Currently third on the Currie Cup log and looking to put some daylight between themselves and the chasing pack, the Sharks have made several changes to their side for this weekend's clash against the Cheetahs in Durban. | Sport24news
The Sharks face log leaders the Cheetahs in a critical Currie Cup clash on Friday evening.
They have a Springbok on the bench too, in the form of Sikhumbuzo Notshe who will add an impact later in the match. There's some Springbok talent on the bench, too, in the form of No 8 Sikhumbuzo Notshe, while last week's last-minute try hero against the Pumas, Dian Bleuler, is named among the replacements.
“There’s a reason they lead, and that’s because they’re a very good team, one of the better teams who are likely to score from their maul when they get into your 22," said Mongalo.
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