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Championship Tickets on Sale Tomorrow

Tickets go on sale for the Springboks’ defence of their Castle Lager Rugby Championship crown – with two Tests against Australia in August – via Ticketmaster on Friday, 13 June at 09h00.

Tickets are priced from R525 for the Wallaby Tests at Emirates Airline Park in Johannesburg (16 August) and the DHL Stadium in Cape Town (23 August).

For the clash against Argentina at Hollywoodbets Kings Park in Durban in the penultimate round of the competition on 27 September, the cheapest tickets are R250.

Supporters are urged to act fast to avoid disappointment and to be in the virtual queue on Ticketmaster at 09h00 – CLICK HERE.

Tickets for the Qatar Airways Cup against the Barbarians (28 June in Cape Town), and the Castle Lager Incoming Series Tests against Italy and Georgia (5, 7 and 19 July in Pretoria, Gqeberha and Nelspruit) are also available from Ticketmaster – CLICK HERE.

Fans are advised that Ticketmaster is the only official ticket outlet. SA Rugby urgently warns fans not to buy from any other source. Online ‘re-sellers’ such as Viagogo and others, have no access to tickets and charge inflated prices without any guarantee of tickets being delivered.

Springbok home fixtures 2025 (all matches to kick-off at 17h10):

Qatar Airways Cup:

  • 28 June: Barbarians v Boks – DHL Stadium, Cape Town

Castle Lager Incoming Series:

  • 5 July: Boks v Italy – Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria
  • 12 July: Boks v Italy – Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Gqeberha
  • 19 July: Boks v Georgia – Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit

Castle Lager Rugby Championship (ticket links will be ‘live’ at 09h00 on Friday):

  • 16 August: Boks v Australia – Emirates Airline Park, Johannesburg
  • 23 August: Boks v Australia – DHL Stadium, Cape Town
  • 27 September: Boks v Argentina – Hollywoodbets Kings Park, Durban
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