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Springbok winger Bryan Habana and New Zealand flyhalf legend Dan Carter were once again rivals as coaches during an exhibition match between King Edward VII School (KES) and Queens High School.
Once rugby rivals on the pitch representing their respective country’s, Habana and Carter were once again foes but this time on a lighter note, as supporting coaches during an exhibition school rugby match between KES and Queens High.
Caxton Local Media sports editor, Nicholas Zaal attended the event.
Check it out:
Legendary Springbok winger, @BryanHabana has walked onto the field at half time to give some words of advice to the KES players while they are 14-0 ahead @RK_Gazette @KingEdVIISchool pic.twitter.com/wEHigFjRgh
— Nicholas Zaal (@NicholasZaal) March 13, 2019
At one stage Habana and Carter were acting coaches for each team.
Legendary rugby players @BryanHabana and @DanCarter are now acting as coaches at the exhibition match @RK_Gazette @KingEdVIISchool pic.twitter.com/YJpwpWRaeT
— Nicholas Zaal (@NicholasZaal) March 13, 2019
Legendary New Zealand flyhalf, @DanCarter gives advice to the Queens players @RK_Gazette @KingEdVIISchool pic.twitter.com/skGVw6MlhK
— Nicholas Zaal (@NicholasZaal) March 13, 2019
Before the exhibition match, there was high anticipation from the learners.
Learners are excited as the rugby exhibition match between KES and Queens High is minutes away. @RK_Gazette @KingEdVIISchool pic.twitter.com/3ihvSunmIH
— Nicholas Zaal (@NicholasZaal) March 13, 2019
Sports presenter Motshidisi Mohono did what she did best:
. @MotshidisiM is cheered on to the field to welcome all in attendance. She mentions a surprise at half time @RK_Gazette @KingEdVIISchool pic.twitter.com/hIcch9pN4g
— Nicholas Zaal (@NicholasZaal) March 13, 2019
The match is underway. A few penalties have been given away by both sides and Queens has missed a kick at post. No points so far @RK_Gazette @KingEdVIISchool pic.twitter.com/0JAXjimHIz
— Nicholas Zaal (@NicholasZaal) March 13, 2019
KES won the match 28-5.
The game has ended with KES winning 28-5 @RK_GazetteLegendary @BryanHabana @DanCarter @KingEdVIISchool
— Nicholas Zaal (@NicholasZaal) March 13, 2019
The game has ended with KES winning 28-5 @RK_GazetteLegendary @BryanHabana @DanCarter @KingEdVIISchool
— Nicholas Zaal (@NicholasZaal) March 13, 2019