Weekend Rugby 19th - 21st September 2025

By Chirs Hoddle
September 19 2025

Thanks to Chris for getting this over... The Women’s world cup reaches the semi final stages and England play on Saturday afternoon. The World cup is covered by the BBC and so either of 1, 2 or Iplayer and the App The Rugby Championship takes a rest this weekend. The National Provincial Championship from New Zealand also continues with a game on Friday morning. Cup game is on Saturday afternoon and is Bath v Exeter. The televised Premiership The Top 14 games continue  this weekend with four games televised Also the Pacific Nations cup has three games over Sat/Sun morning   11 matches this week as I can see   

Friday  19th September        
National Provincial Championship        
08:10 Taranaki v Hawkes Bay Sky Mix
Women’s World Cup        
19:30 New Zealand v Canada BBC2/Ipl/web
         
Saturday 20th September        
Top 14         
13:30 Clermont v Pau Prem sp2
15:30 Lyon v Stade Prem Sp 2
20:05 Montpellier v Toulouse Prem sp 2
Currie cup Final        
14:00 Lions v Griquas Sky Sports Mix
Women’s World Cup        
15:30 France v England BBC1/ipl/web
Premiership Cup        
15:05 Bath v Exeter  TnT1/ Disc+/TNT ult
Pacific Nations Cup        
22:35 Tonga v Canada Rugby Pass
         
Sunday 21st September        
Pacific Nations Cup        
02:35 Japan v Fiji Rugby Pass
Top 14         
20:05 Toulon v La Rochelle Prem rugby

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