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Stormers primed for 'something special'

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May 30, 2025

TONIGHT, the Stormers will face off against the Glasgow Warriors in a highly anticipated United Rugby Championship quarter-final at the Scotstoun Stadium where the stakes couldn't be higher.

- LEIGHTON KOOPMAN

For the Stormers, this is not just any knockout match - it represents an opportunity to finally exorcise the demons of their record in Glasgow.

The Cape side have never managed to win at the venue that has long been a fortress for the home side.

With both teams in solid form heading into the business end of the season, this quarter-final (8.35pm start) offers the promise of glory and the threat of early elimination.

As the visitors look to secure a semi-final spot, they'll need to overcome not only Glasgow's formidable home advantage, but also the mental hurdle of past disappointments at the stadium.

Despite their impressive run in the competition, the Stormers' struggles are well documented, and they are currently on a four-match losing streak against the defending URC champions.

The Warriors' physical style of play up front and their attacking expertise in the backline have often proved too much for visiting sides, and John Dobson's men have been no exception.

Yet, they come into this match with renewed confidence after a strong regular-season finish, bolstered by a dynamic squad that includes some of the competition's top performers.

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