Australian Rugby Union’s new domestic competition, the Buildcorp National Rugby Championship, continues tonight with Melbourne Rising hosting the Property Club Perth Spirit at AAMI Park, Melbourne.
Thursday 11 September
Melbourne Rising v Property Club Perth Spirit
Where: AAMI Park, Melbourne
Kick off time: 7:30pm
Coverage: FOXSPORTS 2 & 2HD
Did you know:
The Melbourne Rising will look to cement their spot at the top of the Buildcorp NRC competition ladder with a win over the Perth Spirit tonight.
Tune into FOXSPORTS 2 & 2HD as young gun Jack Debrezeni and a host of other up-and-comers strut their stuff in Australia’s new-look national Rugby competition.
Scrumhalf Justin Turner is the only change to the Spirit backline and will be covered by Michael Ruru on the bench.
Saturday 13 September
Bond University Queensland Country v Macquarie University North Harbour Rays
Where: Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast
Kick off time: 5:05pm
Did you know:
Queensland Country will play a curtain-raiser against the North Harbour Rays ahead of the Qantas Wallabies Test at Cbus Super Stadium on the Gold Coast this Saturday.
The home team will boast the likes of Queensland Reds players Saia Fainga’a and Beau Robinson.
The match will be broadcast live on www.redsrugby.com.au.
Saturday 13 September
People Culture Strategies Greater Sydney Rams v Sydney Stars
Where: Pirtek Stadium, Sydney
Kick off time: 3:00pm
Did you know:
The Greater Sydney Rams will host the Sydney Stars at Pirtek Stadium this Saturday, as both teams look to get their hands on some much-needed Buildcorp NRC points.
The Greater Sydney Rams will be looking for their second win of the season after defeating the Perth Spirit last week in Adelaide.
Sunday 14 September
Charles Sturt University NSW Country Eagles v McInnes Wilson Lawyers Brisbane City
Where: Oakes Oval, Lismore
Kick off time: 3:00pm
Did you know:
The NSW Country Eagles will head to Lismore for a clash with Brisbane City as the rural NSW side look to remain unbeaten in this year’s Buildcorp National Rugby Championship.
Brisbane City head coach Nick Stiles has made seven changes to his starting line-up as the side looks to bounce back to last week’s loss to table topping Melbourne.
Note: The University of Canberra Vikings have a bye in Round four.
