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Cape Town - UJ made light work of a rather poor UCT side as they smashed the Cape Town outfit 63-0 at Cape Town Stadium on Monday afternoon.

It was all UJ from the very beginning as they scored five first half tries through David Antonites, Aphiwe Dyantyi, Robert de Bruyn and Johannes Snyman (2) to lead 37-0 at the break.

UCT made it difficult for themselves as flanker, Olwethu Hans, was sin binned within the first 20 minutes. This gave UJ the advantage at a windy Cape Town Stadium, a factor they used to perfection in the first half.

UCT however, failed to use their second half wind advantage as UJ continued their rampage.

UCT had no answer to UJ’s attack and failed to execute their possession. Replacement lock, Jeremy Jordan, outside centre Bradley Moolman and a second try by Dyantyi saw the Johannesburg close out the match 63-0,  a result that will definitely worry the UCT management.

Scorers:

UJ:

Five-point tries: Aphiwe Dyantyi, Johannes Snyman, Jeremy Jordan, Bradley Moolman

Seven-point tries: David Antonites, Robert de Bruyn

Nine-point tries: Johannes Snyman, Aphiwe Dyantyi

Cons: Divan Nel (2), Ronald Brown (2)

Pens: Divan Nel

Teams:

UCT:

15 Gerard Pieterse, 14 Bradley Janse van Resnburg, 13 Justin Heunis, 12 Lihleli Xoli, 11 Nathan Nel, 10 Tom Bednall, 9 Steven Wallace, 8 Guy Alexander ©, 7 Luke Stringer, 6 Olwethu Hans, 5 Duncan Saffy, 4 Mark Prior, 3 David Maasch, 2 Keagan Timm, 1 Joel Carew

Replacements: 16 Struan Murray, 17 Msizi Zondi, 18 Alva Senderayi, 19 Nyasha Tarusenga, 20 Dylan Tidbury, 21 Rob Anderson, 22 Suwi Chibale, 23 Samuel Theron

UJ:

15 Ronald Brown, 14 Aphiwe Dyantyi, 13 Bradley Moolman, 12 Robert de Bruyn, 11 Caswell Khoza, 10 Divan Nel, 9 Devon Mare, 8 Jakobus Porter, 7 Etiienne Oosthuizen, 6 Wian Conradie, 5 David Antonites, 4 FP Pelser, 3 Nico du Plessis, 2 Johannes Snyman, 1 Siyakubonga Nzuzo

Replacements: 16 Emmanuel Morowane, 17 Kyle Kruger, 18 Jeremy Jordan, 19 Frederik Bezuidenhout, 20 Hilton Mudariki, 21 Peter John Walters, 22 Andries Oosthuizen, 23 Waldo Weideman    

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