By: Farai Diza
The Super Rugby competition enters its round eleven today with high profile matches taking place tomorrow. Here are some of the matches to watch.
Brumbies vs Chiefs
Chiefs are not playing like the Chiefs we have seen win two straight Super Rugby titles and furthermore making six changes for a big game like this one should basically hand the Brumbies an easy win.
Sharks vs Highlanders
Sharks will continue to take full advantage of their easy schedule with a dominant win against the Highlanders in Durban. The Sharks are currently the pace setters and comfortably lead the log standings as they are yet to lose a match.
Hurricanes vs Reds
Really impressed with how the Hurricanes have been performing lately and the opposite is to be said about the Reds. Add on that, the Hurricanes are at home and they will try by own means to maintain their dominance over the Reds.
Force vs Bulls
Could another SA side, after the Cheetahs and Stormers, come back home from their overseas tour winless? It is looking that way for the Bulls who have encountered back to back defeats in Australasia.
Cheetahs vs Stormers
I am not entirely convinced that the Stormers were an improved side last week. They had 40 minutes of “okay” rugby with the ref firmly on their side and were playing against a team that was terrible the full 80 and they still lost the second half.
The Lions and Crusaders have byes.
Brumbies vs Chiefs
Chiefs are not playing like the Chiefs we have seen win two straight Super Rugby titles and furthermore making six changes for a big game like this one should basically hand the Brumbies an easy win.
Sharks vs Highlanders
Sharks will continue to take full advantage of their easy schedule with a dominant win against the Highlanders in Durban. The Sharks are currently the pace setters and comfortably lead the log standings as they are yet to lose a match.
Hurricanes vs Reds
Really impressed with how the Hurricanes have been performing lately and the opposite is to be said about the Reds. Add on that, the Hurricanes are at home and they will try by own means to maintain their dominance over the Reds.
Force vs Bulls
Could another SA side, after the Cheetahs and Stormers, come back home from their overseas tour winless? It is looking that way for the Bulls who have encountered back to back defeats in Australasia.
Cheetahs vs Stormers
I am not entirely convinced that the Stormers were an improved side last week. They had 40 minutes of “okay” rugby with the ref firmly on their side and were playing against a team that was terrible the full 80 and they still lost the second half.
The Lions and Crusaders have byes.
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