FNB UFS Shimlas will travel to Gqeberha with only one thing on their mind, to return home with five log points to secure a home semi-final and a possible home final.
Unfortunately, that is about it. The Shimlas will return home with a big win against a demoralised Madibaz who has already been confirmed to be relegated to the Varsity Shield competition next year.
FNB Madibaz – 15 Kyle Cyster, 14 Jade Stoffels, 13 Reese Cambier, 12 Troy Delport, 11 Brandt Fields, 10 Siphosethu Dlongodlongo, 9 Anovuyo Moyikwa, 8 Leon van der Merwe, 7 Dylan Halgreen, 6 Arnouw Nel (c), 5 Terrance Siyaya, 4 Umna Tokwe, 3 Marco Nortje, 2 Kyle Erasmus, 1 Warwick Griffin. Replacements: 16 Ruan Jonker, 17 Aqhamile Limba, 18 Endinako Kuse, 19 Mekyle Solomon, 20 Siphelo Sanyinyi, 21 Wayne Moss, 22 Sibalomzi Mqeni, 23 Kholiowe Khonza.
FNB UFS Shimlas – 15 Cham Zondeki, 14 Zane Bester, 13 Janco Klinck, 12 Jooste Nel, 11 Luthando Buthelezi, 10 George Lourens, 9 Jandré Nel, 8 Ruwald van der Merwe, 7 Kwezi Dlamini, 6 Thabo Ndimande, 5 Nathan Jordan, 4 Renier Viljoen, 3 Blaine Golden, 2 Wihan Marais, 1 Melusi Mthabela. Replacements: 16 William Moffat, 17 Loyiso Peteni, 18 Reinhardt Nel, 19 Ruben Cronje, 20 Thabang Malathsi, 21 Nicky Hatting, 22 Hlomla Payi, 23 Luyanda Mkhize.