More Test rugby at DHL Stadium next week

Hot on the heels of a spectacular weekend of international rugby in Cape Town, local rugby fans have another Test coming their way next week when the Springbok Women take on Spain on Thursday 19 September.

Kick-off for the Bok Women’s first Test at DHL Stadium is at 17h00.

The Springbok Women outplayed the Barbarians in impressive fashion last Saturday and will be looking to build on that performance as they have their sights set firmly on WXV 2, which kicks off on the last weekend of the month.

Tickets for the Test against Las Leonas are selling for as little as R35 per person, R50 for two or R100 for four tickets, while kids under 18 can enter for only R10.

For both teams it will be their final match before the three WXV tournaments kick off, and an exciting clash is expected.

Tickets are available at Ticketmaster and normal terms and conditions apply.

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