Stormers too good for tame Lions

Stormers too good for tame Lions

The Stormers outmuscled the Lions to safe a vital 29-10 bonus level victory on the DHL Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday afternoon.

The Stormers got here into this conflict on the again of a string of poor efficiency throughout all competitions and in want of a season-saving triumph.

And John Dobson’s males didn’t disappoint. The hosts outscored their opponents 5 tries to 2, though it have to be mentioned that the Stormers’ trigger was massively helped by the Lions being all the way down to 14 males for a lot of the competition.

And the crimson card in query happened after Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu was excessive tackled by Erich Cronje, whose his midfield companion Marius Louw solely made issues worse by coming in because the secondary tackler on the star playmaker.

Be that as it might, this was a primary half the place the lows outweighed the highs, however tries by Joseph Dweba (two) and Suleiman Hartzenberg gave the hosts the upper-hand with a 15-point benefit on the halfway mark.

The Lions mounted a comeback of kind, however with a person down drawback, they have been all the time up in opposition to it and sadly simply couldn’t flip issues round fully.

Springbok Edwill van der Merwe scored a sensational individualistic strive quickly after the restart, however it was instantly cancelled out by one other landing for the Stormers, this time by speedster Leolin Zas.

There was a dominant Lions interval after that, however the Stormers merely refused to relinquished their agency maintain on proceedings.

There could be two extra tries scored, one both approach, however in the long run the injury was achieved with the Stormers comfortably seeing out the match.

STORMERS VERSUS LIONS FULL-TIME GRAPHIC

Stormers vs Lions full-time rating. Image: Via X/@URCOfficial.

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