Toyota Cheetahs v Glasgow Warriors - Rory Duncan and Francois Venter

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The Toyota Cheetahs fullback, Sergeal Petersen, will be playing in his last home game when the teams host the Glasgow Warriors on Friday evening in the Guinness Pro14.

Petersen will be making a move to the Cape where he will represent the Stormers and Western Province.

Should Raymond Rhule get released by the Springboks again and he plays against the Warriors it will also be his last game for the teams, as he will join Petersen in the Mother City.

The Cheetahs coach, Rory Duncan, told OFM Sport that it will be emotional for the players and the team, but they will want to give the pair a proper send off.

Friday evening’s game in the Toyota Stadium kicks off at 20:30.
3 Oct 2017 8AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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