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2007 Currie Cup Premier Division

Domestic rugby union competition


Domestic rugby union competition

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The 2007 ABSA Currie Cup season was contested from June through to October. The Currie Cup is an annual domestic competition for provincial rugby union teams in South Africa. The competition was won by the Free State Cheetahs after they defeated the Golden Lions 20–18 in the final.

Standings

TeamPWDLPFPAPDTFTABPPts
Free State Cheetahs1413015662513157026860
14100441027213854271151
Golden Lions149054032291744826642
Blue Bulls148064242821425433739
Western Province14806378307714732739
Griquas14509374432-584758727
Boland143011239602-3633283618
Falcons140014292711-4193510255

Updated 28 October 2007:

Points Breakdown

  • Four points for a win
  • Two points for a draw
  • One bonus point for a loss by seven points or less
  • One bonus point for scoring four or more tries in a match

Table Notes

  • P = points
  • W = Won
  • D = Drawn
  • L = Lost
  • PF = points for
  • PA = Points Against
  • PD = Points Difference (PF – PA)
  • TF = Tries For
  • TA = Tries Against
  • BP = Bonus points
  • Pts = Total Points

Fixtures and results

Compulsory friendlies

  • Friday 13 July 2007 Leopards 20–17 Blue Bulls

Round one

Marius Delport Wikus van Heerden (2) JP Nel Mark Harris

Round two

Wayne van Heerden Marius Delport

Round three

  • Friday 6 July The Sharks 32–16 Western Province
  • Friday 6 July Falcons 33–39 Boland Cavaliers
  • Saturday 7 July Free State Cheetahs 51–10 Griquas

Round four

  • Saturday 14 July The Sharks 43–20 Griquas
  • Friday 20 July Griquas 63–10 Falcons
  • Saturday 21 July Golden Lions 11–27 Free State Cheetahs
  • Saturday 21 July Boland Cavaliers 12–26 The Sharks

Peter Grant Trompie Nontshinga

Round five

  • Friday 27 July Falcons 5–62 Golden Lions
  • Saturday 28 July Free State Cheetahs 45–13 Western Province
  • Saturday 28 July Griquas 43–32 Boland Cavaliers

Steven Sykes Patric Cilliers Bradley Barritt

Round six

Marius Delport Derick Kuun JP Nel Jongi Nokwe

Round seven

Meyer Bosman Willem De Waal Eddie Fredericks (2) Gavin Passens John Mametsa

Round eight

John Mametsa (3) Pedrie Wannenburg Marius Delport Derick Hougaard Johan Roets

Round nine

Deon Stegmann Derick Hougaard JP Nel John Mametsa Marius Delport

Round ten

  • Friday 7 September Boland Cavaliers 24–20 Falcons
  • Saturday 8 September Wilderklawer Griquas 17–21 Free State Cheetahs
  • Saturday 8 September Western Province 22–19 The Sharks

Jannie Boshoff

Round eleven

  • Friday 14 September The Sharks 50–25 Boland Cavaliers
  • Saturday 15 September Falcons 25–65 Griquas
  • Saturday 15 September Free State Cheetahs 24–19 Golden Lions

Deon Stegmann JP Nel James van der Walt

Round twelve

Neil Powell Odwa Ndungane

  • Saturday 22 September Golden Lions 61–30 Falcons
  • Saturday 22 September Boland Cavaliers 22–57 Griquas
  • Saturday 22 September Western Province 34–20 Free State Cheetahs

Round thirteen

  • Friday 28 September Falcons 23–46 Western Province
  • Saturday 29 September Griquas 0–28 Golden Lions
  • Saturday 29 September Boland Cavaliers 15–62 Blue Bulls
  • Saturday 29 September Free State Cheetahs 25–23 The Sharks

Round fourteen

Danwel Demas Alwyn Hollenbach David De Villiers J W Jonker Tewis de Bruyn

  • Saturday 6 October Golden Lions 75–0 Boland Cavaliers
  • Saturday 6 October The Sharks 43–29 Falcons
  • Saturday 6 October Western Province 37–7 Griquas

Semi-finals

  • Saturday 13 October The Sharks 12–19 Golden Lions
  • Saturday 13 October Free State Cheetahs 11–6 Blue Bulls

Final

**Tries:** Heinrich Brüssow, Tewis de Bruyn
**Con:** Willem de Waal (2)
**Pen:** Willem de Waal (2)
**Cards:** Darron Nell , Eddie Fredericks**Tries:** Willie Wepener, Jano Vermaak
**Con:** Earl Rose
**Pen:** Earl Rose, Louis Strydom
**Cards:** Rayno Benjamin

References

References

  1. {{SA Rugby Log. (20 May 2016)
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