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All the Sharks can do is ignore the fact that the Highlanders may not be able to serve them before the Super Rugby playoffs.
The Durbanites need the 2015 champions to beat the Rebels. Saturday morning, to allow the men of Robert du Preez to still have a chance to reach the last eight.
A rebel victory would make the Sharks meet the Jaguars later at Kings Park uninteresting in terms of their own interests
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"I saw that their All Blacks stars Ben Smith and Aaron Smith are resting," said Du Preez. "If you look at the rest of the team, it still looks strong.I do not think there are weak links."
Without saying so, Du Preez seems confident to have a lifeline when they run on the ground.
However, if their hopes become academic, you can still bet on the Sharks gave their best shot anyway to end the campaign positively.
"It's ultimately why we play the game," Du Preez said.
"To win on Saturday is paramount, regardless of the situation when to find"
Good news, it is that the injured No. 8 Dan du Preez has recovered from a pinched nerve in the neck to take his place in the starting lineup.
"Yes, it's good" We got a little scared in Cape Town but all the scans are clear. "
Sharks: Curwin Bosch, Kobus van Wyk, Lukhanyo Am, Andre Esterhuizen, Lwazi Mvovo, Robert of Preez jr, Louis Schreuder, Dan of Preez, Jacques Vermeulen, Phillip van der Walt, Ruan Botha (c), Paul Tyler, Thomas of the Roof, Akker van der Merwe, Mtawarira Beast. Bench: Chiliboy Ralepelle, Juan Schoeman, John Meyer, Andrew Hyron, Wian Vosloo, Cameron Wright, Marius Louw, Makazole Mapimpi
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