WRAP | Currie Cup: Fixtures, teams and results
A comprehensive wrap of all the collated fixtures, scores and match reports from Round 9 of the Currie Cup:
Pretoria Sport News
Stormers' advantage or knockout rugby mirage? 'It's always been close,' warns wily Willemse
The Stormers might carry a five-game winning streak over the Bulls ahead of their United Rugby Championship (URC) quarter-final this weekend.
Stellenbosch FC star Rayners goes from PSL flop to super striker
Iqraam Rayners scored twice in the DStv Premiership on Saturday in his remarkable transformation from a SuperSport United flop to a Stellenbosch star.
Bulls sweat on playmaker Goosen's availability for Stormers clash
The Bulls will have an anxious week ahead of them regarding the fitness of flyhalf Johan Goosen.
Sundowns cruise into CAF Champions League semi-finals
Mamelodi Sundowns booked their spot in the CAF Champions League semi-finals after beating Algerian outfit CR Belouizdad 2-1 in Pretoria on Saturday.
Wydad creep past brave Simba to set up potential Sundowns CAF Champions League semi
Stand-in Wydad Casablanca goalkeeper Youssef el Motie starred as the CAF Champions League title-holders scraped into the semi-finals with a 4-3 victory on penalties over Tanzania's Simba on Friday night to set up a potential semi-final with South Africa's Mamelodi Sundowns.
Blockbuster weekend of schoolboy rugby as Wildeklawer, Grey festivals attract top schools
This long weekend will see the top schoolboy rugby teams in the country in action across two major festivals - the Wildeklawer and Grey High School festivals.
Springbok captain Kolisi doubtful for World Cup defence
South Africa's World Cup winning captain Siyi Kolisi has emerged as a doubt for this year's title defence amid reports he incurred a cruciate ligament tear in the Sharks draw at home to Munster in the URC last weekend. Reports of partial tear to Kolisi’s anterior cruciate ligament and a damaged meniscus dominated local media on Tuesday, although there has been no confirmation from him or his club. The Springbok captain is being advised to have surgery on a knee injury and would then likely miss South Africa’s defence of the World Cup in France from September. South African media reports said the 31-year-old Kolisi had been advised by one of the two specialists he has consulted to have an operation to fix the problem, which would mean a spell on the sidelines of up to nine months, but was seeking a third opinion.