Morne Steyn and Bismarck du Plessis are two names that have left a significant impact on the rugby world. These two Springbok legends have had an illustrious career that has inspired many young players to strive for greatness. However, as the Currie Cup unfolds this weekend, we may be witnessing their final performances as they may soon retire from the sport.
Morne Steyn, at the age of 38, is known for his exceptional goal-kicking prowess, with 68 Test caps for the Springboks. He has etched his name in rugby history by striking the winning goal kick during two British & Irish Lions series. This weekend, Steyn will possibly play his last game for the Bulls at their clash against the Cheetahs in Pretoria.
Bismarck du Plessis, only a year older at 39, has accumulated 79 Test caps for South Africa. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest South African hookers of all time. His sheer strength and tenacity on the field have been a sight to behold. This weekend, he will join the Bulls from the bench for their crucial encounter against the Cheetahs.
The Bulls’ fate in the Currie Cup semi-finals depends on their match against the Cheetahs this Saturday. Although the Cheetahs are the favorites, if the Bulls fail to secure their place in the semi-finals, it could signal the end of Steyn and Du Plessis’s illustrious careers.
Steyn and Du Plessis have not only left their mark on the sport but have also shaped the careers of many young players. They have provided a blueprint for success and motivated many to strive for greatness.
The weekend’s Currie Cup action also features several other exciting fixtures. Griquas will face off against Pumas in Kimberley on Friday, while Griffons take on Lions in Welkom. Another crucial match is set for Saturday when Western Province meets Sharks in Cape Town.
As we eagerly await the outcome of these crucial matches, we must also take a moment to appreciate the contributions of Morne Steyn and Bismarck du Plessis. Their careers have been exemplary, and we can only hope that their impending retirements mark the beginning of a new chapter in their lives filled with continued success and happiness.
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