Emirates Dubai 7s
HSBC SVNS
At the hearts of the Emirates Dubai 7s is the HSBC SVNS World Series. Dubai had played host to the Opening Leg of the Series since its inception in 1999 and we can’t wait to welcome once again, the very best players in the world, to thrill the tens of thousands of fans by showing us how the most exciting form of the game of Rugby is played at the very highest level.
HSBC SVNS SERIES IS BACK FOR 2025/2026
From Saturday, 29 November to Sunday, 30 November 2025, the HSBC SVNS is back again at Dubai’s iconic Sevens Stadium for two days of non-stop HSBC SVNS rugby plus more sport, music, food, and fun. With over 80,000 fans and epic vibes, it's a weekend you definitely don’t want to miss!
Last year we witnessed the incredible Australia Women's team with the title for 5th time in a row and the Fiji Men's team lift the trophy on Pitch 1 for the first time since 2015! Don’t miss your chance to experience world-class rugby and witness new champions for Dubai 7s 2025.
Get your tickets now for Emirates Dubai 7s!
HSBC SVNS SERIES EXPLAINED
The HSBC SVNS Series is back for the 2025/2026 season, confirming a global line-up of iconic cities and new destinations in the build-up to the LA 2028 Olympic Games. With Dubai’s iconic Sevens Stadium as the first stop of the season!
Dubai, Cape Town, Singapore, Vancouver, and Hong Kong are set to return as host cities, while Valladolid (Spain) and Bordeaux (France) join the schedule as part of a thrilling European double-header to close the season. Event locations in Australia and the USA will be confirmed shortly, alongside details for the HSBC SVNS 2 and 3 competitions.
The 2026 season will feature six regular rounds leading into a three-leg HSBC SVNS World Championship. South Africa’s men and New Zealand’s women will begin their season as defending champions after successes in Los Angeles earlier this year.
The participating teams in HSBC SVNS 2026 Series top level are:
- Women: Australia, Canada, Fiji, France, Great Britain, Japan, New Zealand, USA
- Men: Argentina, Australia, Fiji, France, Great Britain, New Zealand, South Africa, Spain
