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Grand Final Headed for Cape Town

The 2023 Vodacom United Rugby Championship Grand Final will take place in Cape Town’s DHL Stadium on Saturday, May 27 at 18:30 local (17:30 UK & Ire) as defending champions DHL Stormers meet Munster in a clash of the hemispheres.

As the highest-ranked team to reach the Grand Final, DHL Stormers (3) will host the game in Cape Town against a Munster side who won the R17 encounter between the sides in April.

Three-time league winners Munster will be seeking to lift the Vodacom URC trophy for the first time while the DHL Stormers are on a mission to become the back-to-back champions.

Tickets for the game will go on sale in the coming days and will be announced on Vodacom URC and DHL Stormers channels.

For those at home and around the world this mouth-watering match-up will be broadcast live on SuperSport (South Africa), TG4 (Ireland), ViaPlay (UK), URC.tv (Ireland and selected territories), Premier Sports (Ireland), Discovery + (Italy) and FloRugby.com.

Vodacom United Rugby Championship Grand Final 2023

DHL Stormers v Munster
DHL Stadium, Cape Town
KO: 18:30 SA / 17:30 (UK &Ire)
Live on: SuperSport, TG4, ViaPlay, Premier Sports, URC.tv, Discovery +, FloRugby.com.

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