It's the final round of league action in the Women's Premier Division, with three matches scheduled for Saturday. Watch it live at the links below.
The first match kicks off at 12h30 in Johannesburg, where the Mastercard Golden Lions Women host the Blue Bulls Women; at 13h00, the clash between DHL Western Province and the EP Queens kick off in Cape Town, and the final encounter starts at 14h30 in Grabouw, where the Boland Dames host the Cell C Sharks Women. UPDATE: Due to connectivity problems in Grabouw, the game will only be available after the final whistle.
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The DHL Stormers, Vodacom Bulls and Cell C Sharks will all have the same objective when they take the field in their Vodacom United Rugby Championship quarter-finals on Saturday – to deliver their best possible performances to secure semi-final spots next week in the north-south extravaganza.
After stacking up an impressive unbeaten run of nine wins on the trot, the Airlink Pumas handed the Toyota Cheetahs their second straight defeat when the Lowvelders won an exciting Carling Currie Cup clash by 29-28 in Bloemfontein on Friday night.
An injury-time try by Luther Obi, coolly converted by George Whitehead, saw Windhoek Draught Griquas snatch a dramatic 43-41 win over DHL Western Province in an instant Carling Currie Cup classic in Stellenbosch on Friday afternoon.
Springbok scrumhalf Herschel Jantjies and centre Rikus Pretorius will make their return in the DHL Stormers' Vodacom United Rugby Championship quarter-final against Edinburgh at DHL Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday.
The Cell C Sharks team named to take on the Vodacom Bulls in Saturday’s Vodacom United Rugby Championship quarter-final clash shows just one change from the previous clash two weeks ago.
The DHL Stormers and Vodacom Bulls had to work hard in their Vodacom United Rugby Championship quarter-finals on Saturday, but in the end did what was needed to book their places in next weekend’s semi-finals.
The weekend’s penultimate round of Carling Currie Cup matches produced another bag full of high drama, with Windhoek Draught Griquas pulling off a stunning comeback win over DHL Western Province, the Airlink Pumas winning their cat fight with the Toyota Cheetahs, and the Sigma Lions finishing their season on a winning note against the Cell C Sharks in Durban.
DHL Western Province scored a commanding 91-12 victory over the EP Queens in Cape Town on Saturday to secure top spot in the Women's Premier Division and win hosting next weekend's final against Border Ladies, who had a bye in round seven, in the last round of league play.
DHL Stormers wing Leolin Zas scored 11 tries over the course of the regular season to end the campaign at the top of the charts, while Vodacom Bulls lock Ruan Nortje takes home an award which recognises the player who has racked up the most minutes over the 18 rounds of the Vodacom URC.
Two former SA Rugby Women’s Player of the Year winners, Zenay Jordaan and Aseza Hele, will join the Springbok Women squad for the first time this year when they assemble in Stellenbosch to prepare for the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup later this month.
The DHL Stormers, Vodacom Bulls and Cell C Sharks will all have the same objective when they take the field in their Vodacom United Rugby Championship quarter-finals on Saturday – to deliver their best possible performances to secure semi-final spots next week in the north-south extravaganza.
The DHL Stormers and Vodacom Bulls had to work hard in their Vodacom United Rugby Championship quarter-finals on Saturday, but in the end did what was needed to book their places in next weekend’s semi-finals.
