Stats: Tri-Nations, Week Seven
South Africa, comfortable winners of the Tri-Nations last year, won their first Tri-Nations this year. They and Australia have a win each and so are in competition for the wooden spoon. The match in Pretoria started at a hectic rate with five tries in 11 minutes. We give some statistics from the matches.

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Referees to 4 September
[ Appointments ]The Tri-Nations reaches its penultimate match, the Women's World Cup reaches its final round, England's Premiership and the Magners League. And referees are coming and going all over the place. Full story...
Referees to 4 September
SA Referees for Club Champs
[ Appointments ]The National Club Championships take place in Stellenbosch on 18-24 September 2010, South African Referees have announced the appointments to the championship. Full story...

Sub-Union Referees appointed
[ Appointments ]South African Referees have announced the appointments to the Sub-Union (South) competition to take place on Port Shepstone on 13-17 September 2010. Full story...

Springboks 2010 (All kick-offs SA time)
Wales v South Africa, Cardiff 31-34
South Africa v France, Cape Town 42-17
South Africa v Italy, Witbank 29-13
South Africa v Italy, East London 55-11
New Zealand v South Africa, Auckland 32-12
New Zealand v South Africa, Wellington 31-17
Australia v South Africa, Brisbane 30-13
South Africa v New Zealand, Johannesburg 22-29
South Africa v Australia, Pretoria 44-31
South Africa v Australia, Bloemfontein Sept 4, 9.35am
Ireland v South Africa, Dublin Nov 6, TBC
Wales v South Africa, Cardiff Nov 13, TBC
Scotland v South Africa, Edinburgh Nov 20, TBC
England v South Africa, London Nov 27, TBC
Barbarians v South Africa, London Dec 4, TBC
Complete Fixtures and Results


(c) Gallo
We have just one question this time, because it seemed appropriate that André Watson, South Africa's boss of referees, answer it.

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At the half-way mark in the Currie Cup, André Watson, South Africa's referees boss, has sent out an interim report to his referees on their Currie Cup performances.
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(c) Getty
The Tri-Nations reaches its penultimate match, the Women's World Cup reaches its final round, England's Premiership and the Magners League. And referees are coming and going all over the place.
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What a grand occasion - South Africa vs New Zealand at the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on Saturday afternoon. We give some statistics, a boring thing to do of such an exciting occasion.
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