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Sharks’ Nail-Biting Triumph

In the News Today: In the fifth minute of injury time, the Durbanites’ siege on the Dragons’s line went 14 phases before substitute centre Francois Venter surged over to snatch a 33-30 win. It was only the second time the Sharks had led in the match after they had mostly chased the game.

As full-time approached it looked like the Welshmen had done enough to secure the game but the Sharks refused to give up and kept niggling away until, at last, they were in position to win the game. And they closed it out.

The Sharks were so close to losing their second tour game in a row and that would have left fans scratching their heads and contemplating deja vu after the horrors of last season, but this is a different Sharks team. This bunch is more than a year into John…continue reading HERE.

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