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Charl Strydom - Currie Cup semi-final against the Lions

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The defending Currie Cup champions, the Toyota Cheetahs head up to Johannesburg for the semi-finals against the Lions.
The Lions are favourites, but the Cheetahs are confidence and will though the kitchen sink at the team from the Highveld.
The Cheetahs assistant coach, Charl Strydom, told OFM Sport they will back themselves and they are ready to rock and roll.

13 Sep 2024 4AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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