Toyota Cheetahs v Zebre pre-match - Rory Duncan and Dave Williams

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The Toyota Cheetahs will be looking to play their brand of rugby when they take to the park in their next four Guinness Pro14 games which will be played at home.

The team had a tough baptism of fire in the competition with back-to-back defeats to Ulster and Munster in the first two rounds.

This week the Cheetahs tackle the Italian outfit, Zebre, who also lost their two opening games.

The Cheetahs new backline and attack coach, David Williams, told OFM Sport that the Pro14 hasn’t experienced Cheetahs rugby yet.

The Cheetahs host Zebre on Saturday evening at 19:30 at the Toyota Stadium and entry is free of charge.
13 Sep 2017 9AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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