Follow rugby union at work
Sport Spreadsheet follows live rugby union — Super Rugby Pacific and the United Rugby Championship — as scores and the table inside a spreadsheet that reads as work.
Rugby union's big leagues sit on opposite sides of the world, so between Super Rugby in the south and the URC across Europe and South Africa, there's nearly always a match kicking off in someone's working day. Here's how to follow the scores and the table from your desk.
Why rugby union is hard to follow at work
Southern-hemisphere kickoffs are the middle of the night in Europe but the working day in Asia and the Americas; northern fixtures clip Friday afternoons and weekends. Either way a live rugby broadcast is unmistakable on a shared screen, where a table of scores reads as ordinary work.
Rugby Union we cover
| Competition | Region | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Super Rugby Pacific | Oceania | Live |
| United Rugby Championship | Europe | Live |
| Six Nations | Europe | Live |
| The Rugby Championship | International | Live |
| Rugby World Cup | International | Live |
What you can follow
Live scores for Super Rugby Pacific and the United Rugby Championship, plus the standings, laid out as rows in the grid. (For rugby league — the NRL and State of Origin — see the NRL guide.)
Guides by competition
The numbers, explained
Questions
- Which rugby union competitions can I follow?
- Super Rugby Pacific and the United Rugby Championship, with live scores and the standings, each as a sheet tab.
- What about rugby league?
- Rugby league — the NRL and State of Origin — is covered separately; see the NRL guide.
Open the spreadsheet
Today's rugby union fixtures and the live table are one quiet tab away. Free, instant, no account.