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Cape Town - The 2014 Vodacom Super Rugby final will be an all-New Zealand affair, if bookmakers are to be believed...
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Leading SA bookies Betflash, are predicting a August 2 showdown between the seven-time champion Crusaders and the winners of the last two editions of Super Rugby, the Chiefs.
The Chiefs are currently on offer at 35/10 while the Crusaders can be backed at 4/1.
The Brumbies, who will have to make do without coach Jake White this season, are next best at 65/10, while the Sharks, many local pundits' pick for the SA Conference title, are on offer at a very attractive looking 7/1.
The tournament kicks off on Saturday, February 15 with two SA derbies - the Cheetahs v Lions in Bloemfontein (17:05) and the Cell C Sharks v Bulls in Durban (19:10).
HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you agree this year's Super Rugby final will be an all-NZ affair? Are the Sharks SA's brightest hope? And what about the Australian Conference? Send your thoughts to Sport24.
WIN: Cell C Sharks home tickets!
Join the Sport24 Super Rugby SuperBru challenge!
Register for the MyPredictor game and you could win R1 million
Leading SA bookies Betflash, are predicting a August 2 showdown between the seven-time champion Crusaders and the winners of the last two editions of Super Rugby, the Chiefs.
The Chiefs are currently on offer at 35/10 while the Crusaders can be backed at 4/1.
The Brumbies, who will have to make do without coach Jake White this season, are next best at 65/10, while the Sharks, many local pundits' pick for the SA Conference title, are on offer at a very attractive looking 7/1.
The tournament kicks off on Saturday, February 15 with two SA derbies - the Cheetahs v Lions in Bloemfontein (17:05) and the Cell C Sharks v Bulls in Durban (19:10).
HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you agree this year's Super Rugby final will be an all-NZ affair? Are the Sharks SA's brightest hope? And what about the Australian Conference? Send your thoughts to Sport24.
