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Stormers out to prove Leinster win wasn't a fluke

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October 03, 2025

THERE will be no complacency from the Stormers when they take on the Ospreys tonight in Cape Town in the second round of the United Rugby Championship (URC).

- LEIGHTON KOOPMAN

That is the assurance director of rugby John Dobson gave ahead of the clash at the DHL Stadium (7pm kickoff), after his side started the new season with a 35-0 rout of Leinster in the Mother City last week.

Dobson only made three strategic changes to the side from the opening clash, bringing in scrumhalf Dewaldt Duvenage, who is set to play his 100th match for the Cape side. Lock Adré Smith will also reach a milestone, bringing up half a century of games for the Stormers.

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