Bulls on the march in the URC

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The Bulls are playing better– and they have room to get even better as more Springboks and other top players return from injury.

The Bulls were inpressive lasat weekend with a 53-27 win over Connacht, with the Bulls are now third on the log with 20 points from six matches, behind Glasgow (25) and Leinster (24).

Next up for Jake White’s team will be the Sharks – who finally hit their straps in a 69-14 win over the Dragons at Kings Park on Saturday – in what is a blockbuster December schedule for the Bulls.

After taking on the Durbanites at Loftus on Saturday (3pm kickoff), the Bulls will then host English giants Saracens in the Champions Cup at the same venue a week later, which will be followed by a trip to France to take on Lyon.

The Bulls will then fly back home to face the Stormers in Cape Town on December 23, in yet another huge clash. Meanwhile Jake White is happy to have Willie le Roux at Loftus…

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Written by: Angie Scholtz

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