weekend, securing their fourth try two minutes from time in a 29-17 win away to the Scarlets. That victory propelled them to eighth position, just one point ahead of Ulster, setting up a tense encounter between two teams firmly in the playoff mix.

Team News

It’s a milestone evening for Stuart McCloskey who makes his 200th appearance for Ulster, with Tom Stewart also in line for his 50th appearance if introduced from the bench. Michael Lowry starts at full-back with Rob Baloucoune, James Hume, McCloskey and Jacob Stockdale completing a dangerous backline. Jack Murphy partners John Cooney in the half-backs. The Stormers welcome back centre Suleiman Hartzenberg and second row Connor Evans from injury, with Damian Willemse continuing at full-back. Ben Loader starts on the wing while Dewaldt Duvenage gets the nod at scrum-half. Ali Vermaak, Joseph Dweba and captain Neethling Fouche make up a powerful front row.

What They Said

“It’s 13 years since I started here in the Academy and 11 years since I played my first game,” McCloskey reflected. “The whole family is coming, so it will be special. I’m looking forward to getting another win hopefully. I just want to say a big thanks to everybody for all the support they have given me over the years – my family and all the fans.”

Teams

Ulster: Michael Lowry, Rob Baloucoune, James Hume, Stuart McCloskey, Jacob Stockdale, Jack Murphy, John Cooney, Andrew Warwick, Rob Herring, Tom O’Toole, Alan O’Connor (CAPT), Kieran Treadwell, Matty Rea, Nick Timoney, David McCann
Replacements: Tom Stewart, Callum Reid, Scott Wilson, Harry Sheridan, James McNabney, Nathan Doak, Ben Carson, Zac Ward

DHL Stormers: Damian Willemse, Ben Loader, Suleiman Hartzenberg, Dan du Plessis, Leolin Zas, Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu, Dewaldt Duvenage, Ali Vermaak, Joseph Dweba, Neethling Fouche (CAPT), Connor Evans, Ruben van Heerden, Dave Ewers, Marcel Theunissen, Evan Roos
Replacements: Andre-Hugo Venter, Brok Harris, Sazi Sandi, Gary Porter, Willie Engelbrecht, Paul de Wet, Jurie Matthee, Wandisile Simelane

Referee: Andrea Piardi (FIR, 50th league game) AR 1: Eoghan Cross (IRFU) AR 2: Andrew Fogarty (IRFU)
TMO: Stefano Roscini (FIR)

Live on: BBC NI, TG4, Premier Sports, SuperSport, Flo Rugby & URC.tv

Edinburgh Rugby v Dragons RFC

Hive Stadium, Edinburgh – Friday 7:35pm

Form

Edinburgh are looking to respond after suffering a late 21-18 defeat to Benetton last weekend, a result that damaged their playoff aspirations. They currently sit outside the top eight and need to return to winning ways on home soil. Their home record has been solid, winning four from six matches at the Hive Stadium this season. Dragons remain rooted to the bottom of the table but have been competitive in recent weeks, giving Ulster a real challenge last weekend before eventually falling to a 34-30 defeat. They’re still searching for their first away win of the campaign.

Team News

Edinburgh receive a significant boost with the return of six Scotland internationals. Wing duo Duhan van der Merwe and Darcy Graham, who both scored twice during the Six Nations, return to the starting XV. Matt Currie and James Lang form the centre partnership. Flanker Jamie Ritchie, prop Pierre Schoeman and lock Grant Gilchrist bolster the pack, while hooker Dave Cherry is named among the replacements. Ross Thompson starts at fly-half with Ben Vellacott at scrum-half. For Dragons, Tonga Test prop Paula Latu makes his first start after seven appearances from the bench, while winger Jared Rosser is set for his 100th appearance if introduced. Will Reed and Rhodri Williams form the half-back pairing, with Joe Westwood and Aneurin Owen in the centres.

What They Said

Edinburgh coach Sean Everitt said: “Every game in the URC has been tight in the last couple of months, so we have to make sure we execute as accurately as we can. The Dragons are a dangerous side, they win a lot of turnovers and can be really efficient and hurt you in the 22. They gave Ulster a hard time last weekend, so it’s not a team we can take lightly.”

Dragons Head Coach Filo Tiatia said: “Edinburgh are a good team. At home they play fast and like to play up tempo with a good set piece. It’s going to be a heck of a challenge in Scotland. We need to start well and keep building around how we apply pressure from minute one.”

Teams

Edinburgh Rugby: Wes Goosen, Darcy Graham, Matt Currie, James Lang, Duhan van der Merwe, Ross Thompson, Ben Vellacott (CO-CAPT), Pierre Schoeman, Paddy Harrison, D’arcy Rae, Marshall Sykes, Grant Gilchrist (CO-CAPT), Jamie Ritchie, Hamish Watson, Magnus Bradbury
Replacements: Dave Cherry, Boan Venter, Javan Sebastian, Glen Young, Freddy Douglas, Ali Price, Cammy Scott, Ross McCann

Dragons RFC: Huw Anderson, Rio Dyer, Joe Westwood, Aneurin Owen (CAPT), Ashton Hewitt, Will Reed, Rhodri Williams; Rodrigo Martinez, Elliot Dee, Paula Latu, Joe Davies, Steve Cummins, Shane Lewis-Hughes, Harrison Keddie, Aaron Wainwright
Replacements: Brodie Coghlan, Dylan Kelleher-Griffiths, Nathan Evans, Barny Langton-Cryer, Taine Basham, Dane Blacker, Josh Thomas, Jared Rosser

Referee: Morne Ferreira (SARU, 18th league game) AR 1: Jonny Perriam (SRU) AR 2: Rob McDowell (SRU)
TMO: Marius van der Westhuizen (SARU)

Live on: Premier Sports, BBC Wales, SuperSport, Flo Rugby & URC.tv

Vodacom Bulls v Zebre Parma

Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria – Saturday 12:45pm

Form

The Bulls are riding high after inflicting a first defeat of the season on league leaders Leinster with a dramatic 21-20 victory secured by David Kriel’s penalty with the final kick. That result kept them firmly in third place and strengthened their push for a top-two finish. They’ve won six of their seven home matches at Loftus Versfeld this season. Zebre pushed the Sharks all the way in Durban last weekend before eventually going down 35-34, a performance that belied their second-bottom position in the table. They’ve shown significant improvement in recent weeks despite having just one win all season.

Team News

Bulls coach Jake White has welcomed back captain Ruan Nortje and Simphiwe Matanzima to the squad, providing a timely boost as they look to maintain their position in the top three. Devon Williams starts at full-back with Sergeal Petersen and Stravino Jacobs on the wings. David Kriel, last week’s hero, continues at centre alongside Harold Vorster. For Zebre, full-back Geronimo Prisciantelli makes his 50th appearance for the club in a milestone game. Alessandro Fusco and Giovanni Montemauri form the half-back pairing, with Fetuli Paea and captain Enrico Lucchin in the centres. Up front, Luca Bigi captains the side from hooker.

What They Said

Bulls coach Jake White has been clear about the need for discipline improvement: “I’m not going to condone red cards, yellow cards, stupidity, because when we get to the knockout stages, we will lose those games. We need to be more smart. We can’t be stupid and think we are going to get to the back end of the competition and win it if we don’t make better decisions.”

Zebre Parma Head Coach Massimo Brunello said: “We are facing the Bulls this week, and it’s definitely another high-level match for us. Our goal is to be competitive, and if the result is also in our favour, we’ll be even happier. It’s clear that the Bulls are a strong team—they proved it last Saturday by beating Leinster. On Saturday, we have an extra motivation to perform well because Geronimo will reach 50 appearances. Doing it in such an iconic stadium, and with a strong team performance, would be an additional boost for everyone.”

Teams

Vodacom Bulls: Devon Williams, Sergeal Petersen, David Kriel, Harold Vorster, Stravino Jacobs, Keagan Johannes, Zak Burger, Alulutho Tshakweni, Jan-hendrik Wessels, Mornay Smith, Ruan Vermaak, JF van Heerden, Marcell Coetzee (CAPT), Jannes Kirsten, Celimpilo ka Gumede
Replacements: Simphiwe Matanzima, Akker van der Merwe, Wilco Louw, Ruan Nortje, Marco van Staden, Nizaam Carr, Embrose Papier, Boeta Chamberlain

Zebre Parma: Geronimo Prisciantelli, Jacopo Trulla, Fetuli Paea, Enrico Lucchin, Alessandro Gesi, Giovanni Montemauri, Alessandro Fusco, Luca Rizzoli, Luca Bigi (CAPT), Muhamed Hasa, Matteo Canali, Leonard Krumov, Guido Volpi, Iacopo Bianchi, Davide Ruggeri
Replacements: Tommaso Di Bartolomeo, Paolo Buonfiglio, Juan Pitinari, Francesco Ruffolo, Bautista Stavile, Ratko Jelic, Giacomo Da Re, Filippo Drago

Referee: Mike Adamson (SRU, 88th league game) AR 1: Cwengile Jadezweni (SARU) AR 2: Sean Muller (SARU)
TMO: Sam Grove-White (SRU)

Live on: SuperSport, Premier Sports, Flo Rugby & URC.tv

Connacht Rugby v Munster Rugby

Hastings Insurance MacHale Park, Mayo – Saturday 2:30pm

Form

Connacht sit 12th in the table and desperately need a win to keep their playoff hopes alive after a 43-40 defeat to Ospreys last weekend. They have been inconsistent at home this season with three wins and three losses. Head coach Cullie Tucker believes the league will go down to the wire: “I don’t think teams will be out of it until the last round.” Munster occupy sixth position and are looking to strengthen their top-eight credentials following a defeat to Glasgow Warriors. They’ve won three of their seven away matches this season and will be keen to get back to winning ways.

Team News

This historic match at MacHale Park sees both sides welcome back their international contingent. Connacht are boosted by the returns of Bundee Aki, Finlay Bealham, Mack Hansen and Cian Prendergast. Hansen starts at full-back with Chay Mullins and Finn Treacy on the wings. Josh Ioane and Caolin Blade form the half-back pairing. Munster welcome back captain Tadhg Beirne, Calvin Nash, Jack Crowley and Conor Murray, with the latter set to make his 200th appearance for the province. Craig Casey also returns from a long-term ankle injury to start at scrum-half, while Jean Kleyn is back on the bench after five months out with a quad issue. Ben O’Connor starts at full-back with Nash and Seán O’Brien on the wings.

What They Said

Connacht second row Joe Joyce said of the sold-out fixture at Mayo GAA’s home ground: “What an occasion it’s going to be. There has been so much excitement and chat about the game. It’s sold out, it’s going to be a special occasion. So, whoever takes the field, there’s a responsibility to do our best.”

Coach Cullie Tucker added: “The history and importance of this game is not lost on us. It’s going to be a fantastic occasion for us all to be involved in and it’s our job to deliver a performance befitting of that occasion.”

Teams

Connacht: Mack Hansen; Chay Mullins, Hugh Gavin, Bundee Aki, Finn Treacy; Josh Ioane, Caolin Blade; Jordan Duggan, Dave Heffernan, Finlay Bealham; Joe Joyce, Darragh Murray; Cian Prendergast (CAPT), Shamus Hurley-Langton, Sean Jansen
Replacements: Dylan Tierney-Martin, Denis Buckley, Jack Aungier, Josh Murphy, Paul Boyle, Matthew Devine, JJ Hanrahan, Santiago Cordero

Munster: Ben O’Connor; Calvin Nash, Tom Farrell, Alex Nankivell, Seán O’Brien; Jack Crowley, Craig Casey; Jeremy Loughman, Diarmuid Barron, Oli Jager; Fineen Wycherley, Tadhg Beirne (CAPT); Tom Ahern, John Hodnett, Gavin Coombes
Replacements: Niall Scannell, Josh Wycherley, Stephen Archer, Jean Kleyn, Ruadhán Quinn, Conor Murray, Rory Scannell, Alex Kendellen

Referee: Craig Evans (WRU, 58th league game) AR 1: Andrew Cole (IRFU) AR 2: Padraic Reidy (IRFU)
TMO: Colin Stanley (IRFU)

Live on: TG4, Premier Sports, SuperSport, Flo Rugby & URC.tv

Scarlets v Ospreys

Parc Y Scarlets, Llanelli – Saturday 3:00pm

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Scarlets’ Josh Macleod leads his team out
Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Luca Sighinolfi

Form

The Scarlets sit 14th in the table but are just five points behind their seventh-placed opponents after narrowly losing 29-17 to the Stormers last weekend. Their home form has been disappointing with just two wins from six matches at Parc y Scarlets this season. The Ospreys have been in excellent form, beaten just once in the eight games since Mark Jones took over as head coach. They’ll be looking to avenge their 23-22 defeat to Scarlets back in December.

Team News

Wales international Blair Murray returns for Scarlets at full-back as the only change from last weekend’s defeat to the Stormers. Macs Page and Ellis Mee occupy the wing positions, with Joe Roberts and Eddie James in the centres. Ioan Lloyd continues at fly-half with Gareth Davies at scrum-half. For Ospreys, George McGuigan is named at hooker for his first start for the club. Wales captain Jac Morgan returns to skipper the side from openside flank, with international front-row duo Gareth Thomas and Dewi Lake also back on regional duty. Dan Edwards partners Kieran Hardy in the half-backs, with Owen Williams and Evardi Boshoff forming the centre partnership.

What They Said

Scarlets head coach Dwayne Peel said: “It’s going to be a great occasion. You’ve got two sides that want to go out and play and two sides competing hard for the top eight. For West Wales rugby, that’s fantastic. It’s a big derby, a lot of tickets have been sold, the interest for the game is huge, which is great, and it’s exciting to be part of it.”

Ospreys Head Coach Mark Jones said: “We’re looking forward to the energy around this fixture. We’re expecting a great atmosphere and that will bring the best out of our players as well as the home team. Derby matches are one off games, they swing on small moments, so you can’t look too deep into any games in the past or future. We’re fully focused on Saturday.”

Teams

Scarlets: Blair Murray, Macs Page, Joe Roberts, Eddie James, Ellis Mee, Ioan Lloyd, Gareth Davies, Alec Hepburn, Marnus van der Merwe, Henry Thomas, Alex Craig, Sam Lousi, Vaea Fifita, Josh Macleod (CAPT), Taine Plumtree
Replacements: Ryan Elias, Sam O’Connor, Sam Wainwright, Jac Price, Jarrod Taylor, Efan Jones, Ioan Nicholas, Dan Davis

Ospreys: Iestyn Hopkins, Luke Morgan, Evardi Boshoff, Owen Williams, Ryan Conbeer, Dan Edwards, Kieran Hardy, Gareth Thomas, George McGuigan, Ben Warren, James Ratti, Adam Beard, Tristan Davies, Jac Morgan (CAPT), Morgan Morris
Replacements: Dewi Lake, Steffan Thomas, Tom Botha, Rhys Davies, Morgan Morse, Luke Davies, Phil Cokanasiga, Max Nagy

Referee: Griffin Colby (SARU, 6th league game) AR 1: Adam Jones (WRU) AR 2: Ellis Poulden (WRU)
TMO: Marius van der Westhuizen (SARU)

Live on: S4C, Premier Sports, SuperSport, Flo Rugby & URC.tv

Hollywoodbets Sharks v Leinster Rugby

Hollywoodbets Kings Park, Durban – Saturday 5:15pm

Form

The fourth-placed Sharks maintained their unbeaten home record with a dramatic 35-34 win over Zebre last weekend, with Jordan Hendrikse converting Ethan Hooker’s try to secure the victory. They’ve won all six home matches at Hollywoodbets Kings Park this season. Leinster suffered their first defeat of the season against the Bulls in Pretoria last weekend, going down 21-20 to a last-minute penalty. Despite the setback, they remain comfortable leaders at the top of the table.

Team News

The Sharks make two personnel changes with flanker James Venter and centre Andre Esterhuizen coming into the starting line-up. Ethan Hooker moves to the wing and Yaw Penxe goes to full-back in a backline reshuffle. Springbok stars Siya Kolisi, Bongi Mbonambi, Ox Nche and Vincent Koch all start. Leinster have made eight changes to their side, with Fintan Gunne making his first start at scrum-half, while Alan Spicer is in line for a debut if introduced from the bench. Max Deegan captains the side from number eight, with experienced front-rower Cian Healy named in the starting XV. Jimmy O’Brien starts at full-back with Andrew Osborne and Tommy O’Brien on the wings.

What They Said

Leinster coach Leo Cullen said: “They’re very aggressive in the air and they get a lot of rewards there. They kick a fair bit from nine. They have a strong aerial game. Similarly to a lot of the South African teams, they will always challenge us at the set piece. Jason Jenkins is in their ranks so he’ll have a bit of an idea what it is we’re trying to do, which is always a bit of a danger. It’s a great challenge away from home in Durban. Hollywoodbets Kings Park is such an iconic stadium so we’re looking forward to the challenge.”

Teams

Hollywoodbets Sharks: Yaw Penxe, Ethan Hooker, Jurenzo Julius, Andre Esterhuizen, Makazole Mapimpi, Jordan Hendrikse, Jaden Hendrikse, Ox Nche, Bongi Mbonambi, Vincent Koch, Jason Jenkins, Emile van Heerden, James Venter, Vincent Tshituka, Siya Kolisi (CAPT)
Replacements: Fez Mbatha, Ntuthuko Mchunu, Ruan Dreyer, Corne’ Rahl, Manu Tshituka, Bradley Davids, Siya Masuku, Francois Venter

Leinster: Jimmy O’Brien, Tommy O’Brien, Liam Turner, Charlie Tector, Andrew Osborne, Ciarán Frawley, Fintan Gunne, Cian Healy, John McKee, Thomas Clarkson, Diarmuid Mangan, Brian Deeny, Alex Soroka, Will Connors, Max Deegan (CAPT)
Replacements: Lee Barron, Michael Milne, Rory McGuire, Alan Spicer, Scott Penny, Oliver Coffey, Ross Byrne, Henry McErlean

Referee: Ben Breakspear (WRU, 9th league game) AR 1: Christopher Allison (SARU) AR 2: Hanru van Rooyen (SARU)
TMO: Ben Whitehouse (WRU)

Live on: SuperSport, RTÉ, Premier Sports, Flo Rugby & URC.tv

Benetton Rugby v Cardiff Rugby

Stadio Monigo, Treviso – Saturday 7:35pm

Form

Benetton secured a dramatic victory over Edinburgh in Round 13 to strengthen their playoff aspirations. They currently sit 10th in the table and have been strong at home, winning five from six matches at Stadio Monigo this season. Cardiff held on for a nail-biting 20-17 win against the Lions to move up to fifth in the table. They’ve won three of their seven away matches this campaign and will be looking to build on last weekend’s success.

Team News

Italy lock Niccolò Cannone has been named on the bench by Benetton as he returns from Six Nations duty. Ignacio Brex and Malakai Fekitoa form a formidable centre partnership, with Paolo Odogwu and Ignacio Mendy on the wings. Wales second row Teddy Williams, who featured in four Six Nations matches and scored against Scotland, will captain Cardiff. Rugby league convert Regan Grace makes his first URC start on the wing, while Harri Millard and Rory Jennings form the centre partnership. Callum Sheedy starts at fly-half with Ellis Bevan at scrum-half.

What They Said

Cardiff’s Teddy Williams said: “The table is so close. Most of the teams are pretty close. It was a massive win for us over the Lions last weekend. They are obviously a team very close to us in the table. It was one where we go up and they stay, so it was a bit of a six-pointer, as they say in football. We put pressure on ourselves to deliver and we did it with that win. Hopefully, we can use that to kick start our last block of games. It’s a good position to be in where pretty much every match is really important. It’s nice to be playing games that are meaningful results-wise.”

Benetton Head Coach Marco Bortolami said: “Our only focus is to bring home the result against Cardiff – the choices were made to field the best possible squad, giving continuity compared to last week with a couple of changes among the 23. Unfortunately, we have to do without Izekor due to injury and Menoncello as his physical indicators have pushed us to give him a precautionary rest.”

Teams

Benetton: Rhyno Smith, Ignacio Mendy, Ignacio Brex, Malakai Fekitoa, Paolo Odogwu, Tomas Albornoz, Andy Uren; Thomas Gallo, Bautista Bernasconi, Giosué Zilocchi, Scott Scrafton, Eli Snyman (CAPT), Riccardo Favretto, Manuel Zuliani, Toa Halafihi
Replacements: Siua Maile, Mirco Spagnolo, Simone Ferrari, Niccolò Cannone, Federico Ruzza, Michele Lamaro, Alessandro Garbisi, Jacob Umaga

Cardiff Rugby: Cam Winnett, Gabriel Hamer-Webb, Harri Millard, Rory Jennings, Regan Grace, Callum Sheedy, Ellis Bevan, Danny Southworth, Evan Lloyd, Rhys Litterick, Ben Donnell, Teddy Williams (CAPT), James Botham, Dan Thomas, Alun Lawrence
Replacements: Dafydd Hughes, Corey Domachowski, Joe Cowell, Rory Thornton, Alex Mann, Thomas Young, Johan Mulder, Ben Thomas

Referee: Hollie Davidson (SRU, 19th league game) AR 1: Filippo Russo (FIR) AR 2: Darlo Merli (FIR)
TMO: Andrew McMenemy (SRU)

Live on: Sky Italia, S4C, Premier Sports, SuperSport, Flo Rugby & URC.tv

Glasgow Warriors v Emirates Lions

Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow – Saturday 7:35pm

Form

Second-placed Glasgow will be looking to maintain their challenge for a home playoff route following their 28-21 victory over Munster last weekend. They boast a strong home record, having won all six matches at Scotstoun Stadium this season. The Lions nearly pulled off a significant win in Cardiff last week, being held up over the line twice in the dying minutes. They currently sit 13th but remain in the playoff hunt, just four points outside the top eight.

Team News

South African second row JP Du Preez makes his first start for Glasgow since returning from long-term injury. Kyle Rowe starts at full-back with Jamie Dobie and Kyle Steyn on the wings. Tom Jordan and Stafford McDowall form the centre pairing, while Adam Hastings and George Horne are the half-backs. For the Lions, Ruan Venter makes his 50th appearance for the franchise. Quan Horn starts at full-back with Richard Kriel and Edwill van der Merwe on the wings. Manuel Rass and captain Marius Louw form the centre partnership. Gianni Lombard and Nico Steyn are the half-back pairing.

What They Said

Lions prop Asenathi Ntlabakanye said: “Last week was a missed opportunity. We reviewed our game and we played really well. Just being clinical at the finishing stages, that’s been a work-on this week – finishing opportunities when we get into those zones. Here in Europe, it’s a bit different. There’s a lot of things that factor into the end result, in that if you don’t really capitalise, the home team knows how to play the conditions. So we need to be better in that aspect.”

Teams

Glasgow Warriors: Kyle Rowe, Jamie Dobie, Stafford McDowall, Tom Jordan, Kyle Steyn (CAPT), Adam Hastings, George Horne; Nathan McBeth, Grant Stewart, Sam Talakai, Gregor Brown, JP du Preez, Euan Ferrie, Sione Vailanu, Jack Mann
Replacements: Johnny Matthews, Rory Sutherland, Zander Fagerson, Alex Samuel, Henco Venter, Rory Darge, Ben Afshar, Sebastian Cancelliere

Emirates Lions: Quan Horn, Richard Kriel, Manuel Rass, Marius Louw, Edwill van der Merwe, Gianni Lombard, Nico Steyn, Juan Schoeman, PJ Botha, Asenathi Ntlabakanye, Ruben Schoeman, Darrien Landsberg, JC Pretorius, Ruan Venter, Francke Horn (CAPT)
Replacements: Franco Marais, SJ Kotze, RF Schoeman, Ruan Delport, Siba Qoma, Layton Horn, Jarod Cairns, Rynhardt Jonker

Referee: Gianluca Gnecchi (FIR, 37th league game) AR 1: Ru Campbell (SRU) AR 2: Fin Brown (SRU)
TMO: Stefano Penne (FIR)

Live on: Premier Sports, SuperSport, Flo Rugby & URC.tv