Bulls without Vermeulen, Nyakane for Rainbow Cup opener
The Vodacom Bulls will start their Rainbow Cup campaign against the Lions without injured captain Duane Vermeulen and vice-captain Trevor Nyakane. You may also like
White: I want to turn Goosen into a Bok again
Vodacom Bulls coach Jake White says the timing is right to bring Johan Goosen back to complete ‘unfinished business with South African rugby’. You may also like
Jacobs shines as Bulls power into final
Wing Stravino Jacobs scored a brace of tries as the Vodacom Bulls beat the Lions 26-21 at Loftus on Saturday to secure home advantage in the Currie Cup final. You may also like
Sekekete at flank for Cheetahs
Victor Sekekete will make his first Currie Cup start for the Cheetahs at flank in their opening match against the Vodacom Bulls in Pretoria on Saturday. You may also like
Steyn not considered due to Covid-19 protocols
Vodacom Bulls flyhalf Morne Steyn was not considered for selection as he completes a precautionary isolation due to close-contact related Covid-19 protocols. CRAIG LEWIS reports. You may also like
Kitshoff, Ntubeni return for Stormers
Springbok prop Steven Kitshoff will lead the Stormers after returning to their starting lineup to face the Vodacom Bulls in Pretoria on Saturday. You may also like
Van der Merwe starts, Arendse to wing it
Marcel van der Merwe will start for the Vodacom Bulls in Saturday’s clash with the Sharks, while Kurt-Lee Arendse returns on the wing. You may also like
Cheetahs survive Bulls fightback
The Cheetahs sealed a 19-17 victory over the Vodacom Bulls in Bloemfontein on Friday to continue their positive start in the Super Rugby Unlocked tournament. You may also like
Bulls outplay Sharks in pre-season thriller
The Vodacom Bulls made a statement of intent ahead of the domestic season by beating a rusty Sharks side 49-28 on Super Fan Saturday in Pretoria. DYLAN JACK reports. You may also like
Aplon: Only ability, performance matter
New Blue Bulls recruit Gio Aplon is pleased that perceptions regarding size and ability are changing in South African rugby circles. You may also like
