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When the Roos goes marching in! Evan Roos is the OFX Top Try Scorer in the Vodacom URC this season.

When the Roos goes marching in! Evan Roos is the OFX Top Try Scorer in the Vodacom URC this season.

AnalysisProvincial

What Bordeaux's Champions Cup demolition of Leinster means for SA's URC finals hopes

Rich uses Bordeaux's physical demolition of Leinster as a lens on SA's URC finals prospects — arguing the Stormers cost themselves and their SA counterparts dearly by failing to secure second place, while flagging a scrumhalf depth problem that extends beyond the URC and straight into Erasmus's Bok planning.

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Papier opens up on eight-year Bok exile and what earned him his alignment camp return

Embrose Papier has detailed the tactical and mental growth that earned him a place in the Springboks' second alignment camp after an eight-year absence from the national setup, with nine tries this season underlining the form that brought him back into Erasmus' thinking.

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Burger: Roos earns his Bok recall — but the soft-skill weakness is real

Burger endorses Roos's Bok recall but flags a genuine soft-skill concern, while De Villiers uses Papier and Horn to argue Erasmus's selection culture consistently rewards sustained URC form.

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Fourie knee scan clouds Stormers career outlook after Henderson red-card incident

Deon Fourie faces a knee scan and potential career uncertainty after being injured by a croc roll from Ulster's Ian Henderson, who was ultimately red-carded, during the Stormers' URC match. Stormers defence coach Norman Laker confirmed the scan and called for consequences, while also flagging a near-identical incident involving Evan Roos in the same game.

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Bulls land seven signings including Bosch and Abrahams ahead of 2026/27 season

The Bulls have signed seven players for next season, including Springbok fly-half Curwin Bosch from CA Brive on a three-year deal and Thaakir Abrahams from Munster on two years, with Luan Giliomee, Hakeem Kunene, Dylan Maart, Sango Xamlashe and Mawande Mdanda also coming aboard as the club undertakes a major squad overhaul.

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