Form and history will favour The Sharks, who come off three back-to-back victories and who have won six of the last eight matches between the sides dating back to the 2010 competition.
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Blue Bulls have all to play for
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Basson to boost Blue Bulls
Bjorn Basson will make a welcome return to the Vodacom Blue Bulls side to play The Sharks in an Absa Currie Cup match at Loftus Versfeld on Friday.
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Jantjies back for Blue Bulls Under-21's
Flyhalf Tony Jantjies is back to full fitness and will start for his team on Friday when they play The Sharks Under-21 at Loftus Versfeld. Jantjies replaces Kobus Marais at flyhalf from the team that defeated the Golden Lions last weekend, with two more changes forthcoming.
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Anthony makes numerous changes
Vodacom Blue Bulls Under-19 coach Paul Anthony rung the changes to his side to play The Sharks Under-19s at Loftus Versfeld on Friday as he is welcoming back some fit-again players and give all contenders a run ahead of the Absa Under-19 Provincial Championship semifinals later this month.
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Basson to boost Blue Bulls
Bjorn Basson will make a welcome return to the Vodacom Blue Bulls side to play The Sharks in an Absa Currie Cup match at Loftus Versfeld on Friday.
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Kirsten ready for Sharks – Fitness report – brought to you by Medihelp
Frik Kirsten has been declared fit for the Vodacom Blue Bulls Absa Currie Cup clash against The Sharks at Loftus Versfeld on Friday.
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Win a limited edition Blue Bulls Scooter
Do you have your ticket for the game between the Vodacom Blue Bulls and Sharks (Friday, 4 October 2013)? Your ticket automatically puts you into the draw to win an awesome limited edition Blue Bulls Branded Scooter and apparel valued at R25 000.
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Vodacom Blue Bulls v Sharks: Win tickets to for this weekend's big clash
One lucky Vodacom Bulls supporter can win four grand stand tickets, courtesy of the Blue Bulls Company and Vodacom, for Friday’s Absa Currie Cup clash between the Vodacom Blue Bulls and The Sharks at Loftus Versfeld.
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Visagie, Jantjies back for Under-21's
The Sharks and DHL Western Province will have semifinal spots in their sights when they line up in the Absa Currie Cup Premier Division this weekend, while the Vodacom Blue Bulls and GWK Griquas will be fighting for survival as only three pool rounds remain.
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Vodacom Blue Bulls lose in Durban
The Sharks pulled away from the Vodacom Blue Bulls in the second half to secure a convincing 34-18 bonus-point victory at Kings Park, reports rugby365.co.za