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Pumas vs Griquas Betting Tips - Pumas to make home ground count in Currie Cup clash

Quick Read

  • Pumas have won six consecutive matches vs Griquas.
  • Griquas lead the table but struggle against the Pumas, especially away.
  • Hosts (Pumas) are backed to win due to recent home dominance.
Ralph Staniforth
Written by Ralph Staniforth
Sports Editor, South African Sports Writer • 10+ Years of Experience, South African Sports Specialist
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Pumas

Pumas have had regular success against the Griquas in recent seasons (Getty Images)


Griquas lead the table but the Pumas are also in very good form, particularly at home. I am backing the hosts.

Key Stats - Pumas Dominant at home


  • Pumas have won 3 consecutive matches (Currie Cup).
  • Pumas have won 3 consecutive home games against the Griquas (Currie Cup). 
  • Griquas have lost 6 consecutive matches to the Pumas (Currie Cup).
  • Griquas lost to the Pumas by 21 points last season (Currie Cup). 

Tight H2H Contest


The Airlink Pumas have a slight edge over the Suzuki Griquas, with 13 victories to 12, including one draw in 26 meetings in the Carling Currie Cup since 2010. 

Pumas Three Wins on the Bounce 


The Pumas recorded their third consecutive victory of the season last weekend, beating the Stormers XXIII 29-7 at home after leading 16-0 at half-time.

Before that result, the Pumas lost 26-24 at home to the Sharks in their opening match of the season and 52-29 to the Lions away from home before beating Boland 20-15 away and the Bulls 33-31 away. 

The team from Mpumalanga are third in the Carling Currie Cup standings with 17 points after five rounds. 

The Airlink Pumas have found some form lately, winning three in a row, and have had success against the Griquas at home recently, recording three consecutive victories, giving them the edge needed to come out on top. 

Griquas Top of the Table 


The Griquas secured their fourth win in a row in this edition of the Currie Cup last weekend, thrashing the Sharks 55-21 at home after leading 26-21 at the break.

Earlier in their campaign, the defending champions lost 25-19 to the Stormers XXIII away from home in their season opener before thumping the Bulls 56-26, beating the Cheetahs 24-21, and defeating the Lions 31-19 at home, respectively. 

The Suzuki Griquas are first in the Currie Cup table with 21 points from five matches.

The Griquas have been performing well, but they have had no success against the Pumas in recent clashes, losing six in a row to their hosts, including by 21 points last season. 

Team News


Pumas

Thomas Bursey, Banie Britz, Jan-Henning Campher, and JJ Scheeper each crossed the try line against the Stormers XXIII last weekend.

Nevaldo Fleurs slotted three conversions and a penalty in the match. 

The team for the Pumas will be added once it has been announced.

Griquas

Dylan Maart and Tiaan Lange each scored a hat-trick against the Sharks last weekend. 

Janus Venter and Bobby Alexander each scored a try in the match.

George Whitehead and Liam Koen landed two conversions each. 

The line-up for the Griquas will be added once it has been announced. 
Ralph Staniforth
Ralph Staniforth

Sports Editor, South African Sports Writer • 10+ Years of Experience, South African Sports Specialist

Ralph is a passionate sports journalist and coach based in Cape Town. Find his coverage across the biggest rugby union and cricket events as well as South African soccer and tennis.


Ralph is from South Africa and studied Sports Science post school at ETA (Education Teachers Academy) in Cape Town.
He has always had a great passion for sport and this led him into the world of sports journalism, while coaching on the side. 

Since 2012 Ralph has worked as a journalist and covered many topics from business to sport.

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