Round One
| 15:30 2009-07-10 |
Boland Cavaliers | 26 – 18 | Leopards | Boland Stadium, Wellington Attendance: 850 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tries: D. Scholtz 28' c M. Hugo 31' c Con: J. Peach (2/2) Pen: J. Peach (4/5) 12', 19', 25', 48' Cards: D. Scholtz 2' to 12' W. Wehr 72' |
Report | Tries: M. Bondesio 9' m S. Samaai 55' m, 75' m Pen: C. Durand (1/3) 24' Cards: B. Van der Walt 25' to 35' |
| 19:10 2009-07-10 |
Free State Cheetahs | 18 – 28 | Griquas | Vodacom Park, Bloemfontein Attendance: 12,870 Referee: Phillip Anthony Bosch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tries: L. Mapoe 50' m WP. Nel 56' c Con: L. Strydom (1/2) Pen: J. Potgieter (2/4) 31', 40' |
Report | Tries: H. Stride 12' c S. Pretorius 58' c B.Geel 64' c B. Basson 76' c Con: N. Olivier (4/4) Card: S. Pretorius 43' to 53' |
| 15:00 2009-07-11 |
Blue Bulls | 19 – 13 | Golden Lions | Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria Attendance: 16,865 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tries: T. Mangweni 48' m G. van der Heever 55' m Pen: F. Brummer (3/4) 62', 70', 79' |
Report | Tries: W. Alberts 10' c Con: H. Kruger (1/1) Pen: H. Kruger (2/4) 2', 23' Cards: R. Kruger 69' to 79' |
| 17:05 2009-07-11 |
Western Province | 29 – 15 | The Sharks | Newlands Stadium, Cape Town Attendance: 22,488 |
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| Tries: C. Jack 1' c S. Naqelevuki 48' c Con: W. de Waal (2/2) Pen: W. de Waal (5/6) 15', 33', 38', 51', 74' |
Report | Pen: R. Kockott (5/7) 8', 17', 26', 29', 53' Cards: K. Daniel 43' to 53' |
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