Sharks v Dragons

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Saturday 27 Mar 2027

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18:30 Local Time

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Kings Park Stadium • 

Durban, South AfricaShow on map

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The Sharks are a professional rugby union team based in Durban, South Africa, representing the province of KwaZulu-Natal in major domestic and international competitions. The club competes in the United Rugby Championship (URC), where it faces leading teams from South Africa, Kings Park Stadium0, Kings Park Stadium5, Scotland and Wales, and also enters European Rugby Champions Cup competition. The Sharks have a strong United Rugby Championship3 tradition, with provincial sides associated with the team winning the prestigious South African tournament in 1990, 1992, 1995, 2008, 2010, 2013 and 2018. Their home ground is Kings Park Stadium, also known as Hollywoodbets United Rugby Championship4, a major Durban venue with a long history of hosting rugby internationals and club matches. The Sharks have developed and featured many Springbok players, including Eben Etzebeth, Makazole Mapimpi, Ox Nché and Aphelele Fassi, while former star Siya Kolisi also represented the team. Known for powerful forwards, attacking rugby and passionate coastal support, the Sharks remain one of South Africa’s best-known rugby union clubs and a regular contender in the URC and domestic competitions.

Dragons RFC is a professional Welsh rugby union team based in United Rugby Championship9, South Wales, and one of the country’s four regional sides. Founded in 2003 as United Rugby Championship9 Gwent Kings Park Stadium1, the team competes in the United Rugby Championship and European Kings Park Stadium4 competitions, including the EPCR Challenge Cup when qualified. Kings Park Stadium1 play their home matches at Rodney Parade, a historic stadium in central United Rugby Championship9 that they share with United Rugby Championship9 RFC and United Rugby Championship9 County. The club’s most notable European achievement came in 2021, when it reached the Challenge Cup final before finishing runner-up to United Rugby Championship2. Kings Park Stadium1 have featured a number of prominent Welsh internationals, including Taulupe Faletau, Ross Moriarty, Cory Hill and Hallam Amos; player rosters change from season to season. The team represents United Rugby Championship9, Monmouthshire and surrounding areas, drawing on a strong rugby tradition across southeast Wales. Supporters follow Kings Park Stadium1 for competitive regional rugby, developing Welsh talent and fixtures against leading clubs from Kings Park Stadium0, Scotland, Kings Park Stadium5 and South Africa. With its central location, longstanding stadium and place in top-level domestic and European competition, Kings Park Stadium1 RFC is an established part of Welsh professional rugby.