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Tuesday, October 27, 2026

Latest URC log after another strong weekend for SA teams

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The URC resumed this past weekend, and an entertaining round of rugby saw the Bulls, Sharks and Stormers all register vital bonus-point victories, which kept all three sides in the top five on the standings.

However, the Lions could not hold up in the second half of their encounter and found themselves suffering a heavy defeat in Scotland, which ultimately saw them drop out of the top eight.

The Sharks registered a 36-21 victory against Cardiff in Wales on Friday, and at the same time, the Lions went down 31-10 against the unbeaten log-leaders Edinburgh in Scotland.

The Bulls and Stormers kept the SA flag flying at home on Saturday. The men from Pretoria held their nerve in an intense encounter against Ulster for a 34-26 victory in Pretoria, while the Capetonians scored two late tries to shrug off the Scarlets 52-40 in a dramatic match in Cape Town.

These results saw the Bulls finish the round in third place on the table (16 points), behind Edinburgh (19) and Glasgow (18). The Stormers are fourth, also on 16 points, and the Sharks are in fifth place (15 points).

The Lions, in turn, are now in 11th position (nine points), with 14 rounds of pool matches still to play

LATEST URC Standings

PosTeamPlayed (P)Won (W)Lost (L)Drawn (D)Points (Pts)
1Edinburgh440019
2Glasgow Warriors430118
3Bulls431016
4Stormers431016
5Sharks431015
6Leinster422013
7Ospreys422011
8Connacht422010
9Munster412110
10Cardiff Rugby42209
11Lions42209
12Dragons41219
13Ulster40229
14Scarlets41308
15Benetton40316
16Zebre Parma40402

Fixtures this Friday

MatchVenueKick off time (SAST)
Glasgow Warriors vs LionsScotstoun Stadium, Glasgow21:45
Connacht vs LeinsterDexcom Stadium, Galway21:45

FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY

MatchVenueKick off time (SAST)
Stormers vs UlsterDHL Stadium, Cape Town14:45
Bulls vs ScarletsLoftus Versfeld, Pretoria17:00
Benetton vs EdinburghStadio Comunale di Monigo, Treviso17:00
Munster vs SharksThomond Park, Limerick19:30
Dragons vs Zebre ParmaRodney Parade, Newport19:30
Ospreys vs Cardiff RugbySwansea.com Stadium, Swansea21:45
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