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British and Irish Lions team up with RugbyPass for strategic partnership

The British and Irish Lions, in collaboration with World Rugby, will be releasing all news and video updates via the RugbyPass app for the 2025 tour of Australia.

World Rugby and the British & Irish Lions have today announced a groundbreaking strategic collaboration that will see the RugbyPass App become the designated hub of The Qatar Airways British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia 2025, creating a one-stop digital destination for fans around the globe. 

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The RugbyPass App is available now and offers unrivalled access to news, match centre, stats and exclusive video content, powered by World Rugby’s technology, editorial expertise, production support and global social reach, for a full fan engagement experience. 

The collaboration will also see World Rugby and the British & Irish Lions co-create exclusive behind-the-scenes social content and original programming via Lions Productions in partnership with World Rugby Studios, bringing supporters closer to the Lions than ever before. 

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British & Irish Lions in collaboration with the RugbyPass App

World Rugby and the British & Irish Lions announce a groundbreaking strategic collaboration that will see the RugbyPass App become the designated home of the British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia in 2025.

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British & Irish Lions in collaboration with the RugbyPass App

World Rugby and the British & Irish Lions announce a groundbreaking strategic collaboration that will see the RugbyPass App become the designated home of the British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia in 2025.

British & Irish Lions CEO Ben Calveley said: “On our own Lions channels, we had more than 100 million video views in 2024, so ahead of the Tour kicking off this month, we expect to dwarf those numbers in 2025. 

“By joining forces with World Rugby and the RugbyPass App, in partnership with our own in-house team and Lions Productions, we can help drive more interest and create more fandom throughout the game as the eyes of the sporting world focus on The Lions this summer.” 

World Rugby Chief Executive Alan Gilpin added: “This exciting collaboration represents a bold step in the way we grow the sport’s audience share with stakeholders. By combining World Rugby’s social and digital expertise with the iconic status of the British & Irish Lions, we are creating a dynamic, interactive platform that brings fans closer to the action – and to each other – than ever before.” 

The strategic partnership also marks a major milestone in World Rugby’s wider digital growth strategy ahead of men’s and women’s Rugby World Cups in Australia in 2027 and 2029, respectively, combining with the Lions to create a golden decade of rugby in Australia. 

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The RugbyPass App is available to download now on Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

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Tom 35 minutes ago
Eben Etzebeth staring at huge ban after another red card

Well… I'd say the modern Boks are not a particularly violent team but it's impossible to getaway with much violence on an international rugby field now. The Boks of yesteryear were at times brutal. Whether or not the reputation is justified, they do have that reputation amongst a lot of rugby fans.

As for point 2.. it's a tricky one, I don't want to slander a nation here. I'm no “Bok hater”, but I've gotta say some Bok fans are the most obnoxious fans I've personally encountered. Notably this didn't seem to be a problem until the Boks became the best in the world. I agree that fans from other nations can be awful too, every nation has it's fair share of d-heads but going on any rugby forum or YouTube comments is quite tedious these days owing to the legions of partisan Bok fans who jump onto every thread regardless of if it's about the Boks to tell everyone how much better the Boks are than everyone else. A Saffa once told me that SA is a troubled country and because of that the Boks are a symbol of SA victory against all odds so that's why the fans are so passionate. At least you recognise that there is an issue with some Bok fans, that's more than many are willing to concede. Whatever the reason, it's just boring is all I can tell you and I can say coming from a place of absolute honesty I encounter far, far more arrogance and obnoxious behaviour from Bok fans than any other fanbase - the kiwis were nothing like this when they were on top. So look much love to SA, I bear no hatred of ill will, I just want to have conversations about rugby without being told constantly that the Boks are the best team in the world and all coaches except Rassie are useless etc



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