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Frans Ludeke (Gallo Images)
Frans Ludeke (Gallo Images)

Pretoria - With their first victory of the season in the bag, Bulls coach Frans Ludeke decided to stick with his winning side to take on the unbeaten Cheetahs in a Super Rugby clash in Bloemfontein on Saturday.

The sun was finally shining over Loftus Versfeld after two weeks of doom and gloom where a quality Bulls side had suffered two consecutive home defeats.

Ludeke could be excused for the slight skip in his step, having no injuries to complicate his selection. Instead, he made one tactical change to the bench with scrumhalf Piet van Zyl replacing Travis Ismaiel.

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