2008 Currie Cup Premier Division - Round Ten

Round Ten

19:10 2008-09-05
Falcons 14 – 83 Lions Bosman Stadium, Brakpan
Referee: Marius Jonker
Tries: Dawid Pretorius, Gavin Whittingham
Con: Petrus van Rooyen (2)
Pen:
Tries: Anton van Zyl, Ethienne Reynecke (2), Gideon la Grange (2), Hendrik van Schalkwyk (2), Jaco Pretorius, Lukhanyo Nontshinga, Michael Killian (2), Rayno Benjamin (2)
Con: Earl Rose (6), Louis Strydom (3)
Pen:
Card: Jaco van Skalkwyk 63'
15:00 2008-09-06
Free State Cheetahs 17 – 35 Western Province Park, Bloemfontein
Referee: Phillip Bosch
Tries: Fabian Juries, Wilton Pietersen
Con: Herman Bosman (2)
Pen: Herman Bosman
Tries: Andries Bekker, Enrico Januarie, Jean de Villiers (cpt), Johan Pietersen
Con: Peter Grant (3)
Pen: Peter Grant (3)
Card:Schalk Burger 29', 70'
17:00 2008-09-06
Griquas 48 – 22 Boland Cavaliers ABSA Park, Kimberley
Referee: Deon van Blommestein
Tries: Bjorn Basson (3), Heinrich Stride, Marthinus Mentz (2), Wietz Tobias Botes
Con: Conrad Barnard (5)
Pen: Conrad Barnard
Tries: Renfred Dazel, Willem van Zyl, WP Nel
Con: Justin Peach(2)
Pen: Justin Peach
17:05 2008-09-06
The Sharks 34 – 25 Blue Bulls ABSA Stadium (Kings Park), Durban
Referee: Mark Lawrence
Tries: JP Pietersen, Keegan Daniel, Odwa Ndungane, Stefan Terblanche
Con: Ruan Pienaar (4)
Pen: Ruan Pienaar (2)
Tries: Marius Delport, Victor Matfield, Wynand Olivier (2)
Con: Morné Steyn
Pen: Morné Steyn

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