Rugby takes centre stage in a blockbuster weekend on SuperSport

With the Women’s Rugby World Cup final, the Springboks' Castle Lager Rugby Championship clash, and the start of the Vodacom URC season, rugby takes centre stage in a monumental weekend of sport on SuperSport. Catch all the thrilling rugby action, along with a full line-up of football, cricket, netball, MotoGP, and the Ryder Cup, all live on Your World of Champions.

As the final days of September tick by, the world of sport is set to ignite with a monumental weekend of action, and SuperSport is your home for every thrilling moment.

From a historic World Cup final and the return of a beloved championship to a crucial clash for the Springboks, a packed calendar of rugby is leading the charge on Your World of Champions.

But the excitement doesn't stop there.

SuperSport is also delivering a full throttle line-up of top tier football from across Europe and South Africa, including seven consecutive days of LaLiga, alongside the Ryder Cup, MotoGP, and the Women's Cricket World Cup.

This is more than just a weekend of sport—it’s an epic showcase of global competition, all available live and direct to you.

RUGBY TAKES THE LEAD

The action kicks off with a monumental clash for the ultimate prize in women’s rugby.

On Saturday, 27 September, Canada and England face off in the Women’s Rugby World Cup final at Twickenham Stadium (kick-off at 5pm), with the action being shown live on the SS Rugby Channel.

England secured their spot after a hard-fought semifinal, displaying tactical discipline and clinical finishing to overcome one of their fiercest rivals, France.

Canada, on the other hand, earned their place with an impressive display against New Zealand, using a powerful forward pack and relentless pressure to break down the defending champions.

This is a final not to be missed as two of the world’s best teams battle for the crown.

The rugby intensity continues as the Springboks return to the field for a high-stakes Castle Lager Rugby Championship showdown against Argentina on Saturday, 27 September , at Kings Park in Durban (kick-off at 5pm).

The Springboks head into the contest boosted by an emphatic 43-10 victory against New Zealand.

However, Argentina has shown their own fighting spirit, most recently edging Australia 28-26.

With bonus points potentially decisive, both teams know the stakes are incredibly high in this crucial battle.

Adding to the excitement is the return of the Vodacom United Rugby Championship (URC) for its 25th season.

The URC roars back to life this Friday with an explosive opening round of fierce rivalries and new storylines.

The weekend begins with a blockbuster clash as the Stormers host reigning champions Leinster at 7pm.

Saturday’s action includes the Bulls v Ospreys (2pm), while two late kick-offs see Connacht v Benetton and Cardiff Rugby v Lions (both 8:45pm), ensuring a full slate of rugby to kick off the new season.

FROM MADRID TO MANCHESTER: THE BEST FOOTBALL ACTION IS HERE

The football action is non-stop on SuperSport, with a number of thrilling games lined up.

First up, the action from the English domestic cup competition, the Carabao Cup, which kicks off on 23 September, with a number of thrilling fixtures to look forward to, including Lincoln City v Chelsea, and Premier League champions Liverpool v Southampton.

The excitement continues on 24 September , with clashes like Manchester City v Huddersfield and Port Vale v Arsenal.

In LaLiga, a classic rivalry is renewed in the Madrid Derby on 27 September (4:15pm), as in-form Real Madrid takes on Atlético Madrid at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano Stadium.

With Real Madrid’s perfect start to the season and Atlético’s fighting spirit, this is an encounter that promises to be anything but predictable.

SuperSport will air seven consecutive days of LaLiga football kicking off from tonight with a clash between Athletic Club and Girona.

The Uefa Champions League returns with Matchday 2 fixtures on 30 September and 1 October , featuring a host of must-watch matches.

SuperSport will broadcast the action, including Galatasaray v Liverpool (9pm), Arsenal v Olympiacos (9pm), Chelsea v Benfica (9pm), and a huge clash between Barcelona and PSG (9pm), with all the continent’s biggest clubs vying for early momentum.

The Betway Premiership also delivers plenty of action, including a highly anticipated clash tonight (23 September) between Siwelele FC and Orlando Pirates at 7:30pm.

Siwelele, on a poor run of form, will be desperate to turn things around against a more consistent Pirates side.

In the Premier League, a thrilling game is lined up for 28 September, as Newcastle takes on Arsenal.

After Newcastle got the better of Arsenal in three separate encounters last season, including knocking them out of the Carabao Cup, the Gunners will be seeking revenge in a crucial early-season fixture.

Catch all the Premier League action live on SuperSport, DStv Channel 203.

FROM CRICKET TO GOLF AND NETBALL: THE ACTION CONTINUES ON SUPERSPORT

The ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup gets underway on 30 September, with a highly anticipated opening clash between hosts India and Sri Lanka (3pm).

Fans can expect a fierce contest as India’s in-form batting line-up, led by Smriti Mandhana, takes on Sri Lanka’s experienced bowling attack.

The SPAR Proteas continue their netball tour of New Zealand with two crucial tests on 24 September, and 28 September, as they look to bounce back against the Silver Ferns.

Despite a recent loss, the Proteas are confident that their unity and international experience will allow them to challenge New Zealand.

For motorsport fans, the MotoGP Grand Prix of Japan takes place from 26-28 September at Mobility Resort Motegi.

As Round 17 of the season, this race could be a title-decider, with championship leader Marc Márquez aiming to seal the crown.

With unpredictable weather and a technical track, high tension and dramatic racing are guaranteed.

Finally, the “Super Bowl of Golf” arrives with the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black in New York.

The 45th edition of this historic event will see Team USA and Team Europe go head-to-head from 26 September to 28 September.

With record-breaking grandstands and a high-energy atmosphere, the stage is set for an epic showdown.

No matter your sport, SuperSport has you covered for all the thrilling action. Catch every moment of this incredible weekend on Your World of Champions.