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Springbok Women vs Black Ferns XV: What you need to know

Springbok Women vs Black Ferns XV: What you need to know

Time Out11-07-2025
There's nothing that brings South Africans together quite like sport – it's in our DNA. From the thrill of rugby and the rhythm of soccer to the precision of chess and the passion of cricket, sport is where our nation finds its heartbeat.
And now, it's time to rally behind our Springbok Women as they go head-to-head with the New Zealand Black Ferns XV in two unmissable clashes at Athlone Stadium on 26 July and 2 August.
We've got you covered with all the who, what, when, and where, so you don't miss out on the gees.
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Match details:
Venue: Athlone Stadium, Cross Blvd, Athlone, Cape Town
Gates open: 3 pm
Kick-off: 5 pm
Seating Capacity: 24,200
Ticket price:
Rugby in South Africa isn't just a sport – it's a celebration, a wave of euphoria that sweeps across the nation. But for many, the high cost of tickets can put the magic out of reach.
Not this time.
Tickets start at just R20, making it possible for more fans to experience the action, the atmosphere, and the pride of supporting our Springbok Women live.
Leave these items at home:
To ensure a safe and family-friendly atmosphere, the following items are not allowed inside the stadium:
Alcohol
Noise-making devices
Selfie sticks
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Who's playing?
The official team announcement is still on its way – keep your eyes glued to the Springbok Women's social media channels for the big reveal.
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