
The Vodacom Bulls U21 made wholesale changes to their starting line-up, who will travel to Bloemfontein in a vital clash against the Toyota Cheetahs U21 in Bloemfontein on Friday.
The Vodacom Bulls U21 will want to turn their season around following their 14-33 loss to the Hollywoodbets Sharks U21. The Bulls are currently placed fourth on the log while their opponents are still looking for their first win of the season.
Only four players survived the cut, being Mbasa Maqubela, captain JJ Theron, Riyaad Bam and Alfondso Isaacs.
Blue Bulls U21: 1 Mbasa Maqubela, 2 Siphosethu Mnebelele 3 Jean Erasmus 4 Jaco Grobbelaar, 5 Eduan Vosloo, 6 Dieter Schubert 7 RJ Barnard, 8 JJ Theron (c), 9 Caleb Abrahams 10 Ian van der Merwe 11 Riyaad Bam 12 PA van Niekerk 13 Dimitre Erasmus 14 Alfondso Isaacs, 15 Hopewell Ntshangase. Replacements: 16 Juan Smal, 17 Ranon Fouche, 18 Casper Badenhorst, 19 Nokutenda Mapungwana, 20 Cephas van Biljon, 21 Akha Mjawule, 22 Pieter van der Merwe, 23 JT Kapank.
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