The addition of Argentine and Japanese franchises to the Super Rugby pan-regional club competition was officially confirmed today (Thursday), with Tokyo set to share hosting rights to the latter team with Singapore.
Tokyo and Singapore to share Super Rugby hosting as Sanzar confirms expansion
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