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Bulls sweat over Hanekom tip-tackle citing ahead of Munster clash

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Bulls No 8 Cameron Hanekom scores his team's first try during the Champions Cup quarter-final against Northampton Saints at Franklin's Gardens on Saturday. (Paul Harding/Getty Images) (Photo by Paul Harding/Getty Images)
Bulls No 8 Cameron Hanekom scores his team's first try during the Champions Cup quarter-final against Northampton Saints at Franklin's Gardens on Saturday. (Paul Harding/Getty Images) (Photo by Paul Harding/Getty Images)

The Bulls could face Irish giants Munster without their No 8, Cameron Hanekom, in the United Rugby Championship this weekend after he was cited for a dangerous tackle during Saturday's Champions Cup quarter-final against Northampton Saints.

READ | Hanekom confirms he's rising Bulls star ... BUT his yellow card was maddening

Hanekom was yellow-carded for a tip-tackle on Northampton centre Fraser Dingwall early in the second half at Franklin's Gardens, an incident which had marred an otherwise stand-out performance from the Bulls loose forward.

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