Tickets remain available for Saturday night's Vodacom Bulls clash with the All Blacks at Loftus Versfeld, with the best seats in the house carrying a price tag of R1,350. Cheaper options are still on sale for fans looking to attend the fixture at a lower price point.
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Tickets range up to R1,350 for Bulls vs All Blacks at Loftus
Tickets for the Vodacom Bulls vs All Blacks match at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday night top out at R1,350, with cheaper options still available.
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