Somehow I had it in my head that the team listed second was the home team. So I backed the Blues.Highlanders vs Chiefs
Rebels vs Brumbies
Cheetahs vs Bulls
Hurricanes vs Crusaders - NP though Crusaders
Waratahs vs Reds
Shark vs Blues
Stormers vs Lions
Yeah, the Highlanders have done me twice in two weeks. Chiefs really do play dumb rugby, never seen a side love throwing hospital passes on their own try line as much as they do.Somewhat ironic that after we'd mocked them all week following their massive loss against the Waratahs, the Rebels squeezed a one-point win against the Brumbies in their second match last night. Certainly didn't predict that (had the Brumbies 13+ on the virtual rugby) nor did I expect the Highlanders to beat a rather poor Chiefs side to make it 2 wins on the trot this season - thats as many victories as Otago managed in the entire 2010 ITM Cup!
Heard about this a few days ago - as much as I'd love NZ to demolish everyone this year I think thats a real shame for the Springboks to lose Smith for potentially the entire season. Given his bad injury run thats even more disappointing. If the decision were up to me and he was fit, I'd include him without a doubt in the best XV that South Africa could currently field.Juan Smith returning for the Cheetahs against the Bulls lasted all of 2 minutes before tearing his Achilles. Now a major doubt for the WC. Big blow for the Boks.
No question. Would have him a World XI tbh. Only Kaino can compare.Heard about this a few days ago - as much as I'd love NZ to demolish everyone this year I think thats a real shame for the Springboks to lose Smith for potentially the entire season. Given his bad injury run thats even more disappointing. If the decision were up to me and he was fit, I'd include him without a doubt in the best XV that South Africa could currently field.
Yes, thats the way I tend to put the fixtures.@Somerset I think the team listed first is always the home team - figured it out now.