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RugbyPass to live stream Super Rugby Aotearoa in UK, Ireland, Europe, Asia and ME

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In a ground-breaking new partnership, New Zealand Rugby are teaming up with RugbyPass to provide Super Rugby Aotearoa in 100 territories – including the UK, Ireland, Europe, Asia and the Middle East – for the 2021 season.

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After a block-busting inaugural season last year, the 2021 Super Rugby Aotearoa season returns this Friday and for the first-time fans can watch in over 100 countries on the RugbyPass platform. The new partnership will allow millions of fans to access live streaming of every game from the competition through to its culmination on 8th May.

The service will be live for this weekend’s games and will provide access to live matches, plus highlights, condensed games, and expert opinion and analysis from the RugbyPass team.

RugbyPass CEO, Neil Martin, commented: “We are tremendously excited to be able to bring Super Rugby Aotearoa to the RugbyPass platform for the millions of fans across the globe. RugbyPass is already the biggest rugby destination in the world, and this new partnership with NZR further demonstrates our commitment to the Sport and the major competitions and content that fans desire.”

New Zealand Rugby CEO, Mark Robinson, was equally enthusiastic: “The hype around Super Rugby Aotearoa globally last year was incredible as New Zealand was fortunate enough to be one of the first countries in the world to enjoy live sport with crowds.  The rugby was fantastic and the fans loved it.   We are set for another phenomenal year – and to be doing something different by partnering with RugbyPass to deliver our competition to fans worldwide is really exciting”.

Weekly passes, featuring two live games every weekend, will be available at www.rugbypass.com/live-super-rugby/ for USD 9.99, EUR 7.99 or GBP 6.99, whilst fans can get a season-long pass for USD 49.99, EUR 39.99 or GBP 34.99. 

For more information click here.

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COUNTRIES WHERE YOU CAN WATCH SUPER RUGBY AOTEAROA WITH RUGBYPASS: 

Afghanistan, Albania, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belarus, Belgium, Bhutan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brunei, Bulgaria, Burma (Myanmar), Cambodia, Channel Islands, China, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Estonia, Federated States of Micronesia, Finland, France, French Speaking Switzerland, Gaza Strip, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Ireland, Isle of Man, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Kiribati, Kosovo, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Latvia, Lebanon, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macau, Macedonia, Malaysia, Maldives, Malta, Marianas, Marshall Islands, Moldova, Mongolia, Montenegro, Nepal, Netherlands, North Korea, Northern Ireland, Northern Marianas, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Palau, Palestine, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Russia, Scotland, Serbia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Turkey, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, Vietnam, Wales, West Bank, Yemen.

 

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Tommy B. 40 minutes ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

Yeah, about that.

He brought on a promising chap called Courtenay Lawes off the bench to replace him if memory serves.

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NB 48 minutes ago
'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

He ain’t that slow, and when he gets hold of you, you don’t get off the hook!

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NB 49 minutes ago
'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Even the ex-props cannot be certain in real time! We ran a few experiments….


For pens, stick to flagrant and dangerous play like collapses, otherwise make the feeding side use the ball.

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NB 51 minutes ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

I told him that before he took over and he didn’t believe he couldn’t find a 7 in the Prem! How long did Harrison last in that Test v Aussie? 30 minutes or so!

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IkeaBoy 53 minutes ago
Leo Cullen 'completely, 100 per cent' understands Leinster fan frustration

Indeed. As grimly predictable as ‘morning glory.’

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NB 54 minutes ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

Cards are not accidents, they are the result of pressure exerted. The ABs could not handle that pressure, and something [more than one thing] broke.


If you take away the GKing, I would take at least four other FBs ahead of Ramos right now. Even Buros from UBB is better.

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NB 57 minutes ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

They’ll rest whoever they see fit in the final analysis.

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IkeaBoy 59 minutes ago
'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Yeah, joking aside it should be blown by specialists. Or at the very least get all test ref’s up to speed by speaking to a few ex-props.


I think it should be a separate 30 second scrum clock. Don’t stop the game clock.

30 seconds to set, engage, throw it in and get it out. No re-sets. One shot.


You don’t want props to feel left out and you don’t want it to go the way of rugby league, scrums are no longer useful if they can’t be ref’d properly.

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PB 1 hour ago
'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Hee hee, yeah he is the heaviest lock around, but honestly the best is an absolute stretch. RG Snyman isn’t alot lighter and offers way more athleticism. There are actually quite a few powerful locks that offer more than the slower than treacle Skelton, hence why he never really makes much impact vs the top tier test teams

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NB 1 hour ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

It won’t make any diff to the number of Toulouse players withdrawn from the tour of NZ though.

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NB 1 hour ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

😲🤣

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NB 1 hour ago
'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

I would suggest something more radical. We don’t want tech pens for perceived indiscretions and we don’t want reset scrums taking any time [at all] off the game clock.


I’d prefer the scrum to be under rather than over-reffed as you’re suggesting - mostly by ppl who don’t really know what’s happening. If there is doubt, let the scrum play out!

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Tommy B. 1 hour ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

I was thinking exactly that as I put the list together.


In fact, it’s more recent than 2012. I remember Eddie lamenting the ‘Six and a halves’ he had going into the 2016 England tour of Oz. He went with Robshaw and Haskell, and then Temaina Harrison at ‘7’ in the last test because Haskell was injured.

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IkeaBoy 1 hour ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

Has Ramos surpassed Will Jordan? You mean now that Ramos has reverted back to 15, a position Will Jordan is still growing into at test level? Ramos was covering 10 last year while N’tmack was still out.


Wasn’t that the same dream team that had Lomax in it, lol?!


Based on recent form. A storming 6N and an undefeated Nov series. I’m still not seeing an argument for a better current backline than Ramos, Penaud, LBB.

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tf 1 hour ago
'What he’s given to this club is nothing short of incredible'

Perhaps he's been on borrowed time but he didnt pick himself. And there have still been some remarkable performances.


And even now nobody is sure who'll take his spot in the 23. Especially with Conan if not over the hill, beyond the top.

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NB 1 hour ago
'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Good one😅

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IkeaBoy 1 hour ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

I watched the (warm-up) game were the Boks led 14-0 on the back of a try created by one up runners and an intercept. AB’s had a player in the bin during this time.


Then around 39 mins it’s a red card. In the second half they score 3 lineout maul tries exposing the player advantage. Two in the corner and Kwagga splitting off the back to go close to the posts.


Ramos? Who’s a better test level 15 at the moment? Do Bielle-Biarrey’s 8 TRIES in this years 6N merely count as great?

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IkeaBoy 1 hour ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

We could always discuss your team, Edward?


Do you even have one? Too afraid to join in?

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IkeaBoy 1 hour ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

Galthie remarked about 20 protected players but that was last summer.


The agreement with the league was signed months after in October last year. It’s only stipulation is around resting finalists.

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