SANZAR reaches deal over expansion

May 15, 2009, Friday |

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LEADERS of South Africa, New Zealand and Australia rugby (SANZAR) have agreed a structure they hope will prevent the South Africans breaking away in a dispute over Super 14 expansion.

Officials of the three leading southern hemisphere nations met in Dublin yesterday and came up with a solution they hope the South African rugby union will accept. New Zealand and Australia are pressing for an expansion in 2011 to a Super 15 competition played over 22 weeks and leading to a six-team finals format. The South Africans withdrew support because of concern for their domestic competition.

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SANZAR reaches deal over expansion

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