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DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - NOVEMBER 30: Jorja Miller of New Zealand performs haka after winning the Cup Final against Australia during the HSBC Sevens tournament on November 30, 2025 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. (Photo by Martin Dokoupil/Getty Images)

It’s a bumper weekend of action on RugbyPass TV, as the HSBC SVNS heads to Cape Town for round 2 of the SVNS Series, the Rugby Europe Super Cup returns after the international break and Cambridge head to Bedford in the Champ!

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HSBC SVNS 1 – Cape Town SVNS

Day 1, 07:55 GMT, 6th December – Watch live here
Day 2, 07:55 GMT, 7th December – Watch live here

Fresh off the opening round in Dubai, SVNS rolls on to South Africa and Cape Town for the second leg of the 2025/2026 season.

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Seven countries will be looking to open their account for the season following New Zealand taking out both the Men’s and Women’s competitions, defeating trans-tasman rivals Australia in both finals to take the first title of the season.

For the Australian women, it was the first time they had failed to take out the Dubai title in six years, such has been their dominance in the opening tournament of the series.

The two rivals may be set for another collision course in the final, with the countries separated by seeding in the Cape Town pool stages.

New Zealand are joined in Pool A by Fiji, Great Britain and the USA, who upset the eventual champions in pool play in Dubai, while Australia will take their place in Pool B with France, Canada and Japan, who finished an impressive third last weekend.

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In the men’s competition, New Zealand will join by hosts South Africa, Fiji and Great Britain in Pool A, while Australia have Argentina, France and Spain to contend with in Pool B.

With the new format setting up do-or-die match ups throughout the tournament, you won’t want to miss any of the action this weekend.

All matches are available on RugbyPass TV and the RugbyPass app in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Japan and France, as well as other selected territories subject to local broadcasting rights. Please check the SVNS Where to Watch page for your local broadcaster.

Highlights will also be available on RugbyPass TV following the day’s play, with replays available after the completion of the full weekend’s schedule.

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Rugby Europe Super Cup

Castilla y Leon Iberians v Bohemia Rugby Warriors, 16:00 GMT, 5th December – Watch live here
Romanian Wolves v Lusitanos, 16:00 GMT, 6th December – Watch live here
Delta v Brussels Devils, 18:30 GMT, 6th December – Watch live here

The Rugby Europe Super Cup returns following the international break, with the two rounds of pool play to go before January’s finals series.

Table-topping Castilla y Leon Iberians will open play on Friday the 5th, welcoming Czech side Bohemia Rugby Warriors to Spain.

Second placed Lusitanos, representing Portugal, will travel to Bucharest to take on the Romanian Wolves, who are looking for their first win in this year’s competition.

The rounds final match will take place in Amsterdam, as Delta welcome the Brussels Devils across the border.

All matches are available live and free on RugbyPass TV globally.

Champ Rugby

Bedford Blues v Cambridge, 15:00 GMT, 6th December – Watch live here

Champ Rugby will be available to view for the first time on RugbyPass TV this weekend, as Cambridge look to secure their first win of the season against a high-flying Bedford Blues side.

The Blues have put together an impressive campaign so far, winning five out of their eight matches so far to sit third on the table, hot on the heels of a resurgent Worcester Warriors and unbeaten leaders Ealing Trailfinders.

Cambridge by contrast sit bottom of the table but by no means are cut adrift yet, with the young side looking for the win that would kickstart their season and potentially lift them from the foot of the table.

The match will be live and free on RugbyPass TV, with all other matches in round 9 of the Champ available on Clubber TV (subscription required).

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Tom 32 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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