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Toyota Cheetahs v Southern Kings - Rory Duncan and Oupa Mohoje

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The Springbok flanker, Oupa Mohoje, could be leading the Toyota Cheetahs on Saturday during their Guinness Pro14 derby against the Southern Kings in Bloemfontein.
The regular captain, Francois Venter, will miss this weekend’s match as well due to an injury, but will be ready for the tour to Wales and Scotland next month.
Furthermore, the hooker Torsten van Jaarsveld took a knock to the knee during their 45-21 win over the Kings in Port Elizabeth last week.
The Cheetahs are confident that Van Jaarsveld will be ready, and the coach Rory Duncan says in the event of him missing the match, Mohoje will lead the side.
Saturday’s derby between the Cheetahs and the Kings at the Toyota Stadium kicks off at 17:00.
16 Jan 2018 7AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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