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Sikhumbuszo Notshe (Gallo Images)
Sikhumbuszo Notshe (Gallo Images)

Cape Town - Western Province have claimed the bragging rights against the Cell C Sharks XV in a fiercely contested coastal derby win of 32-12 (half-time 22-7) held at the City Park Stadium, Cape Town on Saturday.

The visitors were flying high after a comprehensive 53 – 0 victory last week while WP had also earned a bonus point in a bruising encounter against the neighbouring Boland Cavaliers.

Eightman Rayn Smid gave Province an early lead with flyhalf Jean-Luc du Plessis missing the conversion.

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