DHL Stormers vs Vodacom Bulls
The Official Matchday Programme for the United Rugby Champions Grand Final DHL Stormers vs Vodacom Bulls | URC Saturday 18th June, 2022 | Kick off 6.30pm | DHL Stadium
The Official Matchday Programme for the United Rugby Champions Grand Final
DHL Stormers vs Vodacom Bulls | URC
Saturday 18th June, 2022 | Kick off 6.30pm | DHL Stadium
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GRAND FINAL<br />
<strong>DHL</strong> STORMERS VS VODACOM BULLS<br />
DEON<br />
FOURIE<br />
“It’s almost like a fairy tale. If anyone said at<br />
the beginning of the <strong>Vodacom</strong> URC that the<br />
<strong>Vodacom</strong> <strong>Bulls</strong> and the <strong>DHL</strong> <strong>Stormers</strong> would<br />
play in the final in Cape Town, you should<br />
have put money on it! You could have retired.<br />
“It’s an unbelievable year and it’s nice to end<br />
the season like this.<br />
“You know what you’re going to get against<br />
the <strong>Vodacom</strong> <strong>Bulls</strong>. They’re a really good side<br />
and they showed it against Leinster as well.<br />
“The thing is just to handle that pressure that<br />
they have at the moment and just to focus on<br />
what we have to do to win the game.<br />
“I think that is what’s helped us the last couple<br />
of months, that we just focus on what we’re<br />
doing and trying to do things better that we do.<br />
“Hopefully the guys can step on on Saturday<br />
and just build on that.”<br />
MADOSH<br />
TAMBWE<br />
“We’re at a stage in time where there is<br />
not much you can do.<br />
“There is one game left in the <strong>Vodacom</strong><br />
URC, so we just need to try to replicate the<br />
performance we had against Leinster last week.<br />
“The <strong>DHL</strong> <strong>Stormers</strong> are the only South<br />
African team we haven’t got a ‘W’ against,<br />
so obviously we go with the mindset of<br />
wanting to win.<br />
“Like coach Jake (White) said, you enter<br />
competitions to win.<br />
“It doesn’t matter how we start or<br />
whatever happens, we just need to make<br />
sure that by the time the ref blows the final<br />
whistle at the 80th minute that we are a<br />
point ahead of them.<br />
“When we started this competition, I don’t<br />
think anyone gave us a chance. Especially<br />
when we lost our first game against Leinster<br />
and we went on to lose a couple more games.<br />
“But as time went on, the bond and the<br />
relationships got stronger within the squad<br />
and the belief started growing.<br />
“We found ourselves in a situation where<br />
every game was basically like a play-off game.”<br />
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