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The Rugby Championship 2021 match fixtures will started on 14 August and end on 2 October.
After the rugby world cup 2019 the Springboks come back in the rugby championship in 2021 after sitting out last year and the tournament returns as a regular layout.
This year rugby championship will play split into six rounds in total twelve match schedule. New Zealand hosted first & second Bledisloe Cup matches versus Australia in their country and moved to Queensland, Australia to play their rugby championship the rest matches due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Like New Zealand restriction relating to the COVID-19 pandemic issues, South Africa taken on Argentina for only two matches playing in their home ground. Argentina didn’t host any games in this championship and maximum matches moved to Australia.
Round 1
Saturday 14 Aug – New Zealand vs Australia, Eden Park, 19:05 NZST, Score: 57 -22
Saturday 14 Aug – South Africa vs Argentina, Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, 17:05 SAST, Score: 32 -12
Round 2
Sunday 21 Aug – Argentina vs South Africa, Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, 17:05 SAST, Score: 10 -29
Sunday 5 Sept – Australia vs New Zealand, Optus Stadium, 14:00 AWST, Score: 21 – 38
Round 3
Sunday 12 Sept – New Zealand vs Argentina, Cbus Super Stadium, 17:05 AEST, Score: 39 – 00
Sunday 12 Sept – South Africa vs Australia, Cbus Super Stadium, 20:05 AEST, Score: 26 – 28
Round 4
Saturday 18 Sept – Australia vs South Africa, Suncorp Stadium, 17:05 AEST, Score: 30 – 17
Saturday 18 Sept – Argentina vs New Zealand, Suncorp Stadium, 20:05 AEST, Score: 13 – 36
Round 5
Saturday 25 Sept – New Zealand vs South Africa, QCB Stadium, 17:05 AEST, Score: 00 – 00
Saturday 25 Sept – Australia vs Argentina, QCB Stadium, 20:05 AEST, Score: 00 – 00
Round 6
Saturday 2 Oct – Argentina vs Australia, Cbus Super Stadium, 17:05 AEST, Score: 00 – 00
Saturday 2 Oct – South Africa vs New Zealand, Cbus Super Stadium, 20:05 AEST, Score: 00 – 00
The Rugby Championship Fixtures / Tri Nations 2020 schedule have been confirmed and the championship will take place on 31 October to 5 December. In total 6 championship matches will be played across 6 weeks. At the opening match Australia will host New Zealand at Sydney’s ANZ Stadium on October 31.
South Africa confirmed their team not participate in the 2020 rugby championship due to the COVID 19. So this year Tri Nations series come back and will participated Argentina , Australia and New Zealand.
Before the Rugby Championship 2020 schedule New Zealand and Australia will play their two Bledisloe Cup test match on 11, 18 October. The two matches will be held in New Zealand, first match in Sky Stadium and second in Eden Park.
Under the rugby championship points table numerous rugby union trophy is going on including, Bledisole Cup, Freedom Cup, Puma Trophy, and Mandela Challenge Plate. What you need, you will get everything into the rugby championship schedule section.
The 2019 Rugby Championship Fixtures has been confirmed by SANZAAR. The eighth edition of The Rugby Championship 2019 will take place on 20 July, while South Africa host Australia at Johannesburg and Argentina host New Zealand at Buenos Aires.
The rugby championship 2019 schedule has also been shortened as the year of 2015, featuring the four Nations. Australia, Argentina, South Africa, and New Zealand will compete in a four-round tournament (including Bledisloe Cup and International matches) due to the Rugby World Cup in September.
In round three, the Wallabies take their old rival All blacks to Optus Stadium in Perth, this historic match will be held for the first time to Western Australia.
South Africa has no game in the home ground in rugby championship 2019 but they host Argentina under international fixtures on 17 August at Pretoria. At the same day, New Zealand takes on Australia for the Bledisloe Cup final match at Eden Park, Auckland.
| Date | Gmaes |
Venue | Times |
| 20 July 2019 | South Africa vs Australia | Ellis Park | 17:05 local, 15:05 GMT |
| 20 July 2019 | Argentina vs New Zealand | Buenos Aires | 15:05 local, 18:05 GMT |
| 27 July 2019 | Australia vs Argentina | Suncorp Stadium | 20:00 local, 10:00 GMT |
| 27 July 2019 | New Zealand vs South Africa | Westpac Stadium | 19:35 local, 07:35 GMT |
| 10 Aug 2019 | Australia vs New Zealand | Optus Stadium | 18:00 local, 08:00 GMT |
| 10 Aug 2019 | Argentina vs South Africa | Salta | 16:40 local, 19:40 GMT |
| 17 Aug 2019 | New Zealand vs Australia | Eden Park | 19:35 local, 07:35 GMT |
| 17 Aug 2019 | South Africa vs Argentina | Loftus Versfeld | 17:05 local, 15:05 GMT |