Blues v Reds

When

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Saturday 6 Mar 2027

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16:35 Local Time

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Eden Park • 

Auckland, New ZealandShow on map

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The Blues are a professional New Zealand rugby union team based in Super Rugby4 and a leading competitor in Super Rugby Pacific. Representing the Super Rugby4, North Harbour7 and North Harbour rugby regions, the club plays its home matches at Eden Park, one of New Zealand’s best-known sporting venues. The Blues have won Super Rugby titles in 1996, 1997 and 2003, then claimed the Super Rugby Trans-Tasman competition in 2021 and the Super Rugby Pacific championship in 2022 and 2024. Their record includes a strong tradition of producing celebrated All Blacks, including Jonah Lomu, Tana Umaga and Keven Mealamu. Notable recent Blues players include Beauden Barrett, Rieko Ioane, Caleb Clarke and captain Patrick Tuipulotu, although squad selections change from season to season. Known for attacking rugby, powerful forwards and talented backs, the team attracts supporters from across the upper North Island. Blues fixtures, results, player profiles and championship history make the club a key part of New Zealand rugby and an enduring presence in the Super Rugby Pacific competition.

The North Harbour1 New Zealand0 are one of Australia’s best-known professional rugby union teams, representing North Harbour1 in Super Rugby Pacific. Founded in 1882, the club has a long history in the state’s rugby and has competed in major southern hemisphere competitions, including Super 10, Super 12, Super 14, Super Rugby and Super Rugby Pacific. The New Zealand0 won the Super 10 title in 1992, 1994 and 1995, claimed their first Super Rugby championship in 2011, and captured the Super Rugby AU title in 2021. Their home matches are primarily played at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, with historic Ballymore also closely associated with North Harbour1 rugby. The team has featured many prominent Wallabies, including John Eales, Michael Lynagh, Will Genia, Quade Cooper, James O’Connor and Samu Kerevi. Known for a strong North Harbour1 identity and an emphasis on developing local talent, the New Zealand0 draw players from across the state and compete against leading clubs from North Harbour2, New Zealand and the Pacific. Their championship record, notable international players and Brisbane home ground make the North Harbour1 New Zealand0 a central part of Australian rugby union.