Stormers bracing for 'ball-in-hand' Connacht and 'phenomenal' Bundee Aki

15 May

Herman Mostert

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Stormers defence coach Norman Laker and centre Dan du Plessis during the URC match against the Dragons at Rodney Parade in Newport on 10 May 2024. The Stormers won 44-21. (Cole Cruickshank/Gallo Images)

The Stormers are feeling confident ahead of Saturday's URC encounter against "ball-in-hand" Connacht in Galway.

The Capetonians fired late to beat Wales outfit Dragons 44-21 at Rodney Parade last weekend and will look to continue where they left off when they tackle the dangerous Irish side.

The Stormers are currently fifth on the URC table with 50 points, while Connacht lie just outside the play-offs spots in ninth on 44 points.

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