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Lions eye the log nervously
The Citizen
|March 24, 2025
A costly defeat against Cardiff over the weekend has left the Lions looking nervously at the United Rugby Championship (URC) log, as they have now dropped from eighth place to 13th in just one weekend.
They are still in the hunt for a play-off spot, but if they come away from their next tour match against Glasgow Warriors in Scotland without any points, it will leave them with a lot to do in their home run to finish the pool phase.
Things could have been so different, if the Lions had managed to win their last two games against the Sharks in Durban and Cardiff, having been well in the fight in both matches before going down 25-22 and 20-17 respectively.
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