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Oupa Mohoje (Gallo Images)
Oupa Mohoje (Gallo Images)

Bloemfontein - He might be out of action with a groin injury, but Cheetahs flank Oupa Mohoje was proud to see his team end off their Super Rugby overseas tour with a victory over the Western Force.

The Cheetahs had a difficult time in New Zealand and Australia, losing tour games against the Crusaders (57-14), Chiefs (37-27), and Brumbies (20-3).

The men from Bloemfontein were dealt another blow when Springbok loose forward Mohoje was forced to return home with a groin injury after the Crusaders clash.

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