New Nation Pumas head coach Jimmy Stonehouse made eleven changes to the starting lineup that will host the Toyota Cheetahs on Saturday @ 11h45 in Nelspruit. This is a must-win for the New Nations Pumas if they want to stay in the race o qualify for a semi-final berth in the Carling Currie Cup competition.
In the backline, it is only Sebastián de Klerk that survived the cut while captain Pieter van Vuuren, Phumzile Maqondwana and Marne Coetzee are the survivors upfront.
New Nation Pumas: 15 Devon Williams, 14 Sebastián de Klerk, 13 Erich Cronje, 12 Matt More, 11 Ettienne Taljaard, 10 Eddie Fouche, 9 Ginter Smuts, 8 Willie Engelbrecht, 7 Phumzile Maqondwana, 6 Daniel Maartens, 5 Pieter van Vuuren, 4 Shane Kirkwood, 3 Marne Coetzee, 2 Simon Westraadt, 1 Dewald Maritz. Replacements: 16 Eduan Swart, 17 Ettiene Janeke, 18 IG Prinsloo, 19 Kwanda Dimazad, 20 Niel Otto, 21 Chriswell September, 22 Ali Mgijimae, 23 Tapiwa Mafura.
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