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Duane Vermeulen (Gallo Images)
Duane Vermeulen (Gallo Images)

Cape Town - Stormers captain Duane Vermeulen says an arrogant attitude cost them in their 25-17 Super Rugby defeat to the Cheetahs last Saturday.

The Stormers headed to Bloemfontein as the South African Conference leaders but were upstaged by a highly motivated Cheetahs outfit, who made full use of their opportunities.

The Cheetahs led 18-3 in the first half, before the Stormers fought back to at tone stage trail only 18-17.

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