Munster scraped through against Benneton to stretch their lead by 15 log points in Conference B of the Pro-14 competition. It took a last-gasp drop goal by JJ Hanrahan to secure the victory for the Irish-side. It would've been the team from Italy's first victory during this season's competition.
Flanker Chris Cloete (Selborne College) was in the starting line-up for Munster, while Springbok centre Damian de Allende (Milnerton) made an appearance from the bench.
Benneton had three South Africans in their squad that came within seconds of causing an upset. Irné Herbst (Waterkloof), Corniel Els (Grey College), and Eli Snyman (St John's College) all playing for the Italians. Els made his debut for Benneton from the bench in the...
In the Batlle of the Wieses - or rather Leicester Tigers vs Sale Sharks - it was the younger brother, Cobus Wiese, who had the last laugh with the Sharks beating the Tigers by 25-15 with Cobus also crossing the try-line for a vital try to help secure the victory.
There might be an alcohol ban in South Africa due to the Coronavirus pandemic, but near the small Northern Cape town of Grootdrink, there will be a set of parents that might be utilising something stronger for the nerves on Friday night.
If the number of SA Schools' players was anything to go by the Sharks would be the favourites to bag their ninth Currie Cup title since that fateful day back in 1990 when they surprised Northern Transvaal, as the Blue Bulls was then known as, at Loftus Versfeld to bag win the prestigious competition for the first time. 
Each year we analyse the various teams, their players, and which schools they hail from for the semi-finals of South Africa's historic Currie Cup competition. We also usually do an updated article for the final of the tournament.