This week on Stan Sport: Super Rugby semi-finals, Le Mans and Wimbledon warm-ups headline the action

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This week on Stan Sport: Super Rugby semi-finals, Le Mans and Wimbledon warm-ups headline the action – From Super Rugby Pacific finals and the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans to elite women’s tennis and domestic rugby competitions, Stan Sport has another packed week of live sport for subscribers.

Here’s a look at some of the biggest events streaming live and on demand from 11–17 June.

Super Rugby Pacific reaches the semi-final stage

The race to the Super Rugby Pacific title intensifies this weekend, with four teams remaining in the hunt for championship glory.

The opening semi-final sees the Chiefs attempt to exact revenge on the Crusaders after last year’s heartbreaking grand final defeat.

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Friday, 12 June

  • Chiefs v Crusaders — 4.00pm AEST

The Crusaders edged the Chiefs 16-12 in the 2025 decider, but this time they’ll have to get the job done away from home. Former Wallabies centre Lalakai Foketi has been named to start for the Chiefs, replacing the injured Kyle Brown.

Meanwhile, the Hurricanes welcome back leading try-scorer Fehi Fineanganofo as they prepare to host the Blues.

Saturday, 13 June

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  • Hurricanes v Blues — 4.00pm AEST

The Blues have also received a major boost, with Beauden Barrett overcoming a quad injury to return at fullback.

The 24 Hours of Le Mans returns

One of motorsport’s greatest endurance races takes centre stage this weekend.

Stan Sport will provide comprehensive coverage of the iconic 24 Hours of Le Mans, beginning with practice sessions before culminating in the famous race itself.

Key times:

  • Thursday, 11 June — Practice 3 (10.30pm AEST)
  • Friday, 12 June — Hyper Pole (3.45am AEST) and Practice 4 (6.45am AEST)
  • Saturday, 13 June — Warm Up (7.45pm AEST)
  • Saturday, 13 June — Race (11.00pm AEST)
Super Rugby Women’s finals begin

The inaugural Super Rugby Women’s competition enters its opening round this weekend.

Saturday, 13 June

  • Blues v Hurricanes Poua — 11.30am AEST
  • Matatū v Chiefs Manawa — 2.00pm AEST
Domestic rugby continues

Australian club rugby remains a major feature of Stan Sport’s schedule.

The Shute Shield reaches Round 9, while Queensland’s Hospital Cup moves into Round 11.

Fans can also catch all the action from Western Australia’s Fortescue Premier Grade competition.

The road to Wimbledon continues

The grass-court season ramps up with a host of WTA tournaments taking place across Europe.

The London WTA 500 continues through the weekend, while the Hertogenbosch WTA 250 reaches its conclusion.

Attention then shifts to the Berlin WTA 500, featuring many of the world’s leading players as preparations for Wimbledon intensify.

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More sport from around the globe

The week ahead also includes:

  • International swimming action from Hungary
  • Rugby play-offs from Europe
  • Mountain biking from Leogang
  • Motocross from Appin

With major events spanning rugby, motorsport, tennis and beyond, Stan Sport subscribers won’t be short of viewing options over the coming days.

Whether it’s the drama of Super Rugby’s finals series or the endurance challenge of Le Mans, there’s plenty to keep sports fans entertained.

All events stream live and on demand on Stan Sport.

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This week on Stan Sport: Super Rugby semi-finals, Le Mans and Wimbledon warm-ups headline the action

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