Bravely entering a new world is paying off for SA Rugby – The Citizen

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Bravely entering a new world is paying off for SA Rugby – The Citizen
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How richly that patience has been rewarded with the four South African teams dominating the second half of the competition.

As successful as the URC has been, SA Rugby have had to put up with largely empty stadiums for the fixtures. Picture: Darren Stewart/Gallo Images

Now, with the United Rugby Championship in its final weekend of round-robin action and three South African sides in the quarterfinals already, one can only say it has been a great success. And how richly that patience has been rewarded with the four South African teams tenaciously dominating the second half of the competition, making their home stadiums fortresses and producing some thrilling rugby in the process.Of all the sports in South Africa, rugby has probably borne the brunt of Covid, given how they were the code which was most accustomed to having big crowds in stadiums.

If only Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture Nathi Mthethwa was as preoccupied with something that really will contribute to the economy, rather than that stupid monumental flag of his.

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