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Super Rugby Pacific and Japanese Division One

Stormers stand firm to thwart late fight-back

By GEOFF WHITELY
Stormers 28
Jaguares 20
THE Stormers held out a late rally to win their opening Super Rugby match at Newlands.
The Cape Town outfit led the Argentine team 15-6 at the break after outscoring them two tries to one. However, the Jaguares reversed that stat in the second half, and almost snatched a shock victory.
The Jaguares took the lead through fly-half Nicolas Sanchez following a dangerous tackle by Stormers No.8 Nizaam Carr, but Stormers hit back with a try from Springbok centre Damian de Allende from a scrum turnover.
Jaguares conceded a plethora of penalties in the first...

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