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Friday, March 12:
Chiefs v Crusaders (06.35)
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Saturday, March 13:
Brumbies v Sharks (08.40)
Bulls v Highlanders (15.05)
Stormers v H'canes (17.10)

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Ireland v Wales (14.30)
Scotland v England (17.00)

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Sunday, March 14:
Reds v Force (06.30)

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Sunday, March 14:
France v Italy (14.30)

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Super 14

Saturday, March 6:
Crusaders 33-20 Blues
Waratahs 25-21 Sharks
Stormers 33-0 H'landers
Cheetahs 28-12 H'canes

Friday, March 5:
Chiefs 18-23 Reds
Brumbies 24-13 Lions

Six Nations

Saturday, February 27:
Italy 16-12 Scotland
England 16-20 Ireland

Super 14

Saturday, February 27:
Hurricanes 33-18 Lions
Reds 18-27 Blues
Force 19-37 Chiefs
Cheetahs 24-31 H'landers
Bulls 48-38 Waratahs

Six Nations

Friday, February 26:
Wales 20-26 France

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IRB to fund Pumas' 3N entry

Wed, 10 Mar 2010 12:14

The International Rugby Board will pay US$2-million (€1.5-million) so Argentina can play in the Tri-Nations from 2012.

IRB chairman Bernard Lapasset said from a sports forum the one-off payment removes the final obstacle keeping the Pumas from joining the championship, which features New Zealand, Australia and South Africa.

The IRB council just has to confirm the deal at a meeting next month, Lapasset said.

Argentina finished third at the 2007 Rugby World Cup, but have wanted regular matches against highly ranked opposition as it is geographically stranded on the international map.

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