Rugby Europe has confirmed the official calendar for the 2026 Rugby Europe Super Cup, with five clubs set to battle across five rounds this autumn and winter, running from 10 October to 13 December 2026.
The competition’s sixth edition, supported by World Rugby, will continue once again this year and brings together five clubs — Bohemia Warriors (Czech Republic), Delta (Netherlands), Romanian Wolves (Romania), Brussels Devils (Belgium) and Lusitanos (Portugal).
This year will take shape in a single round-robin format, with each side facing every other club once across the five rounds. The club sitting top of the table at the conclusion of Round 5 will be crowned Rugby Europe Super Cup Champions.
This year will not feature last year’s Spanish winners, Castilla y Leon Iberians, who have decided to withdraw from the competition this season.
Round 1
- 10 October, Bohemia Warriors v Delta, 11am, Prague, RC Tatra Smichov
- 11 October, Romanian Wolves v Brussels Devils, 1pm, Bucarest, Arcul de Triumf
Round 2
- 17 October. Bohemia Warriors v Lusitanos, 2pm, Prague, Tatra Smichov
- 17 October, Delta v Romanian Wolves, 5 pm, Amsterdam, National Rugby Centre
Round 3
- 24 October, Brussels Devils v Delta, 6pm, Dendermonde, Sportcomlex Sint Gillis
- 24 October, Lusitanos v Romanian Wolves, 2pm, Lisbon, TBC
Round 4
- 5 December, Lusitanos v Brussels Devils, 3pm Lisbon, TBC
- 5 December, Romanian Wolves v Bohemia Warriors, Bucharest, Arcul de Triumf
Round 5
- 12 December, Brussels Devils v Bohemia Warriors, 3pm, Soignies, Stade Municipal
- 13 December, Delta v Lusitanos, 2pm, Amsterdam National Rugby Centre
Bohemia Warriors host Delta in Prague for the opening fixture of the season, while the Romanian Wolves host Brussels Devils in Bucharest.
The final round of action takes place on 12-13 December where the Brussels Devils will welcome Bohemia Warriors in Soignies before eyes turn to Delta as they welcome Lusitanos in Amsterdam to conclude the competition this year.
Matches will be played across iconic venues including RC Tatra Smichov (Prague), Arcul de Triumf (Bucharest), NRCA (Amsterdam), Sportcomplex Sint Gillis (Dendermonde) and Stade Municipal (Soignies), with the Lisbon venue to be confirmed.
All fixtures will be able to watch live on Rugby Europe TV.
