Extra Time - Ospreys vs Toyota Cheetahs

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The Toyota Cheetahs tackle the Ospreys on Saturday evening in their final tour match in the Guinness Pro14.

While the team hasn’t won either of their two previous matches, they do feel that they can beat the Welsh outfit this week.

The weather hasn’t been favour for expansive rugby, but the forecast is dry this week and the teams analyst and defensive coach, Charl Strydom, says the fans and expect Cheetah Rugby this week.

A win will go a long way in securing a spot in the play-offs, and possibly even a home knockout match.

The coach, Rory Duncan, says that they are really well position for the next round, but they have to be the Ospreys first.

Saturday’s game at the Liberty Stadium kicks off at 19:30 and is not televised. It can be followed on Twitter using the handle @OFMSport, as well as on the Cheetahs social media.
22 Feb 2018 11AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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