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Match Summary MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS Xerox Lions vs DHL Western Province VENUE Emirates Airline Park DATE 05 December 2020 19:00 COMPETITION Carling Currie Cup FINAL SCORE 22 - 19 HALFTIME SCORE 6 - 9 TRIES 1 - 1 PLAYER OF THE MATCH Tim Swiel (DHL Western Province ) SCORING SUMMARY Xerox Lions DHL Western Province PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Tiaan Swanepoel (J #15) 0 0 5 0 Tim Swiel (J #10) 0 1 4 0 Stean Pienaar (J #14) 1 0 0 0 Seabelo Senatla (J #11) 1 0 0 0 Elton Jantjies (J #10) 0 1 0 0 LINE-UP Xerox Lions DHL Western Province 1 Sti Sithole (J #1) 1 Steven Kitshoff (J #1) 2 Jaco Visagie (J #2) 2 Bongi Mbonambi (J #2) 3 Ruan Dreyer (J #3) 3 Frans Malherbe (J #3) 4 Willem Alberts (J #4) 4 Salmaan Moerat (J #4) 5 Marvin Orie (J #5) 5 Jd Schickerling (J #5) 6 Jaco Kriel (J #6) 6 Siya Kolisi (J #6) 7 Vincent Tshituka (J #7) 7 Ernst Van Rhyn (J #7) 8 Leon Massyn (J #8) 8 Juarno Augustus (J #8) 9 Ross Cronje (J #9) 9 Godlen Masimla (J #9) 10 Elton Jantjies (J #10) 10 Tim Swiel (J #10) 11 Courtnall Skosan (J #11) 11 Seabelo Senatla (J #11) 12 Burger Odendaal (J #12) 12 Daniel Du Plessis (J #12) 13 Wandisile Simelane (J #13) 13 Ruhan Nel (J #13) 14 Stean Pienaar (J #14) 14 Angelo Davids (J #14) 15 Tiaan Swanepoel (J #15) 15 Damian Willemse (J #15) RESERVES Xerox Lions DHL Western Province 16 Jan-henning Campher (J #16) 16 Scarra Ntubeni (J #16) 17 Dylan Smith (J #17) 17 Alistair Vermaak (J #17) 18 Wiehahn Herbst (J #18) 18 Neethling Fouche (J #18) 19 Reinhard Nothnagel (J #19) 19 David Meihuizen (J #19) 20 Wilhelm Van Der Sluys (J #20) 20 Marcel Theunissen (J #20) 21 Morne Van Den Berg (J #21) 21 Johan Du Toit (J #21) 22 Dan Kriel (J #22) 22 Paul De Wet (J #22) 23 Roelof Smit (J #23) 23 Tristan Leyds (J #23) CARDS Xerox Lions DHL Western Province # Player White Blue Yellow Red # Player White Blue Yellow Red None None COMMENTARY TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT GAME STARTED 0' First Half Start Elton Jantjies Xerox Lions 6' Penalty Goal Tim Swiel DHL Western Province 10' Missed Penalty Elton Jantjies Xerox Lions 14' Missed Penalty Tim Swiel DHL Western Province 18' Penalty Goal Tiaan Swanepoel Xerox Lions 22' Penalty Goal Tim Swiel DHL Western Province 28' Penalty Goal Tiaan Swanepoel Xerox Lions 38' Penalty Goal Tim Swiel DHL Western Province HALF TIME 40' Second Half Start Tim Swiel DHL Western Province 40' Player Off Juarno Augustus DHL Western Province Tactical 40' Player On Johan Du Toit DHL Western Province Tactical 42' Penalty Goal Tim Swiel DHL Western Province 45' Missed Penalty Tiaan Swanepoel Xerox Lions 49' Penalty Goal Tiaan Swanepoel Xerox Lions 51' Try Seabelo Senatla DHL Western Province 52' Conversion Tim Swiel DHL Western Province 53' Player Off Salmaan Moerat DHL Western Province Tactical 53' Player On David Meihuizen DHL Western Province Tactical 57' Player Off Godlen Masimla DHL Western Province Tactical 57' Player On Paul De Wet DHL Western Province Tactical 58' Player Off Bongi Mbonambi DHL Western Province Tactical 58' Player On Scarra Ntubeni DHL Western Province Tactical 61' Player Off Frans Malherbe DHL Western Province Tactical 61' Player On Neethling Fouche DHL Western Province Tactical 63' Player Off Seabelo Senatla DHL Western Province Injury 63' Player On Tristan Leyds DHL Western Province Injury 65' Player Off Sti Sithole Xerox Lions Tactical 65' Player On Dylan Smith Xerox Lions Tactical 65' Player Off Ruan Dreyer Xerox Lions Tactical 65' Player On Wiehahn Herbst Xerox Lions Tactical 65' Player Off Willem Alberts Xerox Lions Tactical 65' Player On Reinhard Nothnagel Xerox Lions Tactical 65' Player Off Vincent Tshituka Xerox Lions Tactical 65' Player On Wilhelm Van der Sluys Xerox Lions Tactical 65' Player Off Ross Cronje Xerox Lions Tactical 65' Player On Morne Van den Berg Xerox Lions Tactical 65' Player Off Jaco Kriel Xerox Lions Tactical 65' Player On Roelof Smit Xerox Lions Tactical 67' Penalty Goal Tiaan Swanepoel Xerox Lions 67' Player Off Wandisile Simelane Xerox Lions Tactical 67' Player On Dan Kriel Xerox Lions Tactical 67' Player Off Siya Kolisi DHL Western Province Tactical 67' Player Off Steven Kitshoff DHL Western Province Tactical 67' Player On Marcel Theunissen DHL Western Province Tactical 67' Player On Alistair Vermaak DHL Western Province Tactical 70' Try Stean Pienaar Xerox Lions 71' Conversion Elton Jantjies Xerox Lions 71' Player Off Neethling Fouche DHL Western Province Injury 71' Player On Frans Malherbe DHL Western Province Injury 71' Player Off Jaco Visagie Xerox Lions Tactical 71' Player On Jan-Henning Campher Xerox Lions Tactical 80' Penalty Goal Tiaan Swanepoel Xerox Lions 80' Second Half End 80' Full Time GAME ENDED Provided by Footprint.
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