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Ellis Park Empties Out As Springboks Crash With Wallabies — But SA Rugby Swears It’s All “On Target”
Ellis Park was meant to roar on Saturday night. Instead, the 62,000-seater sounded more like a half-empty shopping mall food court as the Springboks went down 38-22 to the Wallabies in the Rugby Championship opener. Tickets had been pricey from the get-go — ranging between R1,050 and R4,000 — and fans made their displeasure known.
Eben Etzebeth became South Africa’s most capped player at Ellis Park, reaching 134 Tests, but the milestone was overshadowed ...
Australia prop James Slipper and winger Dylan Pietsch have been ruled out of the second Rugby Championship test against South ...
Flyhalf James O'Connor has been identified as the key for the Wallabies as they look to complete an historic double over the Springboks in South Africa.
Ellis Park Stadium, located in the heart of Johannesburg, is the iconic home of the Lions (Vodacom United Rugby Championship) and the Fidelity ADT Lions (Carlin ...
Wallabies loosehead James Slipper has hailed his side’s stunning comeback against the Springboks at Ellis Park as one of ...
CEO Rian Oberholzer says SA Rugby has hit its crowd target for Saturday’s match between the Springboks and Wallabies at Ellis ...
PRASA will run a dedicated train shuttle service between Johannesburg Park Station and Ellis Park Station, making it easier ...
Road closures and detours near Ellis Park and Orlando Stadium will begin from Friday night, spanning various key roads until ...
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