Same teams different venue. That is the story of the Varsity Cup final 2013.
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Same teams different venue. That is the story of the Varsity Cup final 2013.
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Has the Pink Floyd, AC/DC or Led Zepplin of rugby been replaced by Justin Bieber?
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Our resident Varsity Cup expert and fan, Jacques, takes a look at what we can expect in this year’s competition.
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The first ever Varsity Cup match televised in 2008 was between Maties and Tuks at the Danie Craven stadium in Stellenbosch, this game ended up in a 31 all draw. Four years down the line these two team will meet in the final of the 2012 season in Pretoria.
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The class of 2012 arguably dished up some of the most memorable moments in the tournaments history, but in the end it will come down to Maties vs. UJ in Stellenbosch and Tuks vs. Pukke in Pretoria.
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The following story was sent to me following the supposed ‘Greatest Rivalry in University Rugby’ between Maties and Ikeys – quite frankly, it’s disgusting.
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The organisers of the FNB Varsity Cup has come out to explain why one of the more anticipated games in this year’s competition will not be televised.
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Monday Night rugby is back, bigger and better.
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Varsity Cup 2012 is the first bit of rugby that we will have the pleasure to enjoy this year in South Africa.
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Maties’ bid for an unprecedented 13th National Club Championship title received a huge boost on Monday when they blew away fellow Varsity Cup side Tuks 43-22 in an unexpectedly one-sided quarter-final at Coetzenburg in Stellenbosch.
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What a night is all I can say. One thing is certain this year we will have a new Champion as Maties was humiliated by UJ in Stellenbosch.
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The Varsity Cup has been helluva exciting thus-far, but week 5 promises to take this another level up as Maties takes on the Tigers in the wind-tunnel and Shimlas taking on Pukke.
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College Rovers won the SAA National Club Champs for the first time in their history when they beat Maties 24-15 (halftime 11-5) at the Danie Craven Stadium in Stellenbosch on Friday.
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