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Currie Cup 2026 Round 2 fixtures: How to watch, venues and kick-off times

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Currie Cup 2026 Round 2 fixtures: How to watch, venues and kick-off times

The Currie Cup enters round two of the 2026 season and here is all the information you need for the four exciting upcoming fixtures. 

Cheetahs vs Sharks XV

DateFriday 24th July
VenueToyota Stadium
Kick-off (Local-time)5 pm 

Lions vs Pumas 

DateSaturday 25th July
VenueEllis Park
Kick-off (Local-time)3 pm 

Griquas vs Blue Bulls

DateSaturday 25th July
VenueSuzuki Stadium
Kick-off (Local-time)5:05 pm 

Kavaliers vs Stormers XXIII

DateSunday 26th July
VenueBoland Stadium
Kick-off (Local-time)3 pm

Currie Cup TV Broadcast & Streaming Guide

Global Broadcasters Table

Country / RegionOfficial BroadcasterLive TV ChannelsStreaming & On-DemandAccess Type
South AfricaSuperSport / SABCSuperSport Grandstand, SuperSport Rugby, SABC Sport (Select Matches)DStv Stream, SABC PlusSubscription / Free-to-Air
United StatesFloSportsNone (OTT Exclusive)FloRugby (FloSports App, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV)Paid Subscription
United Kingdom & IrelandSky SportsSky Sports Action, Sky Sports Mix, Sky Sports Main EventSky Go, NOW, RugbyPass TVPaid Subscription / Free OTT
AustraliaStan SportNone (OTT Exclusive)Stan SportPaid Subscription
New ZealandSky NZSky Sport 1–9Sky Sport NOW, Sky GoPaid Subscription
FranceCanal+ / World RugbyCanal+ SportmyCANAL, RugbyPass TVPaid Subscription / Free OTT
South America (e.g., Argentina)Disney / ESPNESPNDisney+Paid Subscription
Rest of World / Unsold TerritoriesWorld RugbyNoneRugbyPass TVFree (Registration Required)

Important Viewing Information

Free Streaming & Highlights:

  • RugbyPass TV: World Rugby’s direct-to-consumer platformStreams live matches in territories without exclusive broadcaster deals, while providing free match replays and extended highlights globally.
  • SABC Sport (South Africa): Offers free-to-air coverage for selected marquee fixtures and delayed match broadcasts within South Africa.

Jonny is a former rugby player in Ireland's club system and is an Ulster and Ireland fan. He has spent a number of years writing about football and this was what brought him to the Dave Sport Group. As an expert in Irish Rugby, his expertise also stretches to Super Rugby having lived in New Zealand previously.

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