Benetton Rugby

Highlights: Benetton Rugby v Edinburgh Rugby

Edinburgh got on to a great start, Sam Hidalgo-Clyne finishing with a try after a build up of pressure and great handling from the backs. Ian McKinley kept Treviso within touching distance with...

Highlights: Bath Rugby v Benetton Rugby

Bath scored two tries to beat a dogged Treviso side 23-0. Treviso did a lot right in the first half as they dominated territory and possession but a lack of precision when it mattered meant they...

Highlights: Benetton Rugby v Southern Kings

Benetton Treviso secured  a comfortable 31-3 home win over the Kings in round 6 of the Pro 14. Benetton Treviso kept the scoreboard ticking over with three penalties before crossing for the games...

Highlights: Glasgow Warriors v Benetton Rugby

Glasgow have beaten Treviso by 37 points to 21. The home side left it late to secure a bonus point try scoring in the 80th minute. Treviso proved a stern test for the Scottish side but Glasgow come away...

Weekly Round Up

Johann van Graan will replace Rassie Erasmus at Munster The Irish Times has reported that van Graan, who formerly worked with the Bulls and is currently coaching the Springboks’ forwards,...

Tuesday Evening Round Up

Connacht squad update ahead of Scarlets clash Andrew Browne is recovering from an achilles tendon injury and will be out of action for a number of weeks, while centre Peter Robb is rehabilitating from...

Highlights: Edinburgh Rugby v Benetton Treviso

Great win for Benetton Treviso away to Edinburgh rugby, Although the home side looked to be in control in the first half a great Defensive effort from Benetton Treviso kept them out in the second. 2 Tries...

Round 2 Highlights: Benetton Rugby v Ulster Rugby

In a scrappy contest, two Andrew Trimble tries were the only difference between the two sides at the break. A more exciting second half saw Treviso strike back to within touching distance outscoring Ulster...

Round 1 Highlights: Munster Rugby v Benetton Treviso

Dublin to host historic PRO14 final

The inaugural Guinness PRO14 final will be held in the Aviva Stadium on May 26, 2018, The Irish Independent confirmed.     A record 45,566 attendance turned up to...