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MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS Border Bulldogs vs Down Touch Griffons VENUE BCM Stadium DATE 05 October 2018 19:00 COMPETITION Currie Cup First Division FINAL SCORE 7 - 40 HALFTIME SCORE 7 - 15 TRIES 1 - 7 PLAYER OF THE MATCH SCORING SUMMARY Border Bulldogs Down Touch Griffons PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Billy Dutton (J #7) 1 0 0 0 Anrich Alberts (J #2) 3 0 0 0 Aphiwe Stemele (J #10) 0 1 0 0 Jean-jacques Pretoruis (J #6) 1 0 0 0 Duan Pretorius (J #10) 1 1 1 0 Nkululeko Marwana (J #13) 1 0 0 0 Thato Mavundla (J #19) 1 0 0 0 LINE-UP Border Bulldogs Down Touch Griffons 1 Siya Ngande (J #1) 1 Barend Potgieter (J #1) 2 Mihlali Mpafi (J #2) 2 Anrich Alberts (J #2) 3 Lwando Mabenge (J #3) 3 Danie Van Der Merwe (J #3) 4 Nkosi Nofuma (J #4) 4 Shaun Mcdonald (J #4) 5 Ayabonga Nomboyo (J #5) 5 Gavin Annandale (J #5) 6 Onke Dubase (J #6) 6 Jean-jacques Pretoruis (J #6) 7 Billy Dutton (J #7) 7 Vincent Maruping (J #7) 8 Athenkosi Manentsa (J #8) 8 Cody-anthony Basson (J #8) 9 Sino Nyoka (J #9) 9 Boela Abrahams (J #9) 10 Aphiwe Stemele (J #10) 10 Duan Pretorius (J #10) 11 Somila Jho (J #11) 11 Tertius Maarman (J #11) 12 Somila Mantyoyi (J #12) 12 Arthur-william Williams (J #12) 13 Lonwabo Ntleki (J #13) 13 Nkululeko Marwana (J #13) 14 Sipho Nofemele (J #14) 14 Rodney Damons (J #14) 15 Sonwabiso Mqalo (J #15) 15 Wynand Pienaar (J #15) RESERVES Border Bulldogs Down Touch Griffons 16 Lubabalo Lento (J #16) 16 Jean- Pierre Mans (J #16) 17 Masonwabe Ngcem (J #17) 17 Doctor Booysen (J #17) 18 Mihlali Mosi (J #18) 18 Dennis Visser (J #18) 19 Luke Nomzanga (J #19) 19 Thato Mavundla (J #19) 20 Bangi Kobese (J #20) 20 Dwayne Wessels (J #20) 21 Lwandile Mapuko (J #21) 21 Niel Stannard (J #21) 22 Sethu Tom (J #22) 22 Ezrick Alexander (J #22) CARDS Border Bulldogs Down Touch Griffons # Player White Blue Yellow Red # Player White Blue Yellow Red None 1 Rodney Damons (J #14) 0 0 1 0 2 Shaun Mcdonald (J #4) 0 0 1 0 PLAYER MOVEMENT - Border Bulldogs TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT 23:00 PlayerOff Siya Ngande Border Bulldogs Tactical 23:00 PlayerOn Masonwabe Ngcem Border Bulldogs Tactical 47:00 PlayerOff Masonwabe Ngcem Border Bulldogs Tactical 47:00 PlayerOn Siya Ngande Border Bulldogs Tactical 47:00 PlayerOff Aphiwe Stemele Border Bulldogs Tactical 47:00 PlayerOn Lwandile Mapuko Border Bulldogs Tactical 61:00 PlayerOff Athenkosi Manentsa Border Bulldogs Tactical 61:00 PlayerOn Luke Nomzanga Border Bulldogs Tactical 61:00 PlayerOff Sino Nyoka Border Bulldogs Tactical 61:00 PlayerOn Bangi Kobese Border Bulldogs Tactical 61:00 PlayerOff Ayabonga Nomboyo Border Bulldogs Tactical 61:00 PlayerOn Mihlali Mosi Border Bulldogs Tactical 62:00 PlayerOff Mihlali Mpafi Border Bulldogs Tactical 62:00 PlayerOn Lubabalo Lento Border Bulldogs Tactical 63:00 PlayerOff Lonwabo Ntleki Border Bulldogs Tactical 63:00 PlayerOn Sethu Tom Border Bulldogs Tactical 70:00 PlayerOff Siya Ngande Border Bulldogs Tactical 70:00 PlayerOn Mihlali Mpafi Border Bulldogs Tactical PLAYER MOVEMENT - Down Touch Griffons TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT 16:00 PlayerOff Arthur-William Williams Down Touch Griffons Blood 16:00 PlayerOn Niel Stannard Down Touch Griffons Blood 19:00 PlayerOn Arthur-William Williams Down Touch Griffons Blood Return 19:00 PlayerOff Niel Stannard Down Touch Griffons Blood Return 24:00 PlayerOff Rodney Damons Down Touch Griffons Yellow Card 33:00 PlayerOn Dennis Visser Down Touch Griffons Tactical 33:00 PlayerOff Shaun McDonald Down Touch Griffons Tactical 34:00 PlayerOn Rodney Damons Down Touch Griffons Yellow Card Return 38:00 PlayerOff Jean-Jacques Pretoruis Down Touch Griffons Tactical 38:00 PlayerOn Shaun McDonald Down Touch Griffons Tactical 38:00 PlayerOff Danie Van der Merwe Down Touch Griffons Tactical 38:00 PlayerOn Doctor Booysen Down Touch Griffons Tactical 54:00 PlayerOn Jean-Jacques Pretoruis Down Touch Griffons Tactical 54:00 PlayerOff Cody-Anthony Basson Down Touch Griffons Tactical 56:00 PlayerOn Niel Stannard Down Touch Griffons Tactical 56:00 PlayerOff Rodney Damons Down Touch Griffons Tactical 61:00 PlayerOn Jean- Pierre Mans Down Touch Griffons Tactical 61:00 PlayerOff Anrich Alberts Down Touch Griffons Tactical 63:00 PlayerOff Jean-Jacques Pretoruis Down Touch Griffons Tactical 63:00 PlayerOn Cody-Anthony Basson Down Touch Griffons Tactical 63:00 PlayerOff Gavin Annandale Down Touch Griffons Tactical 63:00 PlayerOn Thato Mavundla Down Touch Griffons Tactical 65:00 PlayerOn Ezrick Alexander Down Touch Griffons Tactical 65:00 PlayerOn Danie Van der Merwe Down Touch Griffons Tactical 65:00 PlayerOff Tertius Maarman Down Touch Griffons Tactical 65:00 PlayerOff Barend Potgieter Down Touch Griffons Tactical 65:00 PlayerOn Dwayne Wessels Down Touch Griffons Tactical 65:00 PlayerOff Wynand Pienaar Down Touch Griffons Tactical 67:00 PlayerOn Jean-Jacques Pretoruis Down Touch Griffons Blood 67:00 PlayerOff Cody-Anthony Basson Down Touch Griffons Blood 67:00 PlayerOff Jean- Pierre Mans Down Touch Griffons Tactical 67:00 PlayerOn Anrich Alberts Down Touch Griffons Tactical 79:00 PlayerOff Shaun McDonald Down Touch Griffons Yellow Card Provided by Footprint.
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