Where to Watch 2024 Crusaders Rugby Games (Ireland and UK Fixtures). Munster Rugby and the Crusaders are set to create history in 2024 with a world-first ‘Clash of Champions’ game on Saturday, February 3 (5pm).
Munster Rugby and the Crusaders will play a world-first “Clash of Champions” game in 2024, making history. The New Zealand team defeated the Chiefs 25–20 on Saturday in Waikato to win the Super Rugby Pacific Championship for the seventh time in a row. With 14 titles under their belt, they are the most successful team in the competition’s history and are well-known throughout the globe for their track record of brilliance and achievement.
It will be the first-ever meeting between the defending URC and Super Rugby champions after Munster’s recent URC victory in Cape Town.
2024 Crusaders Rugby Ireland and UK Fixtures
Saturday, February 3, 2024
Munster Rugby v Crusaders, Venue TBC, 5pm;
Friday February 9, 2024
Bristol Bears v Crusaders, Ashton Gate, 7.30pm;
Crusaders vs Munster Rugby match
In February 2024, Munster will play the ‘Clash of Champions’, a rematch against the Crusaders, the Super Rugby Champions, in Páirc Uí Chaoimh, where they hope to create history once more.
In this much-awaited match, the defending champions of Super Rugby and the United Rugby Championship (URC) will square off.
Last Saturday in Waikato, the New Zealand team won their eighth straight Super Rugby Pacific Championship, defeating the Chiefs 25–20 to keep the trophy.
With 14 titles under their belt, they are the most successful team in the competition’s history and are well-known throughout the globe for their track record of brilliance and achievement.
It will be the first-ever meeting between the defending URC and Super Rugby champions after Munster’s recent victory in the BKT United Rugby Championship in Cape Town.
Rob Penney, the former head coach of Munster, has already been appointed as the Crusaders’ next boss starting in 2024. As part of their preseason preparations, the team will go abroad for the first time ever to play Bristol Bears and Munster. Munster confirm return to 40,000 seater for Crusaders visit