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FNB UJ vs FNB UFS SHIMLAS (Tuesday, 15:00, Tuks Stadium)
FNB UJ – 15 Nqubeko Mkwanazi, 14 Siphamandla Matsinya, 13 Tyreeq February, 12 Musawenkosi Tshabalala, 11 Prince Nkabinde, 10 Jurich Claasens, 9 Eduan Smit, 8 Franco Schutte, 7 Kwagga van Niekerk (c), 6 Kelvin Kanenungo, 5 Brendon Pawson, 4 Peter-John Steenkamp, 3 Chergin Fillies, 2 Pierre Rabie, 1 Kayden Kiewit. Replacements: 16 Enrique Coutriers, 17 Luke Fortuin, 18 Coenrad Vrey, 19 Philip Apea-Adu, 20 Siyabonga Masuku, 21 Mpho Kubheka, 22 Boldwin Hansen, 23 Indiphile Tyeda.
FNB UFS Shimlas – 15 Cham Zondeki, 14 Jorell Arries, 13 Francois Agenbag, 12 JP Duvenage, 11 Ayabonga Matroos, 10 Cornel Korff, 9 Rewan Kruger (c), 8 Ruwald van der Merwe, 7 Kamohelo Chabana, 6 Lourens Oosthuizen, 5 Pierre Uys, 4 Shine Msipha, 3 Tshepo Nchabeng, 2 William Moffat, 1 Johan Schutte. Replacements: 16 Jhaques Thyssen, 17 Daniel Wessels, 18 Zéan Augustyn, 19 Uzile Tele, 20 Thabo Ndimande, 21 Hlumelo Klaas, 22 Ethan Wentzel, 23 Janco Klinck.
FNB WITS vs FNB MADIBAZ (Tuesday, 17:00, Tuks Stadium)
FNB Wits – 15 Jimmy Mpailane, 14 Sthsaba Mqhatu, 13 Henco van Wyk, 12 Aidynn Cupido, 11 Matthew Mcdonald, 10 Kurt Webster, 9 Hlumelo Ndudula, 8 Travis Gordon, 7 Phillip Krause, 6 Constant Beckerling (c), 5 William Thomson, 4 Kevin du Randt, 3 Ebot Buma, 2 Damian Venter, 1 Banele Mthenjane. Replacements: 16 Mulalo Sadiki, 17 Bhekisa Shongwe, 18 Keagan Glade, 19 Junior White, 20 Mark Snyman, 21 Dylan Meyer, 22 Christian Humphries, 23 Yanga Hlalu.
FNB Madibaz – 15 Chadwyn November, 14 Khakalethu Bophi, 13 Nkoka Ngobe, 12 Johan Lombard, 11 Njabulo Toni, 10 Siphosethu Dlongodlongo, 9 Wayne Moss, 8 Mihlali Mosi, 7 Jaco van der Walt, 6 Siyamthanda Jwacu, 5 Laken Gray, 4 Hardus van Eeden, 3 Warwick Griffin, 2 Tembekile Boltina (c), 1 Robert Lyons. Replacements: 16 Duan du Plessis, 17 Ruan Jonker, 18 Luyolo Dapula, 19 Cade Cambier, 20 André Gerber, 21 Stephan Botes, 22 Tiaan Swanepoel, 23 Likhona Dywili.
FNB MATIES vs FNB NWU EAGLES (Tuesday, 19:00, Tuks Stadium)
FNB Maties – 15 Adriaan van der Bank, 14 Munier Hartzenberg, 13 David Brits (c), 12 Waqar Solaan, 11 Sibabalwe Xamlashe, 10 Christopher Schreuder, 9 Bobby Alexander, 8 Ben-Jason Dixon, 7 Matthys Kitshoff, 6 Mitchell Carstens, 5 Albert Liebenberg, 4 Simon Miller, 3 Matimu Manganyi, 2 HJ Luus, 1 Leon Lyons. Replacements: 16 André-Hugo Venter, 17 Dian Bleuler, 18 James Combrinck, 19 Dylan de Leeuw, 20 Gift Dlamini, 21 Lian du Toit, 22 George Lourens, 23 Mike Mavovana.
FNB NWU Eagles – 15 Shane van Rooyen, 14 Keano Windvogel, 13 Lincoln Daniels (c), 12 Marco Donges, 11 Pienaar van Niekerk, 10 Keagan Fortune, 9 Riaan Genis, 8 André Fouché, 7 Sphephelo Mabuza, 6 Chris Vermaak, 5 Jeandré Leonard, 4 Malembe Mpofu, 3 Sampie Swiegers, 2 Gustav du Rand, 1 Komape Moloto. Replacements: 16 Vernon Paulo, 17 Ruben du Plessis, 18 Arno Gustafson, 19 Wihan Nel, 20 Jandré de Beer, 21 Sylvester Hassien, 22 Kagiso Woodbridge, 23 Meyer Kriel.
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