PRO14 to proceed with 12 teams until 2021
PRO14 organisers have confirmed that the tournament will proceed without the Cheetahs and Kings until next year due to travel restrictions brought about by Covid-19. You may also like
Cheetahs have earned PRO14 place
The Cheetahs should not be kicked out of the PRO14 if the competition expands to include more South African teams, writes DYLAN JACK. You may also like
Steyn arrives in Bloemfontein
Two-time World Cup-winner Frans Steyn has arrived in Bloemfontein to begin his two-year deal with the Cheetahs. You may also like
Manjezi’s move to Bulls confirmed
The Vodacom Bulls have confirmed that versatile forward Sintu Manjezi will join the franchise from the Cheetahs from 1 July. You may also like
Speedster Specman to become a Cheetah
Dynamic wing Rosko Specman has accepted an offer to join the Cheetahs from the Bulls, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
Dweba: Cheetahs offered me a ‘sh*t contract’
Former Cheetahs and Junior Bok hooker Joseph Dweba has opened up about his journey in South African rugby, the unfair treatment he has received and his desire to prove everyone wrong. You may also like
PRO14 suspended indefinitely due to coronavirus
PRO14 organisers have taken the ‘unprecedented’ decision to suspend the tournament indefinitely due to the outbreak of Covid-19. You may also like
Key clashes for Cheetahs, Kings
The Cheetahs and Kings will look to hit the ground running with two PRO14 matches that are of vital importance to both campaigns this weekend. You may also like
Lions name team for Currie Cup final
Dylan Smith will start after the Lions have made one injury-enforced change to their starting lineup for the Currie Cup final against the Cheetahs. You may also like
Cheetahs late show floors Sharks
Junior Pokomela scored a brace as the Cheetahs claimed a riveting 51-30 win over the Sharks to book their place in the final of the 2019 Currie Cup. MARIETTE ADAMS reports. You may also like
