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African Rainbow Community Gold Cup Fixtures Changed

An updated fixture list for the African Rainbow Community Gold Cup Round of 32 has been released following the suspension of a club and time changes to a number of other matches.

The match between Saldanha Bay and the Ncera Leopards has been cancelled after the Boland Rugby Union suspended the West Coast club following incidents at a league match on 2 September 2023.

As a result, the Ncera Leopards from Border will automatically progress to the Round of 16, scheduled for next weekend (15-17 September).

Furthermore, the kick-off times for the matches in East London, Setaria and Pretoria were changed.

Updated African Rainbow Community Gold Cup Fixtures (Saturday, 9 September)

15h00: Raiders vs Vereeniging (Johannesburg)
15h00: Progress vs Kimberley (Kariega)
15h00: Crusaders vs Tygerberg (George)
15h30: East London Police vs Bella Vista (East London)
15h30: Sasol Secunda vs Rustenburg Impala (Secunda)
15h30: Welkom Rugby Club vs Harlequins (Welkom)
15h30: False Bay vs Heidelberg (Cape Town)
15h30: College Rovers vs Centurion (Durban)
15h30: Northam Rhinos vs Collegians (Setaria)
15h30: Naka Bulle vs Union Milnerton (Pretoria)
16h00: Wolverines vs White River (Hartbeespoort)
16h00: Bloemfontein Police vs Louis Trichardt (Bloemfontein)
16h00: Springs vs Pirates (Springs)
16h00: Sishen vs PE Harlequins (Kathu)
16h00: Wesbank vs Westville Old Boys (Malmesbury)

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