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You are here: Home ∼ Saffas Abroad: Kolbe won’t give up as Bok mates clash

Saffas Abroad: Kolbe won’t give up as Bok mates clash

Toulon wing Cheslin Kolbe hands off Noa Nakaitaci Toulon's South African winger Cheslin Kolbe (L) hands off Lyon's Fijian wing Noa Seru Nakaitaci during the French Top 14 rugby union match between Lyon (LOU) and Toulon (RCT) at the Matmut Stadium de Gerland in Lyon, eastern France, on April 2, 2022. (Photo by OLIVIER CHASSIGNOLE / AFP) (Photo by OLIVIER CHASSIGNOLE/AFP via Getty Images)
Published on April 4, 2022

Here’s a wrap of all the action involving South African players in England and France, including an incredible try for Cheslin Kolbe, along with a controversial collision between Springbok teammates.

Top 14

Kolbe scored a superb opportunistic try for Toulon in Saturday’s 43-10 victory over Lyon at Matmut Stadium. The Bok flyer bravely chased a kick for touch and regathered the ball on the bounce before stepping past two defenders. Fellow Bok Eben Etzebeth also starred with a stylish try assist for the visitors.

Cheslin Kolbe scoring the most incredible try for Toulon, today. @CheslinKolbe | #SaffasAbroad #LOURCT pic.twitter.com/DLqzK7vrPB

— Saffas Abroad Rugby (@SaffasRugby) April 2, 2022

? @CheslinKolbe with a perfect example of why you should ALWAYS chase a kick #TOP14 #SaffasAbroad pic.twitter.com/tjqU3he2yg

— Jared Wright (@jaredwright17) April 2, 2022

We love an Eben Etzebeth basketball pass try-assist.@EbenEtzebeth | #SaffasAbroad #LOURCT pic.twitter.com/sGuCb4y89x

— Saffas Abroad Rugby (@SaffasRugby) April 2, 2022

Rynhardt Elstadt went down with Toulouse in a 19-13 loss at Castres, while Nico Janse van Rensburg bagged a try for Montpellier in a 23-13 away win over Tristan Tedder’s Perpignan at Stade Gilbert Brutus. Cobus Reinach and SA-born France lock Paul Willemse also featured for the visitors.

Nico Janse van Rensburg scoring for @MHR_officiel @RugbyMHR #SaffasAbroad | #TOP14 pic.twitter.com/Ff4IOiHiVh

— Saffas Abroad Rugby (@SaffasRugby) April 2, 2022

At Stade Chaban-Delmas, La Rochelle’s Raymond Rhule notched a five-pointer in a hard-fought 16-15 victory over hosts Bordeaux Begles.

Premiership

Robert du Preez scored all the points for Sale Sharks in Friday’s 12-18 defeat by Saracens at the AJ Bell Stadium, with Vincent Koch involved in a contentious hit on Bok teammate Faf de Klerk.

Sarries’ Koch shoulder-charged De Klerk with teammate Aled Davies, sending the Sharks No 9 clattering over the touchline and into the turf – and both ‘tacklers’ escaped sanction.

How is this hit on Faf de Klerk not a red card, only Luke Pearce will know. Or does he? #SALvSAR pic.twitter.com/XyLvVJqd20

— Saffas Abroad Rugby (@SaffasRugby) April 1, 2022

From the Owen Farrell school of tackling. Just a pen apparently… pic.twitter.com/tKhp1REYIS

— Jared Wright (@jaredwright17) April 1, 2022

I love how chilli pepper is bantering Vincent Koch for his “involvement” in the Faf de Klerk incident ??? #SaffasAbroad pic.twitter.com/ocGIXkmrVZ

— Saffas Abroad Rugby (@SaffasRugby) April 3, 2022

Meanwhile, Jacques Vermeulen and Namibian-born Patrick Schickerling crossed the whitewash for Exeter in Saturday’s 42-22 victory over Jacques du Toit’s Bath at Sandy Park.

90210000000H YES!! ?

Patrick Schickerling with the goods.#SaffasAbroad | #GallagherPrem pic.twitter.com/OgPJeHK46A

— Saffas Abroad Rugby (@SaffasRugby) April 3, 2022

However, Ruan Ackermann was on the wrong side of a 21-22 result for Gloucester in their clash with Wasps, while Juarno Augustus and David Ribbans celebrated a 39-22 win with Northampton Saints over Bristol Bears.

Experienced halfback Louis Schreuder dotted down in a 45-10 triumph for Newcastle Falcons on the road against Kyle Hatherell’s Worcester Warriors, with Kyle Cooper getting a run off the bench for the visitors.

On Sunday, Harlequins’ Andre Esterhuizen added his name to the try-scorers list in a 41-14 triumph over London Irish, with Benhard Janse van Rensburg doing similar for the hosts, while Quins’ Wilco Louw made an appearance as a second-half substitute.

The reigning Premiership champions crossed the whitewash seven times at Brentford Community Stadium, Bok bruiser Esterhuizen easing past two half-hearted tackles to underline his side’s superiority, before Janse van Rensburg crept over the line five minutes from the end.

Through the gap ?

The quiet giant burst onto the scene for @Harlequins as @Andre_301207 scores under the posts for the visitors ?

Catch the @ITVRugby #GallagherPrem highlights tonight at 6pm on ITV4 ?#LIRvHAR pic.twitter.com/FY7Drt4q3v

— Premiership Rugby (@premrugby) April 4, 2022

Andre Esterhuizen ?#SaffasAbroad #GallagherPrem pic.twitter.com/oZEkbOh7Rg

— Jared Wright (@jaredwright17) April 3, 2022

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