Tickets for the HSBC SVNS Singapore 2027 are on sale as the two-day event returns to the National Stadium at The Kallang on 30 and 31 January 2027. The leg is the third stop of the HSBC SVNS Series 2026-2027 and Singapore remains the only Southeast Asian stop.
At the 2026 edition of the HSBC Singapore SVNS, which was moved to an earlier part of the year compared to previous events, the Fiji Men turned around a 12-point deficit to run in 21 points in their second half against 2024 Olympic Gold Medalists France to win the final, while the New Zealand women’s team crushed their fierce rivals Australia 36-7 as both teams defended the titles they won in 2025 at the HSBC Singapore SVNS.
8 Women’s and 8 Men’s teams will once again be competing, with Japan Sakura (Women) as the only Asian representation.
In the past few years, the SEA 7s, consisting of national teams from Southeast Asia, have also competed before the weekend, with the finals usually taking place at the National Stadium on Saturday. Local Singaporean youth & mini rugby and school rugby finals are also a regular feature.
The organisers said the 2027 edition will be “two days of high-intensity international rugby and family-friendly entertainment to the heart of Singapore! With the introduction of single-day tickets, fans will have more ways to experience the action, whether they are planning a full weekend of rugby or a day out with family and friends.”
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Tira Wilagi, captain of Fiji’s men’s team, said, “Singapore has been a special place for our team, and winning the title two years in a row has meant a great deal to us. Last year’s final was a tough one, demanding that we fight together to turn the game around. We’re excited to return and test ourselves against the best teams again. We know everyone will be coming for us, so we’ll have to work hard if we want to make it a three-peat.”
Risi Pouri-Lane, captain of New Zealand’s women’s team, said, “We have really enjoyed the moments we’ve experienced in Singapore. From the iconic landmarks to the energy at the national stadium. Singapore is an exciting tournament to be a part of. With the growth of women’s rugby on the rise, we are looking forward to the challenge that awaits us in January.”
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HSBC SVNS Singapore 2027 Tickets
Public early-bird ticket sales opened on 10 November 2026 with two-day general admission passes for adults, Single-day general admission tickets for adults and Family bundles available, which are for two adults and up to three youths (aged 5-17 years old). Children aged four and below enjoy free admission, subject to applicable admission conditions.
The tournament has rekindled its moniker as the “Family SVNS” and aims to “continue to bring together sporting action and activities for fans of all ages and interests, offering an experience that extends beyond the matches.”
Yazed Osman, Group Head, Events & Placemaking and Place Management, The Kallang Group, said: “We want the National Stadium to be a place where rugby fans can enjoy the intensity of international competition, while families and those new to the sport can discover that same excitement for themselves.
With the introduction of single-day tickets and additional benefits for The Kallang Kaki members, we’re giving fans more flexibility in how they experience the tournament. We’re looking forward to welcoming everyone back to The Kallang for another weekend of world-class rugby and memorable experiences both on and off the pitch.”
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