Super Rugby

James O'Connor says there was a time he couldn't get out of bed for weeks. He couldn't face people. He was living a lie. Today the Queensland Reds flyhalf has rewritten his own story, and it makes for one iconic tale.

Dan McKellar will walk into his office on Monday morning facing the most unenviable of tasks. The ACT Brumbies coach has to find a way to lift his troops off the canvas in the wake of a shattering Super Rugby AU final defeat,

For every final Nic White has played in, he has walked away with a lesson learnt. But as the ACT Brumbies scrumhalf made his way through the bowels of Lang Park and onto the team bus, he was struggling to find one this time.

Urged on by a crowd of 41,637 at Suncorp Stadium, the Queensland Reds have claimed the 2021 Super Rugby AU championship. In a frantic final 10 minutes, Reds Captain James O’Connor produced the winning try to produce the victory for the home team Queensland Reds 19 (Tries: O’Connor,

The Queensland Reds have won the 2021 Super Rugby AU title after a nailbiting conclusion to Saturday evening’s final at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium.

The facts are the Brumbies lost two players to the sin-bin at the death – Darcy Swain and Henry Stowers – and with 15 vs 13 even the gallant Brumbies had no hope of holding out the advancing red tide in front of a heaving 41,

"It's Mother's Day tomorrow so happy Mother's Day." The only place rugby fans can watch every match is Stan Sport. Start your free sport trial now! Williams put a comforting arm around Tupou as he started to choke up at a heaving Suncorp Stadium packed with 41,

The Queensland Reds are Super Rugby AU champions after a dramatic 19-16 victory over the Brumbies at Lang Park.

It took almost 85 minutes, but the ACT Brumbies hearts were left broken once more. They were brave. They finished with 13 men. But the only numbers that mattered were the ones on the scoreboard. And those read 19-16 in favour of the Queensland Reds,

The Crusaders remain the undisputed top dogs of Super Rugby. They toppled the Chiefs 24-13 in Christchurch on Saturday night to defend their Super Rugby Aotearoa title, their fifth crown in as many years.