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The draw will determine whether South Africa's four URC clubs face favourable routes or daunting assignments as they chase success in European club rugby's two premier...
Bordeaux conquered Europe. The Hurricanes have dominated Super Rugby Pacific. I put the two match-day 23s head-to-head, position by position, to determine who would claim rugby's...
Leinster copped criticism for losing a fourth successive Investec Champions Cup final but their ambition to win two titles every season could be their undoing.
Wilco Louw is the most destructive tighthead prop in international rugby, but he lost out to an Irish No 3 in the URC Team of the...
The All Blacks will have a new hybrid strike weapon and power tool of a backline player who is comfortable playing in the pack.
South African Carlü Sadie has a remarkable rugby story, which gets even more inspirational if Bordeaux wins the Investec Champions Cup title and he makes his...
Bordeaux's Matthieu Jalibert has been the star of the Investec Champions Cup. One of his tries is also the Out of the Ordinary Photograph of the...
The 2025/26 Investec Champions Cup tournament has belonged individually to Matthieu Jalibert of Bordeaux Bègles. The French No 10 has produced 10-star performances. He was inspirational...
No South African club will play in the Investec Champions Cup semi-finals this weekend, but there will be plenty Springbok Green and Gold on show.
Every week, on the Keo & Zels Show, a winner is picked from the most hybrid performance of the weekend's action.
There is something magical and majestic about Maxime Lucu and his Bordeaux Bègles warriors. They are currently the best club team in the world.
South African coaches and players have made their presence felt for overseas clubs in the Investec Champions Cup 2025/26 season.
South Africa, at Test level, rules the rugby world, but in the Investec Champions Cup, the toughest club competition in the sport, the winning of the...
50,000 people turned out to welcome Investec Champions Cup winning side Union Bordeaux-Bègles back.
Former France wing Vincent Clerc is expecting next season to be a thriller after the 2019-20 campaign was cut short.
A five-week break has been implemented in the Premiership, with the Champions Cup and Challenge Cup quarter-finals pushed back.
