Stormers
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Stormers, Bulls and Sharks claim URC wins in contrasting fashion
Stormers frustrate themselves to 33-7 Ulster win whilst Bulls survive Scarlets scare 54-26 and Sharks produce defensive masterclass at Thomond
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Stormers boast URC’s most dangerous loose trio
Jean de Villiers believes Stormers boast the URC’s best loose trio in Dayimani, Kolisi, De Villiers and Roos. Can they fire consistently?
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Youth meets experience as De Villiers leads Stormers into battle
Paul de Villiers leads Stormers against Scarlets with Markus Muller and Haashim Pead making first starts. Hacjivah Dayimani returns from concussion.
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Is this the year South African sides finally conquer Europe?
Stormers and Bulls target European glory as South African teams seek Champions Cup breakthrough. Is this finally the year the glass ceiling shatters?
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Bumper (to bumper) weekend ahead: 20 events, 100 000 expected in Cape Town
20 events expected to draw around 100 000 participants and spectators across the metro this weekend, with motorists advised of significant road disruptions.
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“We need a team in the final”: Dobson’s European mission
John Dobson sets Champions Cup target for Stormers and SA rugby: “We need a South African team to make a semi-final or final this season.”
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Big guns out as Sharks name powerhouse pack for Stormers
The Sharks bring out the big guns for their Cape Town showdown, promoting Ox Nché, Eben Etzebeth and Ethan Hooker to face the Stormers on Saturday.
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Stormers must solve lineout crisis or face Sharks mauling
Dobson promises lineout fix after losing 10 throws vs Edinburgh. Etzebeth and Sharks target same weakness that delivered wins last season.
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Youth Month | Rugby and Medicine: Insaaf Levy’s journey from Bo-Kaap to Springbok women
Western Province scrumhalf Insaaf Levy reflects on her rise in rugby and medicine, showing how discipline and passion drive her dual career journey.
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‘Easy to say now’: Feinberg-Mngomezulu reflects on missed drop goal opportunity
In the cold light of a Sunday morning in Mayol, the “what-ifs” are beginning to haunt the DHL Stormers. Following their agonizing 28-27 Champions Cup exit at the hands of…
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