2019 Currie Cup Premier Division

The 2019 Currie Cup Premier Division was the 81st edition of the top tier of the Currie Cup, the premier domestic rugby union competition in South Africa. DirectAxis Financial Services was the tournament sponsor. It was organised by the South African Rugby Union and ran from 12 July to 7 September 2019.

2019 Currie Cup Premier Division
CountriesSouth Africa
Date12 July – 7 September 2019
ChampionsFree State Cheetahs (6th title)
Runners-upGolden Lions
Matches played24
Tries scored186
(average 7.8 per match)
Top point scorerShaun Reynolds
(Golden Lions, 93)
Top try scorerJoseph Dweba
(Free State Cheetahs) and
Madosh Tambwe
(Golden Lions, 7)

The competition was won by the Free State Cheetahs, who beat the Golden Lions 31–28 in the final played on 7 September 2019.

Competition rules and information

There were seven participating teams in the 2019 Currie Cup Premier Division. They played each other once during the pool stage, either at home or away.[1] Teams received four points for a win and two points for a draw. Bonus points were awarded to teams that scored four or more tries in a game, as well as to teams that lost a match by seven points or less. Teams were ranked by log points, then points difference (points scored less points conceded).

The top four teams in the pool stage qualified for the semi finals, which will be followed by a final.

Teams

The teams that competed in the 2019 Currie Cup Premier Division are:

Location of teams in the 2019 Currie Cup Premier Division
2019 Currie Cup Premier Division teams
Team Sponsored Name
Blue BullsVodacom Blue Bulls
Free State CheetahsToyota Free State Cheetahs
Golden LionsXerox Golden Lions
GriquasTafel Lager Griquas
PumasPumas
SharksCell C Sharks
Western ProvinceDHL Western Province

Regular season

Standings

The current standings in the 2019 Currie Cup Premier Division is:[2]

2019 Currie Cup Premier Division standings
Pos Team P W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts
1Free State Cheetahs6402234162+7234214222
2Golden Lions6402173174−124214222
3Griquas6402178175+322244121
4Sharks6402170179−920222119
5Western Province6204176146+3023192414
6Blue Bulls6204143191−4820252010
7Pumas6105161208−471930329

Round-by-round

The table below shows each team's progression throughout the season. For each round, each team's cumulative points total is shown with the overall log position in brackets.

Team Progression
Team R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 SF F
Free State Cheetahs 0
(5th)
5
(2nd)
10
(1st)
11
(3rd)
12
(3rd)
17
(2nd)
22
(1st)
Won Won
Golden Lions 5
(2nd)
5
(4th)
9
(3rd)
13
(2nd)
15
(1st)
17
(3rd)
22
(2nd)
Won Lost
Griquas 5
(1st)
10
(1st)
10
(2nd)
15
(1st)
15
(2nd)
19
(1st)
21
(3rd)
Lost N/A
Sharks 0
(7th)
5
(5th)
5
(5th)
6
(6th)
10
(5th)
14
(4th)
19
(4th)
Lost N/A
Western Province 4
(3rd)
5
(3rd)
7
(4th)
7
(4th)
12
(4th)
13
(5th)
14
(5th)
N/A N/A
Blue Bulls 0
(6th)
1
(7th)
5
(6th)
5
(7th)
9
(6th)
9
(6th)
10
(6th)
N/A N/A
Pumas 2
(4th)
3
(6th)
3
(7th)
7
(5th)
7
(7th)
7
(7th)
9
(7th)
N/A N/A
Key: win draw loss bye

Matches

The following matches were played in the 2019 Currie Cup Premier Division:[3]

Round One

12 July 2019 Sharks 13–37 Griquas Jonsson Kings Park, Durban  
19:15 Try: Cameron Wright  63'
Con: Curwin Bosch  64'
Pen: Curwin Bosch  24', 29'
Scoreboard[4]
Report[5]
Try: Zak Burger  1'
Michal Haznar  42'
Wilmar Arnoldi  69', 74'
Con: George Whitehead  3', 43', 71', 75'
Pen: George Whitehead  37', 51', 61'
Referee: Marius van der Westhuizen
13 July 2019 Golden Lions 38–37 Pumas Emirates Airline Park, Johannesburg  
15:00 Try: Madosh Tambwe  8', 30', 64', 68'
Tyrone Green  40'
Shaun Reynolds  77'
Con: Shaun Reynolds  9', 31', 41', 78'
Scoreboard[6]
Report[7]
Try: Carel du Preez  3'
Le Roux Roets  19'
Etienne Taljaard  49'
Morgan Naudé  59'
Con: Kobus Marais  4', 21', 50', 60'
Pen: Kobus Marais  39', 43', 54'
Referee: Rasta Rasivhenge
13 July 2019 Western Province 20–5 Blue Bulls DHL Newlands, Cape Town  
17:15 Try: Ruhan Nel  25'
Juarno Augustus  46'
Craig Barry  82'
Con: SP Marais  47'
Pen: SP Marais  65'
Scoreboard[8]
Report[9]
Try: Embrose Papier  6' Referee: AJ Jacobs
Bye/s: Free State Cheetahs

Round Two

19 July 2019 Griquas 37–29 Pumas Tafel Lager Park, Kimberley  
17:00 Try: Anthony Volmink  3', 77'
Eduan Keyter  43'
Ewald van der Westhuizen  49'
André Swarts  62'
Con: George Whitehead  5', 44', 63'
Pen: George Whitehead  18'
Tinus de Beer  74'
Scoreboard[10]
Report[11]
Try: Morné Joubert  23'
Andrew Beerwinkel  45'
Ryan Nell  64'
Morgan Naudé  69'
Con: Kobus Marais  46', 65'
Chris Smith  70'
Pen: Kobus Marais  59'
Referee: AJ Jacobs
19 July 2019 Blue Bulls 27–43 Free State Cheetahs Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
19:15 Try: Cornal Hendricks  11'
Ruan Steenkamp  37'
Rosko Specman  54'
Johan Grobbelaar  77'
Conraad van Vuuren  80'
Con: Manie Libbok  38'
Scoreboard[12]
Report[13]
Try: Henco Venter  8'
Benhard Janse van Rensburg  25', 32'
Louis Fouché  51'
Jasper Wiese  60'
Darren Adonis  73'
Con: Tian Schoeman  9', 33', 52', 60', 74'
Pen: Tian Schoeman  4'
Referee: Marius van der Westhuizen
20 July 2019 Sharks 32–27 Western Province Jonsson Kings Park, Durban  
14:00 Try: Lwazi Mvovo  17'
Kobus van Wyk  36'
JP Pietersen  41'
Craig Burden  71'
Con: Curwin Bosch  37', 42', 73'
Pen: Curwin Bosch  2', 54'
Scoreboard[14]
Report[15]
Try: Jaco Coetzee  24'
Ruhan Nel  59'
Joshua Stander  77'
Con: SP Marais  26', 60', 77'
Pen: SP Marais  4', 70'
Referee: Stuart Berry
Bye/s: Golden Lions

Round Three

26 July 2019 Pumas 17–25 Blue Bulls Mbombela Stadium, Mbombela  
19:15 Try: Etienne Taljaard  2'
Willie Engelbrecht  51'
Con: Chris Smith  3'
Kobus Marais  52'
Pen: Chris Smith  39'
Scoreboard[16]
Report[17]
Try: Rosko Specman  6', 23', 70'
Con: Marnitz Boshoff  6'
Manie Libbok  71'
Pen: Marnitz Boshoff  42'
Manie Libbok  68'
Referee: Egon Seconds
27 July 2019 Free State Cheetahs 68–14 Griquas Toyota Stadium, Bloemfontein  
15:00 Try: Junior Pokomela  4'
Henco Venter  20'
Joseph Dweba  36', 44'
William Small-Smith  38', 65'
Dries Swanepoel  50', 75'
Rabz Maxwane  59'
Louis Fouché  80'
Con: Tian Schoeman  6', 21', 37', 40', 51', 61'
Louis Fouché  66', 76', 81'
Scoreboard[18]
Report[19]
Try: Eduan Keyter  48'
Ederies Arendse  54'
Con: George Whitehead  48', 55'
Referee: Jaco Peyper
27 July 2019 Western Province 28–30 Golden Lions DHL Newlands, Cape Town  
17:15 Try: Scarra Ntubeni  9', 31'
Paul de Wet  18'
Dillyn Leyds  56'
Con: Joshua Stander  10', 19', 32', 57'
Scoreboard[20]
Report[21]
Try: Ruben Schoeman  26'
Pieter Jansen  50'
Tyrone Green  72'
Con: Shaun Reynolds  28', 51', 73'
Pen: Shaun Reynolds  38', 45', 68'
Referee: Stuart Berry
Bye/s: Sharks

Round Four

2 August 2019 Free State Cheetahs 22–24 Golden Lions Toyota Stadium, Bloemfontein  
19:15 Try: Joseph Dweba  11'
Walt Steenkamp  18'
Marnus van der Merwe  31'
Con: Tian Schoeman  13'
Benhard Janse van Rensburg  32'
Pen: Louis Fouché  72'
Scoreboard[22]
Report[23]
Try: Madosh Tambwe  42'
Tyrone Green  45'
Wandisile Simelane  50'
Con: Shaun Reynolds  43', 46', 52'
Pen: Shaun Reynolds  79'
Referee: Jaco Peyper
3 August 2019 Pumas 27–20 Sharks Mbombela Stadium, Mbombela  
15:00 Try: Francois Kleinhans  40'
Simon Westraadt  56'
Con: Chris Smith  41'
Pen: Chris Smith  3', 25', 38', 47', 76'
Scoreboard[24]
Report[25]
Try: Lwazi Mvovo  11'
Kobus van Wyk  17'
Curwin Bosch  29'
Con: Curwin Bosch  17'
Pen: Curwin Bosch  53'
Referee: Cwengile Jadezweni
3 August 2019 Blue Bulls 15–37 Griquas Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
17:15 Try: Rosko Specman  4'
Marco van Staden  54'
Con: Manie Libbok  5'
Pen: Manie Libbok  14'
Scoreboard[26]
Report[27]
Try: Zak Burger  18', 28'
Eduan Keyter  50'
Victor Sekekete  76'
Con: George Whitehead  19', 30', 52', 77'
Pen: George Whitehead  33', 39', 67'
Referee: Divan Uys
Bye/s: Western Province

Round Five

9 August 2019 Western Province 45–14 Pumas DHL Newlands, Cape Town  
15:00 Try: Sergeal Petersen  14'
Sikhumbuzo Notshe  18'
Seabelo Senatla  22', 35'
Justin Phillips  31'
Ernst van Rhyn  52'
Ruhan Nel  79'
Con: Joshua Stander  23', 31', 36'
Jean-Luc du Plessis  53', 80'
Scoreboard[28]
Report[29]
Try: Alwayno Visagie  5'
Chris Smith  76'
Con: Chris Smith  6', 77'
Referee: AJ Jacobs
10 August 2019 Sharks 27–20 Free State Cheetahs Jonsson Kings Park, Durban  
15:00 Try: Lwazi Mvovo  11'
Aphelele Fassi  40'
Kobus van Wyk  78'
Con: Curwin Bosch  13', 41'
Rhyno Smith  79'
Pen: Curwin Bosch  4'
Scoreboard[30]
Report[31]
Try: Joseph Dweba  15'
Benhard Janse van Rensburg  32'
Carel-Jan Coetzee  69'
Con: Louis Fouché  33'
Pen: Louis Fouché  50'
Referee: Rasta Rasivhenge
10 August 2019 Golden Lions 26–31 Blue Bulls Emirates Airline Park, Johannesburg  
17:15 Try: Shaun Reynolds  25'
Pieter Jansen  51'
Stean Pienaar  68'
Con: Shaun Reynolds  53', 69'
Scoreboard[32]
Report[33]
Try: Cornal Hendricks  0'
Dayan van der Westhuizen  9'
Manie Libbok  45'
Con: Manie Libbok  10', 46'
Pen: Manie Libbok  30', 34', 56', 75'
Referee: Cwengile Jadezweni
Bye/s: Griquas

Round Six

16 August 2019 Griquas 27–23 Western Province Tafel Lager Park, Kimberley  
19:15 Try: Ederies Arendse  1', 57'
Eduan Keyter  33'
Con: George Whitehead  3', 34', 58'
Pen: George Whitehead  47', 68'
Scoreboard[34]
Report[35]
Try: Seabelo Senatla  51', 79'
Nama Xaba  75'
Con: SP Marais  75'
Pen: SP Marais  24', 41'
Referee: Rasta Rasivhenge
17 August 2019 Pumas 37–43 Free State Cheetahs Mbombela Stadium, Mbombela  
14:00 Try: Alwayno Visagie  9', 22', 71'
Devon Williams  25'
Jeandré Rudolph  58'
Con: Chris Smith  10', 26', 72'
Pen: Chris Smith  16', 46'
Scoreboard[36]
Report[37]
Try: Benhard Janse van Rensburg  4', 50'
Clayton Blommetjies  29'
Ruan Pienaar  43'
Jasper Wiese  47'
Louis Fouché  66'
Con: Louis Fouché  5', 29', 44', 48', 51'
Pen: Louis Fouché  56'
Referee: Cwengile Jadezweni
18 August 2019 Golden Lions 28–30 Sharks Emirates Airline Park, Johannesburg  
14:00 Try: Shaun Reynolds  3', 62'
Tyrone Green  45'
Marnus Schoeman  74'
Con: Shaun Reynolds  4'
Pen: Shaun Reynolds  27', 55'
Scoreboard[38]
Report[39]
Try: Jeremy Ward  15', 69'
Sanele Nohamba  21'
Con: Sanele Nohamba  17', 22'
Rhyno Smith  70'
Pen: Sanele Nohamba  7', 50'
Drop: Boeta Chamberlain  35'
Referee: Marius van der Westhuizen
Bye/s: Blue Bulls

Round Seven

24 August 2019 Griquas 26–27 Golden Lions Tafel Lager Park, Kimberley  
15:00 Try: Gideon van der Merwe  39', 69'
AJ le Roux  50'
Wilmar Arnoldi  61'
Con: George Whitehead  40', 63'
Chriswill September  51'
Scoreboard[40]
Report[41]
Try: Stean Pienaar  6', 66'
Tyrone Green  23'
Madosh Tambwe  36'
Con: Shaun Reynolds  7', 37'
Pen: Shaun Reynolds  74'
Referee: AJ Jacobs
24 August 2019 Free State Cheetahs 38–33 Western Province Toyota Stadium, Bloemfontein  
17:15 Try: William Small-Smith  26'
Joseph Dweba  39'
Tian Meyer  48'
Darren Adonis  52'
Ox Nché  61'
Jasper Wiese  71'
Con: Tian Schoeman  40', 49', 53', 62'
Scoreboard[42]
Report[43]
Try: Wilco Louw  23'
Dillyn Leyds  37'
Scarra Ntubeni  44'
Con: SP Marais  24', 38', 46'
Pen: SP Marais  4', 11', 15', 22'
Referee: Marius van der Westhuizen
24 August 2019 Blue Bulls 40–48 Sharks Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
19:30 Try: Johnny Kôtze  9'
Lizo Gqoboka  18'
Manie Libbok  30'
Cornal Hendricks  50'
Ruan Steenkamp  67'
Tim Agaba  80'
Con: Manie Libbok  10', 19', 31', 51'
Vaughen Isaacs  81'
Scoreboard[44]
Report[45]
Try: Thomas du Toit  26'
Jacques Vermeulen  33'
André Esterhuizen  41'
Jeremy Ward  43'
Kobus van Wyk  46'
Rhyno Smith  73'
Con: Sanele Nohamba  27', 34', 42', 44', 47'
Rhyno Smith  75'
Pen: Sanele Nohamba  8', 14'
Referee: Rasta Rasivhenge
Bye/s: Pumas

Play-offs

Semi Finals

31 August 2019 Golden Lions 34–19 Griquas Emirates Airline Park, Johannesburg  
14:00 Try: Madosh Tambwe  6'
Stean Pienaar  15'
Hacjivah Dayimani  40'
Marnus Schoeman  75'
Con: Shaun Reynolds  7', 16', 41', 77'
Pen: Shaun Reynolds  60', 70'
Scoreboard[46] Try: Chris Smit  12'
Con: George Whitehead  14'
Pen: George Whitehead  21', 26', 57', 69'
Referee: Cwengile Jadezweni
31 August 2019 Free State Cheetahs 51–30 Sharks Toyota Stadium, Bloemfontein  
17:00 Try: Junior Pokomela  12', 69'
William Small-Smith  46'
Ruan Pienaar  57'
Joseph Dweba  61'
Ox Nché  73'
Jasper Wiese  76'
Con: Ruan Pienaar  59', 62', 70', 74', 77'
Pen: Tian Schoeman  5', 17'
Scoreboard[47] Try: Curwin Bosch  1', 66'
Sanele Nohamba  20'
Lwazi Mvovo  37'
Con: Curwin Bosch  2', 67'
Pen: Curwin Bosch  32', 43'
Referee: AJ Jacobs

Final

7 September 2019 Free State Cheetahs 31–28 Golden Lions Toyota Stadium, Bloemfontein  
17:00 Try: Joseph Dweba  10'
William Small-Smith  25'
Clayton Blommetjies  29'
Walt Steenkamp  36'
Con: Ruan Pienaar  12', 26', 30', 38'
Pen: Ruan Pienaar  17'
Scoreboard[48] Try: Wandisile Simelane  14'
Dillon Smit  70'
James Venter  74', 80'
Con: Shaun Reynolds  15', 71', 75', 80'
Referee: Marius van der Westhuizen

Relegation play-off


6 September 2019 Pumas 49–5 Griffons Mbombela Stadium, Mbombela  
17:00 Try: Marko Janse van Rensburg (2)
Ashlon Davids
Luther Obi (2)
Alwayno Visagie
Con: Chris Smith (3)
Devon Williams
Kobus Marais
Pen: Chris Smith (3)
Scoreboard[49] Try: Danrich Visagie Referee: Cwengile Jadezweni
  • Pumas remained in the Currie Cup Premier Division for 2020.
  • Griffons remained in the Currie Cup First Division for 2020.

Honours

The honour roll for the 2019 Currie Cup Premier Division was:

2019 Currie Cup Premier Division
Champions:Free State Cheetahs (6th title)
Top points scorer:Shaun Reynolds, Golden Lions (93)
Top try scorers:Joseph Dweba, Free State Cheetahs
Madosh Tambwe, Golden Lions (7)

Players

The squads and player appearance and scoring statistics for the 2019 Currie Cup Premier Division are as follows:

(c) denotes the team captain. For each match, the player's squad number is shown. Starting players are numbered 1 to 15, while the replacements are numbered 16 to 23. If a replacement made an appearance in the match, it is indicated by . "App" refers to the number of appearances made by the player, "Try" to the number of tries scored by the player, "Con" to the number of conversions kicked, "Pen" to the number of penalties kicked, "DG" to the number of drop goals kicked and "Pts" refer to the total number of points scored by the player.

Referees

The following referees officiated matches in the 2019 Currie Cup Premier Division:

2019 Currie Cup Premier Division referees
Stuart BerryAJ JacobsCwengile JadezweniJaco PeyperRasta RasivhengeEgon SecondsDivan UysMarius van der Westhuizen

See also

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