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Preview | USA 7s

Bryan Habana SA7s

Photo: World Rugby

After a month-long break the HSBC World Sevens Series returns this weekend with the fifth round in Las Vegas. The three-day tournament is packed with southern hemisphere superstars from the 15-a-side game including Bryan Habana, Quade Cooper and Liam Messam. Without a doubt, this weekend turns Sin City into Sevens Heaven.  

Where and When?

The fifth round of the HSBC Sevens Series takes place at the Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas (capacity 40,000) from Friday 4th until Sunday 6th of March.  

The matches kick-off on Friday at 15:51 local time (23:51 UK time), Saturday 11:32 local time (19:32 UK time) and Sunday 10:30 local time (19:30 UK time). 

See the full fixture list here.

Where can I see it?

In the UK, Sky Sports will cover the tournament on all three days. For a full TV guide click here, for any other country check out this useful guide.

Who’s the favourite?

Traditionally the Springboks are the team to beat in Las Vegas with three title wins in the previous five years. However the All Blacks are currently in perfect form as they snatched Cup-trophies at the last two tournaments in Sydney and Wellington.

Certainly hosts USA will enter the competition with bags of confidence especially after a very strong start to the season. So maybe the time and place is just right for America’s second title win.    

One to watch

So many stars to watch this weekend and it will be interesting to watch how the 15s converts Habana and Cooper will adapt to the ruthless 7s environment. Surely the one or another 15s player around the globe will follow it closely.  

Who’s leading?

Currently Fiji, South Africa and New Zealand are sharing the pole position with 69 points each, followed by Australia and Argentina with 54 points each. The best European team is England in 6th position with 51 points.

Click here for the full schedule.

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HIGHLIGHTS | SAO PAULO SEVENS

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Australia claimed the title at the second round of the HSBC World Rugby Women's Sevens Series in Sao Paulo on Sunday.

In a downpour, Shannon Parry led her team to a 29-0 win over Canada, who had earlier shocked reigning champions New Zealand in the semi-finals. Russia beat Japan to win the Bowl, while France overcame Fiji 17-5 in the Plate final.

Third place went to New Zealand, who, despite improving on their fifth place finish in Dubai, will be disappointed not to have made the final in Brazil.

The next stage of the World Rugby Women's Series takes place in Atlanta, USA (9-10 April) before moving straight to Langford, British Columbia, Canada (16-17 April).


 


 

Quick Links

Sao Paulo Sevens | Results

World Rugby Women's Series | Standingsg

 

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HIGHLIGHTS | SYDNEY SEVENS DAY 2

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New Zealand won the fourth round of the HSBC World Sevens Series in Sydney, beating hosts Australia 27-24 in a breathtaking final.

The All Blacks Sevens remain in third position but move to the same points as leaders Fiji (69), who reclaimed top spot by beating South Africa 26-12 to finish third in Sydney, and the second-place Blitzboks with points difference separating the three teams at the top.

In the semi-finals New Zealand beat Fiji 14-12, while Australia defeated South Africa 12-7.

In the quarters New Zealand beat USA 24-7 coming from 12-7 behind to beat England 17-12 in sudden death extra time. 

Argentina proved themselves to be worthy winners of the Plate at the HSBC Sydney Sevens after a solid team performance against Kenya gave them a 24-0 win.

In the Bowl final Canada won all three of their matches on day two to win the Bowl. Following wins over Scotland and Wales, Canada beat Samoa 17-12 to claim eight points for their overall series tally.

Wales beat Russia 26-19 to lift the Shield after a tough weekend in Sydney. Welsh flyer Luke Morgan scored a hat-trick in the win.

Sydney Sevens Results 

CUP

New Zealand 27:24 Australia

PLATE

Kenya 0:24 Argentina 

BOWL

Samoa 12:17 Canada

SHIELD

Russia 19:26 Wales 

QUICK LINKS

Sydney Sevens | Results Day 2

HSBC Sevens Series | Standings

 

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HIGHLIGHTS | SYDNEY SEVENS DAY 1

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Fiji, South Africa and England won all three of their pool games on the first day at the Sydney Sevens. Hosts Australia and New Zealand completed the day with an enthralling 17-17 draw.

Hosts Australia and last week's champions New Zealand provided an enthralling ending to the opening day of the HSBC Sydney Sevens with a dramatic 17-17 draw.

In the Pool A decider, New Zealand came from 17-5 down at half-time to level the scores, putting the All Blacks through as pool winners on points differential. They will face the USA in the first quarter-final on day two, while England competes against Australia.

Ben Ryan's Fiji continued their impressive pool stage record, their three wins ensuring they have now tasted victory in 39 of their last 39 pool matches after victories over Samoa, France and Argentina. They will face Kenya in their quarter-final on day two.

Series leaders South Africa beat Kenya 26-19 to finish top of Pool B.  The Blitzboks will come up against Argentina in a repeat of the HSBC Cape Town Sevens final.

England beat USA 17-14 in a thrilling Pool D decider. They will meet rivals Australia in the Cup quarter-final tomorrow.

Sydney Sevens Cup Quarter Finals

New Zealand vs USA

Fiji vs Kenya

England vs Australia

South Africa vs Argentina

QUICK LINKS

Sydney Sevens | Results Day 1

Sydney Sevens | Fixtures Day 2

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HIGHLIGHTS | Wellington Sevens DAY 2

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At the first HSBC Sevens Series tournament of 2016, New Zealand once more won the cup on home soil. However it Gordon Tietjen’s team had to work incredible hard to overcome South Africa in a nail-biting final.  The 24-21 victory move the All Blacks from seventh to third in the overall standings with 47 points, five behind Fiji who finished third at the Westpac Stadium and seven behind the South Africa who moved ahead of Fiji for the first time this season.

Australia won the Plate with a 21-5 win over Argentina. Samoa dispatched Scotland without too much trouble to win 19-7 in the Bowl final while France won the Shield after beating Russia 14-7.

RESULTS | WELLINGTON SEVENS

CUP

New Zealand 24:21 South Africa  

PLATE

Argentina 5:21 Australia

BOWL

Scotland 7:19 Samoa

SHIELD

France 14:7 Russia

QUICK LINKS

Wellington Sevens | Results Day 2

Sydney Sevens | Fixtures

HSBC Sevens Series | Standings

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HIGHLIGHTS | Wellington Sevens DAY 1

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It was a long night for UK-based 7s fans if they followed the first day of the Wellington Sevens. Those who stayed awaked witnessed how hosts and title defender New Zealand as well as Fiji and Australia qualified without a loss for the Cup-Quarterfinals.

England also qualified for the Cup-QF despite a loss against Samoa. However victories against France and USA secured the ticket for a match against Argentina. USA also maintained their current strong performance and will play for the Cup trophy against Fiji tomorrow.


Wellington Sevens Cup Quarter Finals

New Zealand vs Kenya

England vs Argentina

Australia vs South Africa

Fiji vs USA

QUICK LINKS

Wellington Sevens | Results Day 1

Wellington Sevens | Fixtures Day 2

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Everything 7s

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  • Japan win World Rugby Sevens Challenger Series in Montevideo
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  • Recap | Four teams go unbeaten on day one of Challenger Series
  • World Rugby Statement: Singapore and Hong Kong Sevens rescheduled
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  • Highlights | Flying Fijians claim first title of the season in Sydney
  • PREVIEW | Sydney Sevens 2020
  • Highlights | Kiwis secure magnificent double-victory on home soil
  • Preview | HSBC New Zealand Sevens 2020
  • Which Country Will Win The Gold Medal In Rugby Sevens?
  • Why You Should Be Watching The HSBC World Sevens Series
  • PRESS RELEASE: New Challenger Series to boost rugby sevens’ expansion
  • HIGHLIGHTS | New Zealand win big at the Cape Town Sevens
  • HIGHLIGHTS | Cup Quarters are set for final day of Cape Town Sevens
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  • Korea men qualify for Tokyo 2020 after sudden death thriller
  • Fiji women and Australia men qualify for Tokyo 2020
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  • Tuwai and Tui win Sevens Player of the Year awards
  • Record hosting interest for Rugby World Cup Sevens 2022
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