George Lourens - Focus on the SA Cup semi-final

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The Toyota Cheetahs will focus on the now as opposed to the past as they turn their attention for the SA Cup semi-final against the Suzuki Griquas in Kimberley on Saturday.
Last week the Griquas did beat the Cheetahs 31-29 in Kimberley during round nine of the competition, but for the team from Bloemfontein this is all in the past.
The Cheetahs focus will be on an 80-minute performance as they seek to book a spot in the final, which could still be played in Bloemfontein, provided the Boland Cavalier stun the Pumas in Nelspruit.
The Cheetahs flyhalf, George Lourens, told OFM Sport that all that matters is this week.
13 May 2025 2AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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