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The Sharks will look to build on their fine attack, which saw them cross the tryline six times last week, when they host the Capetonians, and with both sides coming off encouraging victories last week the match is bound to be a humdinger.
The experienced Springbok duo of Bongi Mbonambi (hooker) and 2021 SA Rugby Player of the Year, Siya Kolisi (flank), will start for the Cell C Sharks, with the two Bok forwards’ inclusion being the only changes to the team for the match.
“The positives from last week were the opportunities we created, and I was happy with the quick attack and the way we were able to move the ball and the continuity we got from that,” said Sharks head coach Sean Everitt.
“The offloads in the build-up to some of the tries were also really pleasing. We also managed the game well at times and that was why we probably came out on top.”
Stormers coach John Dobson made two injury-enforced changes to their pack of forwards and three changes in total to his starting line-up after lock Salmaan Moerat (knee) and No 8 Evan Roos (minor rib injury) were ruled out, which saw Adre Smith and Hacjivah Dayimani take over, while Angelo Davids will start on the right wing.
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