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  1. Heyneke warns against arrogance

    Heyneke Meyer has stressed that assuming the Bulls’ run of home games early in the Super 14 will automatically translate into success could prove fatal to his side’s championship challenge. Read more

  2. Quota confusion resolved

    There is a common belief spurned by incorrect reports that each South African franchise must field a minimum of four players of colour in their starting teams. Saru CEO Johan Prinsloo has clarified the situation to keo.co.za. Read more

  3. NZ champs plays like chumps

    The Highlanders stole a 21-19 win against the Crusaders and the rubble Reds were rampant against the Blues in Vodacom Super 14 friendlies. Does this mean a change of guard in 2006? Forget it. Read more

  4. Five-try Habana sinks Stormers

    The Bully Boys weathered a spirited first half by an underpowered Stormers side to emerge 44-13 victors in a Super 14 crank-up at Newlands. Read more

  5. Spears clawed

    Life has not improved much for the Spears in a week. Hammered by the Cheetahs 48-0, the Spears were on the receiving end again in their friendly against the Cats. Read more

  6. Sharks smash Leopards – twice

    Sharks coach Dick Muir knows that the purpose of Friday’s run around against the Leopards was to get rid of the rustiness. It was never going to be an indication of the quality of his team, when measured against the 13 other Vodacom Super 14 teams. Read more

  7. Storm warning for Spears

    Tonderai Chavhanga should return to the Stormers starting line-up for their match against the Spears in Wellington on Saturday. Read more

  8. Bulls missed Big Vic

    The importance of Victor Matfield to the Bulls cause was illustrated by his absence against the Stormers on Saturday. Read more

  9. Cats machine not purring yet

    Frans Ludeke bemoaned his team’s inability to take their scoring chances against the Spears in East London. Read more

  10. Scrumming let Cheetahs down

    While Cheetahs coach Rassie Erasmus was smiling after his side’s 29-19 win against the Force in Perth, he admitted there was plenty of work to be done before their first Super 14 game of the season. Read more

  11. Rassie rules in Perth

    Rassie Erasmus’ Cheetahs have scored a morale-boosting 29-19 win over the Western Force in Perth. Read more

  12. Bumbling Brumbies

    A year hasn’t changed much for the Brumbies. The Canberra boys are still being bullied by the Sydneysiders. Read more

  13. All eyes on Newlands

    It may appear a mismatch on paper, but Saturday’s clash between the Bulls and the Stormers at Newlands will provide a crucial test of the Cape side’s depth ahead of the extended Super 14. Read more

  14. All eyes on Newlands

    It may appear a mismatch on paper, but Saturday’s clash between the Bulls and the Stormers at Newlands will provide a crucial test of the Cape side’s depth ahead of the extended Super 14. Read more

  15. Jake’s in for a rough ride

    The relegation scenario facing SA’s Super 14 franchises could make life difficult for Bok coach Jake White. Read more

  16. Matfield may miss Brumbies clash

    Victor Matfield could be out of rugby for six weeks according to Bulls doctor Tommy Smook. Read more

  17. Monty tasked with saving Sharks

    Percy Montgomery will wear 10 for the Sharks in a warm-up fixture against the Leopards XV on Friday night. Read more

  18. Force or Farce?

    John Mitchell’s 27 man squad to take on the Cheetahs in Perth is anything but intimidating. Read more

  19. Botha hopes to break captaincy curse

    Gary Botha will captain the Bulls against the Stormers on Saturday, hoping that an injury-free 80 minutes will end the captaincy curse that has descended on Loftus. Read more

  20. Welkom break for Hough

    Griffons flyhalf Andre Hough has received an urgent SOS from Cats coach Frans Ludeke. Read more