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Weekend Wrap: Bulls, Sharks and Stormers secure vital wins

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12th May 2025

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The Bulls and Sharks locked in home quarter-finals with dominant wins, while the Stormers kept their playoff charge alive. The Lions, however, slipped at home to the Scarlets. Here’s your weekend recap:

Vodacom United Rugby Championship

Highlights

Super Rugby

English Premiership

Top 14

Japan League One

SA Cup

Selected Schools Results

Our predictions: 3 from 4 after the Lions let us down in the final match of the weekend

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