2010 ABSA Currie Cup Fixtures
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In less than four weeks, South Africa’s premier domestic rugby competition kicks off.
Favorites for 2010 must be the Blue Bulls and Western Province after their Super14 teams topped the Super14 table and also contested the final.
Both the FS Cheetahs and Sharks started winning in the second half of the Super14 and they will be looking to build on that momentum.
The Griquas will be out to prove that they were not a flash in the pan during 2009, where they dominated the first half of the competition and narrowly missed out on a semi-final spot.
And the Lions will look to get back to winning ways after a terrible Super14, where they failed to record a single win.
The Pumas and Leopards will be looking to cause some upsets.
The fixtures for the 2010 ABSA Currie Cup are as follow:
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Round 1 |
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9 July 12h00 Leopards v Lions Potchefstroom 9 July 19h10 Blue Bulls v Pumas Pretoria 10 July 15h00 Griquas v Sharks Kimberley 10 July 17h05 FS Cheetahs v Western Province Bloemfontein |
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Round 2 |
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16 July 12h00 Pumas v Leopards Witbank 16 July 19h10 FS Cheetahs v Griquas Bloemfontein 17 July 15h00 Western Province v Lions Cape Town 17 July 17h00 Sharks v Blue Bulls Durban |
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Round 3 |
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23 July 12h00 Sharks v Pumas Durban 23 July 19h10 Leopards v Western Province Potchefstroom 24 July 15h00 Griquas v Lions Kimberley 24 July 17h00 Blue Bulls v FS Cheetahs Pretoria |
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Round 4 |
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30 July 12h00 Leopards v Griquas Potchefstroom 30 July 19h10 Western Province v Pumas Cape Town 31 July 15h00 FS Cheetahs v The Sharks Bloemfontein 31 July 17h00 Lions v Blue Bulls Johannesburg |
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Round 5 |
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6 August 12h00 Pumas v FS Cheetahs Witbank 6 August 19h10 Blue Bulls v Leopards Pretoria 7 August 15h00 Griquas v Western Province Kimberley 7 August 17h00 Sharks v Lions Bloemfontein |
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Round 6 |
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13 August 12h00 Griquas v Pumas Kimberley 13 August 19h10 Leopards v Sharks Potchefstroom 14 August 15h00 Lions v FS Cheetahs Johannesburg 14 August 17h05 Western Province v Blue Bulls Cape Town |
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Round 7 |
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20 August 12h00 Blue Bulls v Griquas Pretoria 20 August 12h00 FS Cheetahs v Leopards Bloemfontein 20 August 19h10 Pumas v Lions Witbank 21 August 19h10 Sharks v Western Province Durban |
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Round 8 |
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27 August 12h00 Lions v Leopards Johannesburg 27 August 12h00 Pumas v Blue Bulls Witbank 27 August 19h10 Sharks v Griquas Durban 28 August 19h10 Western Province v FS Cheetahs Cape Town |
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Round 9 |
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3 September 12h00 Griquas v FS Cheetahs Kimberley 3 September 12h00 Leopards v Pumas Potchefstroom 3 September 19h10 Lions v Western Province Johannesburg 4 September 19h10 Blue Bulls v Sharks Pretoria |
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Round 10 |
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10 September 12h00 Western Province v Leopards Cape Town 10 September 19h10 Pumas v Sharks Witbank 11 September 15h00 Lions v Griquas Johannesburg 11 September 17h00 FS Cheetahs v Blue Bulls Bloemfontein |
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Round 11 |
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17 September 12h00 Griquas v Leopards Kimberley 17 September 19h10 Pumas v Western Province Witbank 18 September 15h00 Sharks v FS Cheetahs Durban 18 September 17h05 Blue Bulls v Lions Pretoria |
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Round 12 |
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24 September 12h00 FS Cheetahs v Pumas Bloemfontein 24 September 19h10 Western Province v Griquas Cape Town 25 September 15h00 Leopards v Blue Bulls Potchefstroom 25 September 17h00 Lions v Sharks Johannesburg |
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Round 13 |
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1 October 12h00 Pumas v Griquas Witbank 1 October 19h10 Sharks v Leopards Durban 2 October 15h00 Blue Bulls v Western Province Pretoria 2 October 17h00 FS Cheetahs v Lions Bloemfontein |
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Round 14 |
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8 October 12h00 Leopards v FS Cheetahs Potchefstroom 8 October 12h00 Western Province v Sharks Cape Town 8 October 12h00 Griquas v Blue Bulls Kimberley 8 October 19h10 Lions v Pumas Johannesburg |
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Semi-Finals |
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16 October 14h30 TBA v TBA TBA 16 October 17h00 TBA v TBA TBA |
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Final |
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30 October 17h30 TBA v TBA TBA |
* Subject to changes
Previous Winners:
2009 – Blue Bulls
2008 – Sharks
2007 – Cheetahs
2006 – Cheetahs/Blue Bulls (Shared)
2005 – Cheetahs
2004 – Blue Bulls
2003 – Blue Bulls
2002 – Blue Bulls
2001 – Western Province
2000 – Western Province
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