RHINOS continued their winning ways in the bottom five competition of the Fidelity Security Premier League on Saturday, when they thrashed South Coast Warriors 52-31 in Uvongo.
This was the second weekend in a row that the local outfit managed to surpass the 50 mark, having drilled Newcastle Highlanders 67-27 at Mick Kelly Park last Saturday.
But despite these two comprehensive victories, Riaan Pienaar’s men still have to play Crusaders and Jaguars away from home.
Crusaders beat Rhinos 48-24 and Jaguars beat them 26-22 at Mick Kelly Park, with the Rhinos having home ground advantage.
Therefore if the men from Empangeni want to win the bottom five competition and bag a trophy for the club, they will have to step up their game and leave everything on the field.
In the earlier game played, Rhinos 2 went down to the host team 40-14.
Rhinos will travel to Durban North on Saturday to take on Crusaders and will then play Jaguars on Saturday, 9 July in Durban before ending the Fidelity Security Premier League season for 2016.
The local side will then compete in the Murray Cup which is a knock-out competition.
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