Ross Roche is a seasoned journalist and the Head Rugby writer for The Citizen News in South Africa. With a focus on national rugby coverage, Ross provides in-depth analysis, match previews, and post-match reports. His work has also been featured in SuperSport, further solidifying his expertise in the field of rugby journalism.
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By: Ross Roche
Ahead of the coming season, Lions head coach Ivan van Rooyen says their goal is a top-four finish in the URC.
By: Ross Roche
With four wins on the trot, two coming against their biggest rivals, the All Blacks, the world champion Boks may just be the favourites this weekend.
By: Ross Roche
A win by Argentina would ensure victories against all three of the so-called southern hemisphere powers during this year's Rugby Championship.
By: Ross Roche
Players such as Aphelele Fassi, Ben-Jason Dixon, Ruan Nortje and captain Salmaan Moerat all have less than 10 caps for the Boks and will be eager to take their chance to shine.
By: Ross Roche
The Boks are in Argentina, looking to win this weekend to wrap up the Rugby Championship title.
By: Ross Roche
Erasmus admitted that they were wary of the threat of Argentina, with you never knowing which team will show up on the day.
By: Ross Roche
Bok coach Rassie Erasmus sprung a surprise when he named a strong touring squad for their trip to South America.
By: Ross Roche
It has been a slightly different start to the current cycle for Pollard, with him taking a more back seat role in the team.
By: Ross Roche
According to two former Bok stars and captains of the Bulls, the Currie Cup is still South Africa's premier local competition.
By: Ross Roche
Not only will the world champions be playing in a hostile environment and at altitude, but they'll be up against a desperate Pumas side.
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