SuperSport on DStv and GOtv presents another incredible weekend of sport from around the world, featuring crunch Rugby Championship matches, England and South Africa battling in an ODI series, the conclusion of the US Open tennis, and Formula One thrills from the iconic Monza circuit.
It’s a blockbuster week of sport, with world-class action across tennis, cycling, MMA, and road running, all live on SuperSport.
So sit back, buckle up, and enjoy the action.
Golf
Two standout tournaments headline this week in golf, with both the DP World Tour and the Ladies European Tour delivering high-stakes action.
The Amgen Irish Open, running from Thursday to Sunday, is one of the most anticipated stops on the DP World Tour. Set against the stunning backdrop of one of Ireland’s premier courses, this event consistently attracts a world-class field. With Ryder Cup points, Race to Dubai standings, and pride all on the line, expect fierce competition from European stalwarts and rising global stars alike. Players who can handle the unpredictable coastal weather and tricky greens will have a distinct advantage heading into the weekend.
On the Ladies European Tour, the spotlight turns to the Houston Championship, taking place from Friday to Sunday. As one of the few LET events held on American soil, it provides a unique test for Europe’s top women golfers. The Houston course demands accuracy and solid putting, and with several LET Order of Merit contenders in action, the leaderboard is likely to be tight throughout. It’s a crucial opportunity for players to build momentum ahead of the season’s final stretch and possibly break into contention for end-of-year honours.
DP World Tour – Amgen Irish Open
Thursday 4 to Sunday 7 September – LIVE on SuperSport Golf
Ladies European Tour – Houston Championship
Friday 5 to Sunday 7 September – LIVE on SuperSport Golf
Rugby
The Rugby Championship returns with two blockbuster clashes this Saturday, as the southern hemisphere’s finest go head-to-head in a pivotal round of action.
First up, Australia host Argentina in a clash that could define their respective campaigns. Both sides are desperate for consistency – Australia, under pressure to rebuild and regain credibility, will look to their experienced players to deliver a home victory. Argentina, however, have shown they can travel well and punch above their weight, and with their powerful pack and lethal counterattack, they’ll fancy their chances of an upset.
Then, the spotlight shifts to New Zealand v South Africa, a classic rivalry that never disappoints. The All Blacks, playing at home, will be eager to reassert their dominance following a mixed run of form. But the Springboks, known for their brutal physicality and tactical discipline, won’t back down.
This encounter is more than just about Rugby Championship points: it’s about pride, momentum, and psychological edge heading into a crucial period before the next World Cup cycle.
Expect bone-crunching tackles, strategic kicking battles, and world-class moments as these four teams continue their fierce quest for southern supremacy. It’s a must-watch morning of rugby on SuperSport.
Rugby Championship
Saturday 6 September
06:30: Australia v Argentina – LIVE on SuperSport Rugby
09:05: New Zealand v South Africa – LIVE on SuperSport Rugby
Cricket
A packed week of white-ball cricket awaits fans, with a marquee ODI series between England and South Africa, and the high-stakes Vitality T20 Blast quarterfinals lighting up the schedule.
The three-match ODI series sees England host South Africa, starting Tuesday, 2 September. Both sides will be eyeing valuable ICC ranking points and building depth ahead of future global tournaments. England, with their explosive batting line-up, will aim to dominate at home, but South Africa’s disciplined bowling attack and emerging talents promise a tightly contested series. With matches also set for Thursday and Sunday, momentum will be crucial as both teams look to assert their dominance early.
Meanwhile, the Vitality T20 Blast enters its knockout stage, with four quarterfinals determining who advances to Finals Day. The first clash on Tuesday night promises fireworks under the lights, while Friday’s second quarterfinal continues the momentum with more high-octane action. A thrilling Saturday double-header wraps up the round, featuring the third and fourth quarterfinals at 15:30 and 19:30 respectively. With top domestic and international stars in action, the T20 Blast promises plenty of drama, big hitting, and nail-biting finishes.
Cricket fans can expect an exciting mix of international prestige and domestic flair this week, all live on SuperSport.
England v South Africa ODI Series
First ODI – Tuesday 2 September, 14:00 – LIVE on SuperSport Cricket
Second ODI – Thursday 4 September, 14:00 – LIVE on SuperSport Cricket
Third ODI – Sunday 7 September, 12:00 – LIVE on SuperSport Cricket
Vitality T20 Blast
First Quarterfinal – Tuesday 2 September, 19:30 – LIVE on SuperSport Cricket
Second Quarterfinal – Friday 5 September, 19:30 – LIVE on SuperSport Cricket
Third Quarterfinal – Saturday 6 September, 15:30 – LIVE on SuperSport Cricket
Fourth Quarterfinal – Saturday 6 September, 19:30 – LIVE on SuperSport Cricket
Motorsport
Motorsport fans are in for a high-octane weekend, with three premier events across two wheels and four.
In MotoGP, the action roars into Barcelona for the Grand Prix of Catalonia. Saturday features crucial qualifying at 10:50, followed by the always-thrilling Sprint Race at 15:00. Sunday’s main race at 14:00 promises drama, especially with Catalunya’s mix of sweeping corners and hard-braking zones, which often deliver wheel-to-wheel excitement. Expect fierce duels between Ducati, KTM, Aprilia, and Yamaha riders on a track that rewards both bravery and precision.
Over in Italy, Formula One takes centre stage at the legendary Monza circuit for the Italian Grand Prix. Known as the “Temple of Speed,” Monza is a flat-out test of engine power and aerodynamic efficiency. Qualifying on Saturday at 16:00 will be vital for grid position, and Sunday’s 15:00 Grand Prix could be pivotal in the title race. Ferrari will be under immense pressure to deliver at home, while Red Bull, Mercedes, and McLaren look to spoil the party.
Rounding off the weekend, NASCAR Cup heads to the Midwest for the Enjoy Illinois 300 on Sunday at 21:00. Expect full-contact racing and late-race drama under the lights.
MotoGP – Grand Prix of Catalonia
Saturday 6 September
10:50: Qualifying – LIVE on SuperSport Variety 2 and SuperSport Maximo 1
15:00: Sprint Race – LIVE on SuperSport Variety 2 and SuperSport Maximo 1
Sunday 7 September
14:00: Grand Prix – LIVE on SuperSport Variety 1 and SuperSport Maximo 1
Formula One – Italian Grand Prix
Saturday 6 September
16:00: Qualifying – LIVE on SuperSport Motorsport and SuperSport Maximo 1
Sunday 7 September
15:00: Grand Prix – LIVE on SuperSport Motorsport and SuperSport Maximo 1
NASCAR Cup – Enjoy Illinois 300
Sunday 7 September, 21:00 – LIVE on SuperSport Variety 2 and SuperSport Africa
Variety
It’s a blockbuster week of sport, with world-class action across tennis, cycling, MMA, and road running, all live on SuperSport.
The final stretch of the US Open promises high drama and unforgettable moments. From Tuesday through Sunday, the world’s best will battle for glory in New York, with live coverage of every ace, rally, and upset. The women’s singles final on Saturday at 22:00 and the men’s final on Sunday at 20:00 will crown new champions or add to legendary legacies. With emerging stars and seasoned veterans in top form, expect fireworks on the hard courts of Flushing Meadows.
On two wheels, La Vuelta a España continues with Stages 10 to 15 from Tuesday to Sunday. The race heads deep into the mountains, where climbing specialists and GC contenders will look to make decisive moves. Brutal ascents, unpredictable weather, and narrow Spanish roads will push the peloton to its limits in what’s shaping up to be a thrilling third Grand Tour of the year.
In the octagon, UFC Fight Night: Imavov vs. Borralho headlines Saturday’s action at 21:00. Both middleweights are on the rise, and with top-10 rankings within reach, expect an intense battle that could steal the spotlight.
Finally, Sunday brings one of the world’s most iconic half marathons—the Great North Run. With elite runners and thousands of amateurs flooding the streets of Newcastle, it’s a celebration of endurance, speed, and community spirit. The elite races promise fast times and fierce competition in both the men’s and women’s fields.
Tennis: US Open
Tuesday 2 – Sunday 7 September – LIVE on SuperSport Tennis and SuperSport Variety 1
Saturday 6 September
22:00: Women’s Singles Final – LIVE on SuperSport Tennis
Sunday 7 September
20:00: Men’s Singles Final – LIVE on SuperSport Tennis
Cycling: La Vuelta a Espana
Tuesday 2 – Sunday 7 September, Stages 10 – 15 – LIVE on SuperSport Variety 1 and SuperSport Maximo 1
MMA: UFC Fight Night: Imavov vs Borralho
Saturday 6 September, 21:00 (main card) – LIVE on SuperSport Action and SuperSport Maximo 1
Road Running: Great North Run
Sunday 7 September, 12:00 – LIVE on SuperSport Action, SuperSport Africa 2 and SuperSport Maximo 3
