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South African rugby has won almost everything there is to win, but the Investec Champions Cup remains the next frontier. That was the message from Keo and Zels as they looked ahead to the opening round of the 2026-27 competition…

South African rugby must target the Investec Champions Cup as its ultimate missing club title, according to analysts Keo and Zels. Looking ahead to the 2026-27 opening round, the Stormers host Bristol Bears, the Bulls play Stade Français, and the 10bet Lions debut away against La Rochelle. Keo argues that after five seasons in northern-hemisphere rugby, travel and pitch conditions can no longer be used as excuses by South African franchises.
Keo emphasizes that South African teams must adopt the mindset of European powerhouses like Leinster and Toulouse by prioritizing the tournament. Citing former England international Lawrence Dallaglio, Keo notes that the competition rivals Test rugby in intensity. Following the Sharks' EPCR Challenge Cup victory, both commentators maintain that securing home wins and advancing past the Champions Cup quarter-finals represents the vital next step for South African clubs.
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