The Miami Sharks host the San Diego Legion for their last home game of the 2025 regular season, a cross-conference clash with huge playoff implications! The Sharks are coming off a road loss to Rugby FC LA, and find themselves simply needing a win to guarantee their spot in the post-season for the first time. The San Diego Legion on the other hand, are desperate for a win and sitting 5th in the Western Conference, having gone 2-7 since their 5-0 start to the season. The Legion are fresh off of a bye, but how much will the travel affect them?

These teams have met twice in the past with the Legion currently undefeated against the Sharks. Their most recent meeting was a 31-12 San Diego victory in Round 6 of the 2025 season.

With a 36-32 victory in front of their home crowd, thanks in part to 19pts off the boot of Shane O’Leary, the Miami Sharks record their first ever victory over the San Diego Legion and clinch their first ever playoff spot! The Sharks are the 4th and final team in the Eastern Conference to secure a post-season berth, in just their 2nd season in the competition. For the San Diego Legion, they fall to 2-8 since their 5-0 start to the 2025 season. They pick up two bonus points in this match to keep a playoff appearance possible, but the chances are razor-thin.

The Miami Sharks host the defending champion New England Free Jacks for an Eastern Conference clash in Florida! The New England Free Jacks are the first team to clinch a 2025 playoff spot after the NOLA Gold failed to earn a point in Tuesday’s clash with Old Glory DC, but the Free Jacks will want to lock up home advantage. They come off a well earned victory over the Chicago Hounds in Round 13. The Miami Sharks are still fighting for their first ever playoff appearance, and will want to build on a brilliant road victory over the NOLA Gold in Round 12.These teams have met 3 times in the past, with the Free Jacks holding a 2-1 series lead.

With a well played, bonus point victory for the Sharks, the head-to-head series is tied up at 2-2 with the Free Jacks looking a little off their usual game. The Florida heat led to many handling errors, but a pair of crossfield kicks gave Miami two tries and a narrow lead at half time, and a Guiseppe Du Toit score early in the 2nd half kept the momentum on the side of the hosts. Keeping the scoreboard moving through the boot of Shane O’Leary, the Sharks were up to a 23-7 lead before the Free Jacks scored their first points of the 2nd half through Wian Conradie in the 63rd minute.

The Sharks would hit back with a 4th try just 5 minutes later, and although the Free Jacks would add a 3rd try of their own in the dying stages, they had too much work to do and not enough time. The Sharks take the full 5 points and snap the Free Jacks’ 7-game win streak, while New England take 0 points.

The Miami Sharks host Anthem RC in an Eastern Conference match-up in Florida. Anthem RC are playing their 2nd game in 4 days after a tough outing against the Seattle Seawolves during the week. The Miami Sharks are rallying after scraping past Old Glory DC last week, and look to build momentum against an Anthem side that is still hunting for their first ever victory.

These teams have met 3 times in the past, with the Sharks extending their series lead to 3-0 thanks to a hard fought 31-32 road victory in Round 3 of the 2025 season, which is still the closest that Anthem have come to a victory.

The Miami Sharks return home to Florida to host the Houston SaberCats in a cross conference clash during Round 9 of the 2025 MLR season! The Sharks are reeling after suffering their 4th straight loss at the hands of the Free Jacks up in Quincy, and need to find a way to bounce back. In their way are the Houston SaberCats who top the Western Conference coming into this game despite a nail-biting home defeat to Rugby FC LA.

These teams have only met once in the past, with the SaberCats taking a 30-19 victory at home during the 2024 season.

The Utah Warriors travel across the country to Florida to face the Sharks in Miami in a cross conference clash during Round 5 of the 2025 Major League Rugby season. The Warriors are coming off their first defeat of the season, a 17-37 home loss to the Houston SaberCats. The Miami Sharks are also coming off of a defeat to a conference rival, having fallen 18-31 to the Chicago Hounds.

These teams have only met once in the past, in Round 11 of the 2024 season. On that occasion, the Miami Sharks took a narrow victory, defeating the Warriors by a score of 20-19 on the back of a 15pt game from Santiago Videla.

The Miami Sharks host their Eastern Conference Rivals the Chicago Hounds in Round 4 of the 2025 Major League Rugby season. The Sharks are coming off a nervy win over Anthem RC and currently sit atop the Eastern Conference, while the 2nd placed Chicago Hounds are full of confidence after routing the New England Free Jacks 36-7 in front of a home crowd. Both teams sit on a 2-1 record heading into this match.

The teams have met twice before, with the Hounds holding a 2-0 lead. Their most recent meeting came in the final week of the 2024 regular season, with Chicago taking a 6-try, 38-26 victory at Seatgeek Stadium.

After their calamitous defeat to Old Glory last week, the Miami Sharks host the NOLA Gold in an Eastern Conference Southern Showdown.

Fresh off their healthy victory last week, the NOLA Gold started stronger, with tries from Cooper Coats and Xavier Mignot giving them a healthy early lead before Martin Elias slotted a penalty to get Miami on the board and settle things down. 5 minutes later, Alex Tucci scored his 1st try for the Miami Sharks to bring the game back to 10-12 to the Gold. Both sides would exchange penalties and a late first-half drop goal attempt from Dorian Jones sailed wide, so 13-15 was the halftime score.

The second half started slow, with both sides probing the other’s defences, before the Miami Sharks found a breakthrough via Manu Ardao, who rumbled through defenders for an Auto-7pt try, followed up by a Ben Bonasso score just minutes later to give the Sharks a commanding 27-15 lead. The Gold would respond through Cooper Coats’ 2nd of the day before Elias added another penalty as well as a drop goal attempt that rang off the upright. Jones would add another 3 with 3 minutes to go and the score at 30-25, before more drama in Miami. The Sharks won a penalty and elected to take a shot at goal to burn the remaining time off the clock, but Elias took too long and the shot clock expired, handing the ball over to the Gold for one last kick at the can, knowing a converted try could steal the victory as it had done last week. Thankfully for the Sharks, there would be no repeat defeat.

The 2025 Major League Rugby season kicks off with the Miami Sharks hosting Old Glory DC in an Eastern Conference clash. The Sharks will be looking to make a push for the post-season in 2025, while the Flags will look to finally get the better of their Eastern rivals, the Free Jacks.

The visitors got off to a dream start, with two Axel Muller tries in the opening 20 minutes. Jason Robertson put both conversions wide, but the flags still had a 0-10 lead early. Whether it was the visitors taking a breath, or the home side waking up, the Sharks began to pull the momentum back towards them, and tries from Ma’ake Muti and Tomas Cubilla, along a pair from Mauro Rebussone, gave the Miami Sharks a 29-10 lead deep into the second half, but Old Glory DC weren’t done yet. Replacement hooker KoiKoiNelligan got DC moving again, and Robertson made up for his early errors off the tee with a lovely linebreak to score and convert his own try  in the 76th minute, before a dramatic finish.

Old GLory DC had a penalty in the dying stages of the game, and kicked for touch. The lineout was stolen my Miami and with the clock in the red all the Sharks needed to do was find touch…but the kick was charged down, and DC reclaimed possession! With a hail mary, Robertson launched a crossfield kick for Axel Muller, who got on the end of it after it was mishandled by the Sharks defender. Muller completed his hat trick to tie the score at 29-29 with the conversion to come. Robertson got the early season jitters out of the way early, and made no mistakes to give Old Glory a memorable victory at the death, kicking off the 2025 season with a wonderful game that the Sharks will be disappointed to have blown that opportunity at home.