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Bulls hungry to strike first blow in rivalry
The Star
|September 30, 2025
THE Bulls are expecting some of their injured stars to return only after they complete their opening overseas tour in the United Rugby Championship (URC).
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That will also be around the time their Springboks rejoin the squad for a busy December schedule.
For now, without the Boks and key injured players such as No 8 Cameron Hanekom, loose forward Elrigh Louw, and flyhalf Johan Goosen, the team has still managed a positive start with an opening victory in the competition.
Yes, their outing against the Ospreys at Loftus Versfeld was far from smooth - despite winning 53-40- and things will only get tougher when defending champions Leinster visit Pretoria on Saturday. It's a replay of last season's final, and the Bulls will look to strike the first psychological blow early in the campaign.
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