Rugby fans don't have to wait long for more thrilling action following the conclusion of the Springboks' end of year tour in Cardiff last weekend as the next chapter in this season's United Rugby Championship gets under way this weekend.
And, topping the bill for local fans will be the first SA derby of the new season when the Sharks host the Stormers in Durban tomorrow (kick-off 5pm), while the Bulls and Lions are in action in Ireland at 7.30pm and 9.30pm respectively, also tomorrow.
This all comes after a month-long break which saw the Boks in action in the UK, where they recorded wins against Scotland, England and Wales.
All four of the South African teams are expected to be loaded with their Bok players so there's plenty to look forward to.
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