POLOKWANE – The Currie Cup is South Africa’s oldest and premier provincial competition and despite their successes in the earlier years of the competition, the trophy evaded the Vodacom Bulls since 2009.
In the latest instalment of the competition, the Bulls beat the Sharks at the end of January to claim their 24th Currie Cup title; a title they dedicate to you.
To share in their glory, Bulls fans from Bela-Bela to Polokwane, will have the opportunity to take a picture with the trophy.
The u/21’s South African Rugby Union championship and Vodacom Super Rugby Unlocked trophies will also be on display, if fans want to take pictures with them.
Due to current Covid-19 protocols imposed on South African rugby players, no players will join the tour. Jake White, Director of Rugby, will only be able to join the tour on the first day, because of the Bulls’ fixture against the Sharks on Friday, 26 March.
Limpopo tour:
Tuesday, 23 March:
10:00 – 11:00
Kwaggas Rugby Club in Bela-Bela.
14:00 – 15:00
Mogol Rugby Club in Lephalale.
Wednesday, 24 March:
14:00 – 15:00
Noordelikes Rugby Club in Polokwane.
17:00 – 18:00
Potgietersrus Rugby Club in Mokopane.
According to Bulls President, Willem Strauss, it is very important that they take the cup to their fans, as they were unable to come to Loftus.
Strauss emphasised that Covid-19 regulations will be followed to ensure the safety of fans and staff.
