The Currie Cup enters round three of the 2026 season, and here is all the information you need for the four exciting upcoming fixtures.
Griquas vs Cheetahs
Date
Friday 31st July
Venue
Suzuki Stadium
Kick-off (Local time)
7 pm
Stormers XXIII vs Sharks XV
Date
Saturday 1st August
Venue
DHL Stadium
Kick-off (Local time)
3 pm
Lions vs Blue Bulls
Date
Saturday 1st August
Venue
UJ Stadium
Kick-off (Local time)
5:05 pm
Boland Kavaliers vs Pumas
Date
Sunday 2nd August
Venue
Boland Stadium
Kick-off (Local time)
3 pm
Currie Cup TV Broadcast & Streaming Guide
The Carling Currie Cup is broadcast across major rugby-playing nations and worldwide via linear television networks and dedicated streaming platforms.
Global Broadcasters Table
Country / Region
Official Broadcaster
Live TV Channels
Streaming & On-Demand
Access Type
South Africa
SuperSport / SABC
SuperSport Grandstand, SuperSport Rugby, SABC Sport (Select Matches)
DStv Stream, SABC Plus
Subscription / Free-to-Air
United States
FloSports
None (OTT Exclusive)
FloRugby (FloSports App, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV)
Paid Subscription
United Kingdom & Ireland
Sky Sports
Sky Sports Action, Sky Sports Mix, Sky Sports Main Event
Sky Go, NOW, RugbyPass TV
Paid Subscription / Free OTT
Australia
Stan Sport
None (OTT Exclusive)
Stan Sport
Paid Subscription
New Zealand
Sky NZ
Sky Sport 1–9
Sky Sport NOW, Sky Go
Paid Subscription
France
Canal+ / World Rugby
Canal+ Sport
myCANAL, RugbyPass TV
Paid Subscription / Free OTT
South America (e.g., Argentina)
Disney / ESPN
ESPN
Disney+
Paid Subscription
Rest of World / Unsold Territories
World Rugby
None
RugbyPass TV
Free (Registration Required)
Important Viewing Information
Free Streaming & Highlights:
RugbyPass TV: World Rugby’s direct-to-consumer platform streams 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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