The Sharks and the Bulls was always going to be a terrific contest and it lived up to the hype with a deafening roar celebrating the hosts after they defended their line at the death, before hoofing the ball out to seal a nail-biting 20-17 win.
Sharks coach John Plumtree cut a relieved figure after the game and admitted that it had been an incredibly difficult build-up, and he was stoked with the effort of his players.
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