Scrum coach Julian Redelinghuys emphasizes the importance of improving the Lions' set-piece performance in their upcoming Challenge Cup match against the Ospreys in Swansea, acknowledging past inconsistencies and the need for adaptability in European field conditions.
Scrum coach Julian Redelinghuys of the Lions highlights the team's focus on improving their set-piece performance for their upcoming match against the Ospreys in Swansea, citing past inconsistencies. Redelinghuys emphasizes the importance of dominance in the scrum as a strategic advantage against the Ospreys , a team with which the Lions have had unfavorable encounters in the past.
He also discusses the physical nature of the game and the challenges posed by European field conditions, noting the need for adaptability and better handling in these conditions. The Lions are facing the match with several absentees, including key players Kade Wolhuter, Morne Brandon, Ruan Venter, and Siba Qoba
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