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The Super Rugby Trans Tasman competition was to follow the domestic Super competitions in both New Zealand and Australia. Each team from the two countries would play the teams from the other country once. The top 2 teams would then play a final. |
A couple of the law variations used in the Super Rugby competitions of both countries were used in this competition.
A goal line drop-out will occur when an attacking player carrying the ball is held up in the in-goal or knocks the ball on in the in-goal area, or when an attacking kick, other than a penalty or drop goal attempt, is grounded by the defending team in their in-goal area.
Players who receive a red card can be replaced with another player 20 minutes after they are sent from the field. The sent-off player cannot to return to the field and will face Sanzaar’s existing judicial process. There is no change to the yellow card sanction.
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May 14
May 15
May 21
May 22
May 28 May 29
May 30
June 4
June 5
June 6
June 11
June 12
Final June 19 |
Highlanders Waratahs Crusaders Melbourne Rebels Western Force
Hurricanes Western Force Blues Chiefs Reds Hurricanes Waratahs Blues Reds Highlanders
Crusaders Reds Highlanders Brumbies Chiefs
Hurricanes Brumbies Melbourne Rebels Blues Waratahs
Blues |
v v v v v v v v v v
v v v v v
v v v v v v v v v v
v |
Reds Hurricanes Brumbies Blues Chiefs
Melbourne Rebels Highlanders Waratahs Brumbies Crusaders
Western Force Crusaders Brumbies Chiefs Melbourne Rebels
Western Force Blues Waratahs Hurricanes Melbourne Rebels
Reds Highlanders Crusaders Western Force Chiefs
Highlanders |
Dunedin Sydney Christchurch Melbourne Perth
Wellington Perth Auckland Hamilton Brisbane
Napier Wollongong Auckland Townsville Sydney
Christchurch Brisbane Dunedin Canberra Sydney
Wellington Canberra Sydney Auckland Sydney
Auckland |
40 48 31 3 19
35 15 48 40 28
43 28 38 40 42
29 24 59 12 36
43 12 26 31 7
23 |
19 64 29 50 20
13 25 21 19 63
6 54 10 34 27
21 31 23 10 26 14 33 52 21 40
15 |
Round 3, 4 & 5 matches involving the Melbourne Rebels were moved to Sydney after COVID-19 issues in Melbourne meant the team could not travel to New Zealand.