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Izak van der Westhuizen - 2024 Toyota Challenge

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The Toyota Cheetahs are in action again this week with the 2024 Toyota Challenge getting underway.
The tournament in Bloemfontein will kick-off on Wednesday afternoon when the Emerging Ireland side plays against the Pumas from Nelspruit.
The Cheetahs in turn will kick-off their campaign on Wednesday evening when they face the Australian Super Rugby franchise, the Western Force.
The Cheetahs do have a lot of their injured players back in training and the coach Izak van der Westhuizen told OFM Sport that this is a big boost.
Wednesday night’s match between the Cheetahs and the Force at the Toyota Stadium kicks off at 19:00.
30 Sep 2024 2AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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