SuperSport on DStv and GOtv presents another incredible week of sport from around the world, headlined by the return to action of the Premier League, LALIGA and Serie A, and the MTN8 final, as well as duels in Rugby Championship, South Africa and England in T20 and the start of the 2025 World Athletics Championship in Tokyo, Japan.
Below is a selection of sporting events for you to enjoy this weekend:
Golf
This year’s BMW PGA returns to Wentworth as the European Tour’s flagship event. The defending champion is Billy Horschel, the American who battled past Rory McIlroy in a dramatic playoff last September. The field is stacked, featuring DP World Tour and LIV stars – Rory McIlroy, Tyrrell Hatton, Shane Lowry, Jon Rahm, Joaquin Niemann, Patrick Reed, Adrian Meronk, Tom McKibbin, Thomas Pieters, and Dean Burmester are all set to tee it up. A hotbed of Ryder Cup storylines, this event serves both as a prestigious title chase and a crucial form check heading into the team showdown.
Teeing off the FedExCup Fall Series is the Procore Championship. This PGA Tour stop at Silverado Resort attracts a powerful U.S. Ryder Cup contingent, including Scottie Scheffler (World No. 1), Justin Thomas, J.J. Spaun, Collin Morikawa, Russell Henley, Patrick Cantlay, Cameron Young, Ben Griffin, and Sam Burns. With only Pakston Kizzire as last year’s champ, the field also features returning Napa winners like Sahith Theegala (2023 champion) and Max Homa (2021–22 double winner), plus 2024 winner Patton Kizzire and earlier champs Cameron Champ and Kevin Tway. Silverado’s North Course, known for tight fairways and demanding greens, emphasises precision from tee-to-green and confident short-game execution – making it a true test of form and finesse.
DP World Tour – BMW PGA Championship
Thursday 11 to Sunday 14 September – LIVE on SuperSport Golf
PGA Tour – Procore Championship
Thursday 11 to Sunday 14 September – LIVE on SuperSport Golf
Rugby
This weekend’s Rugby Championship promises electric drama as Australia meets Argentina in Sydney at dawn on Saturday, with renewed optimism flowing through the Wallabies’ ranks after their Lions-series win and the return of influential forwards James Slipper and Allan Alaalatoa. They’ll face a red-hot Argentina side buoyed by their historic home win over New Zealand and fresh talent like fly-half Nicolás Roger.
Shortly after, New Zealand and South Africa lock horns in Wellington in what could prove the standout contest of the Championship – the All Blacks are refreshed under their new setup, but the Springboks, led by a fit-again Siya Kolisi, remain fierce favourites with a ruthlessly efficient defence and late-game dominance.
On the women’s front, the quarterfinals of the Rugby World Cup unfold across Saturday and Sunday, showcasing both rising stars and rich narratives, while in South African domestic action later Saturday, the Currie Cup Premier Division heats up with two crucial semifinals.
Rugby Championship
Saturday 13 September
06:30: Australia v Argentina – LIVE on SuperSport Rugby
09:05: New Zealand v South Africa – LIVE on SuperSport Rugby
Women’s Rugby World Cup
Saturday 13 September
14:00 Quarterfinal 1 – LIVE on SuperSport Events
17:00: Quarterfinal 2 – LIVE on SuperSport Events
Sunday 14 September
14:00 Quarterfinal 3 – LIVE on SuperSport Events
17:00: Quarterfinal 4 – LIVE on SuperSport Events
Currie Cup Premier Division
Saturday 13 September
15:00: Semifinal 1 – LIVE on SuperSport Rugby
17:00: Semifinal 2 – LIVE on SuperSport Rugby
Cricket
As England and South Africa gear up for a thrilling T20 series beginning Wednesday 10 September at 19:30, anticipation is soaring for high-octane chases under the lights. The Proteas have named a dynamic blend of experience and youth, with Kagiso Rabada back in the squad (though his ankle will be carefully monitored) while all-rounder Marco Jansen returns from injury and explosive veterans David Miller and Donovan Ferreira are also back in the fold. Captain Aiden Markram has called on young talents like Lhuan‑dre Pretorius and Dewald Brevis to seize the moment and shine as South Africa builds momentum toward the 2026 T20 World Cup.
Meanwhile, the Caribbean Premier League rolls on through mid-September across six Caribbean nations, with the league stage delivering vibrant T20 action daily and intense playoff races beginning shortly. Over in England and Wales, the Vitality T20 Blast reaches its climax on Saturday 13 September with nail-biting semifinals from 11:15 and a pulsating final at 19:40, capping off a tournament that started late May and brought intense county rivalries, big hits and emerging stars to the fore.
England v South Africa T20 Series
First T20 – Wednesday 10 September, 19:30 – LIVE on SuperSport Cricket
Second T20 – Friday 12 September, 19:30 – LIVE on SuperSport Cricket
Third T20 – Sunday 14 September, 15:30 – LIVE on SuperSport Cricket
Caribbean Premier League
League stage matches – Thursday 11 to Monday 15 September, 00:50 – LIVE on SuperSport Cricket
Vitality T20 Blast
Semifinals – Saturday 13 September, from 11:15 – LIVE on SuperSport Cricket
Final – Saturday 13 September, 19:40 – LIVE on SuperSport Cricket
Motorsport
The MotoGP Grand Prix of San Marino and the Rimini Riviera at Misano promises a weekend of precision and spectacle, with qualifying and a sprint race kicking off the excitement on Saturday before the main Grand Prix Sunday afternoon. Misano’s technical layout – with 16 corners packed into just over 4.2 km and its famed Quercia turn – tests rider skill and machine setup to the fullest. Fresh from another dominant run, Marc Márquez looms as the rider to watch, potentially sealing the championship early with another win at a circuit where he’s historically unbeatable.
Meanwhile, over in NASCAR, the Bass Pro Shops Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway takes centre stage as the pivotal termination point for competitors in the Round of 16. This half-mile concrete beast, with its steep banking and high pack intensity, demands flawless execution in few chances to gain ground.
MotoGP – Grand Prix of San Marino and the Rimini Riviera
Saturday 13 September
10:50: Qualifying – LIVE on SuperSport Motorsport and SuperSport Maximo 1
15:00: Sprint Race – LIVE on SuperSport Motorsport and SuperSport Maximo 1
Sunday 14 September
14:00: Grand Prix – LIVE on SuperSport Motorsport and SuperSport Maximo 1
NASCAR – Bass Pro Shops Night Race
Sunday 14 September, 01:30 – LIVE on SuperSport Motorsport
Variety
La Vuelta a Espana
Tuesday 9 – Sunday 14 September, Stages 16 – 21 – LIVE on SuperSport Variety 1
World Athletics Championship Tokyo 25
From Saturday 13 September – 00:40 (Morning Session) and 10:20 (Afternoon Session) – LIVE on SuperSport Africa
MMA: EFC 127: Moyo vs. Djikasa
Thursday 11 September, 19:00 – LIVE on SuperSport Action and SuperSport Maximo 360
MMA: Noche UFC: Lopes vs. Silva
Sunday 14 September, 00:00 (main card) – LIVE on SuperSport Action and SuperSport Maximo 1
Tennis: WTA 500: Guadalajara Open Final
Monday 15 September, 02:00 – LIVE on SuperSport Tennis
