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Arni van Rooyen - Kaartjie verkope vir Curriebeker eindstryd (opens the original)
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’n Uitverkoopte Suzuki-stadion word Saterdag verwag wanneer die Suzuki Griekwas die Pumas in die Curriebeker-eindstryd in Kimberley koppe stamp. Kaartjieverkope het eers Dinsdag geopen, maar die aanvraag was geweldig, met bykans al die beskikbare kaartjies binne die eerste halfuur uitverkoop. Daar is steeds sowat 2 000 kaartjies in die oop pawiljoen beskikbaar, maar met die opwinding wat vinnig toeneem, word ondersteuners aangemoedig om hul kaartjies so gou moontlik te bekom voordat hulle uitmis
Jimmy Stonehouse - Beating Cheetahs to reach the Currie Cup final (opens the original)
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It was déjà vu for the Pumas as they booked their place in the Currie Cup final with a thrilling 27-24 victory over the Toyota Cheetahs in Bloemfontein on Sunday. Rewind four years and the Pumas were celebrating another dramatic victory in the City of Roses after scoring a try at the death to knock the Cheetahs out of the Currie Cup. History repeated itself this time, although there was no last-gasp try. Instead, Clinton Swart’s ice-cool boot proved decisive as the Pumas held their nerve in a gr
Pieter Bergh - Securing a home Currie Cup final against the Pumas (opens the original)
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The Suzuki Griquas will be hosting the Pumas in a major final for the second time this year when they two bitter-rivals go to battle in Kimberley on Saturday. This time the Peacock Blues will host the team from the Lowveld in the final of the Currie Cup, and it’s a repeat of the historic championship game in the Diamand City a little over four years ago. On the day, the Pumas spoilt the party with a 26-19 victory to win the Currie Cup for the first time. Griquas coach, Pieter Bergh, told OFM Spo
Pieter Bergh - Team selection for Currie Cup semi-final (opens the original)
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The Suzuki Griquas are locked and loaded ahead of Sunday’s big Currie Cup semi-final against the Lions, with wet and windy conditions expected in Kimberley. The defending champions have named their strongest possible side for the showdown at the Suzuki Stadium, with the weather having little influence on team selection. Griquas coach Pieter Bergh told OFM Sport that he believes his side is well prepared, with last week’s game on a wet and heavy field in Wellington also providing useful preparati
Albert Liebenberg - Griquas ready to embrace pressure in Lions semi-final (opens the original)
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The Suzuki Griquas are bracing for a tough Currie Cup semi-final when they tackle the Lions in Kimberley on Sunday, with their sights firmly set on keeping their title defence alive. For the Griquas, it is a game in which they need to focus on themselves rather than the team they famously beat at the death in last year’s Currie Cup final at Ellis Park in Johannesburg. The Lions could stick with the side that has carried them into the semi-finals, or they could bolster their ranks with several Un
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