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Cheetahs vs Stormers Live Rugby Super 15 on TV Coverage from Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein . The game will start on 26th April 2014 and can be watched on TV on the Sky TV network or online through free live stream . Have you been searching to find out when Cheetahs vs Stormers are playing live Rugby Union on satellite or terrestrial TV today, tonight, tomorrow or this week? Well, your search is over as we have all the latest Rugby Union TV listings from all the channels.

Force are sitting pretty in fifth spot following five wins from their opening eight games, but the Perth-based franchise are yet to be tested by any South African opposition. That will change over the next month when the Force take on the Bulls (Perth), Cheetahs (Bloemfontein), Stormers (Cape Town) and Lions (Perth) in what shapes as a season-defining period.

Force are sitting pretty in fifth spot following five wins from their opening eight games, but the Perth-based franchise are yet to be tested by any South African opposition. That will change over the next month when the Force take on the Bulls (Perth), Cheetahs (Bloemfontein), Stormers (Cape Town) and Lions (Perth) in what shapes as a season-defining period.

Last year the Sharks lost to the Cheetahs at home on the eve of their departure to the antipodes and it sparked a crisis of confidence and a winless four-match run Down Under. They lost to the Chiefs, Highlanders, Reds and the Force. It was a blow that the team was unable to recover from and it cost them a place in the play-offs and, ultimately, coach John Plumtree his job.White has refused to fall into the same trap and has put measures in place to stop the Highlanders danger men Aaron Smith and Ben Smith from causing mayhem.He has added Paul Jordaan at outside centre, pushing Sibusiso Sithole to the wing, at the expense of rookie Jaco van Tonder who filled in for JP Pietersen last Saturday.

Replacements: 16 Ryno Barnes, 17 Caylib Oosthuizen, 18 Rossouw de Klerk, 19 Andries Ferreira, 20 Teboho Mohoje, 21 Shaun Venter, 22 Elgar Watts, 23 Howard Mnisi.Replacements: 16 Ryno Barnes, 17 Caylib Oosthuizen, 18 Rossouw de Klerk, 19 Andries Ferreira, 20 Teboho Mohoje, 21 Shaun Venter, 22 Elgar Watts, 23 Howard Mnisi.

They lost to the Chiefs, Highlanders, Reds and the Force. It was a blow that the team was unable to recover from and it cost them a place in the play-offs and, ultimately, coach John Plumtree his job.White has refused to fall into the same trap and has put measures in place to stop the Highlanders danger men Aaron Smith and Ben Smith from causing mayhem.He has added Paul Jordaan at outside centre, pushing Sibusiso Sithole to the wing, at the expense of rookie Jaco van Tonder who filled in for JP Pietersen last Saturday.

Director of Rugby Jake White's Sharks start their tour next Friday in Melbourne before they move on to their second Australian game against the Brumbies in Canberra the week after on Saturday the 10th of May. The second half of their tour sees them up against New Zealand opposition, the Crusaders and the Blues.When the Sharks return to South Africa they will host the Stormers and they also face the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein.On their return to South Africa, they will be hosting the Stormers in their final home game of the pool stages.

THE Sharks have set a target on their own backs by sprinting ahead of the pack on the Super Rugby combined log, says coach Jake White.The Highlanders are the latest team looking to knock them off their perch when the two teams square off at Kings Park on Friday night.White's men are six points clear at the top and are looking likely to maintain their lead if not extend it.With the good times, of course, comes the risk that each team you face will be doubly motivated and look to knock over the team that is leading the standings.

White has largely stuck with the same group of players in the first half of the season when it has been possible but he says that on tour he will try to give some players rest."It's a difficult time for me now because I need to start rotating players," White said on theSharks site. White has largely stuck with the same group of players in the first half of the season when it has been possible but he says that on tour he will try to give some players rest."It's a difficult time for me now because I need to start rotating players," White said on theSharks site.

White has largely stuck with the same group of players in the first half of the season when it has been possible but he says that on tour he will try to give some players rest."It's a difficult time for me now because I need to start rotating players," White said on theSharks site. White has largely stuck with the same group of players in the first half of the season when it has been possible but he says that on tour he will try to give some players rest."It's a difficult time for me now because I need to start rotating players," White said on theSharks site.

It was a blow that the team was unable to recover from and it cost them a place in the play-offs and, ultimately, coach John Plumtree his job.White has refused to fall into the same trap and has put measures in place to stop the Highlanders danger men Aaron Smith and Ben Smith from causing mayhem.He has added Paul Jordaan at outside centre, pushing Sibusiso Sithole to the wing, at the expense of rookie Jaco van Tonder who filled in for JP Pietersen last Saturday.

AAP writes: This might be the mismatch of the round, but don't completely write off the surprise packet Rebels. They downed the second-placed Brumbies two weeks ago and then fell just short of their first-ever overseas victory against the Highlanders after staging a spirited fightback. Speaking of which, the Chiefs once again proved they're Super Rugby's comeback kings by putting on three late tries last week to draw with the Cheetahs - a feat they also pulled off the week before against the Bulls. That said, the Chiefs have spent a chunk of their week travelling back from South Africa, and have also made eight changes. They've lost key playmaker Aaron Cruden, forcing utility back Gareth Anscombe to step up at No.10.

Kilkenny vs Galway Live Allianz Hurling, Limerickon TV Coverage from Gaelic Grounds, Limerick . The game will start on 20th April 2014 and can be watched on TV on the Rte TV network or online through free live stream . Have you been searching to find out when Sharks vs Cheetahs are playing live GAA on satellite or terrestrial TV today, tonight, tomorrow or this week? Well, your search is over as we have all the latest GAA TV listings from all the channels.

Allianz Hurling, Limerickon TV Coverage from Gaelic Grounds, Limerick . The game will start on 20th April 2014 and can be watched on TV on the Rte TV network or online through free live stream . Have you been searching to find out when Sharks vs Cheetahs are playing live GAA on satellite or terrestrial TV today, tonight, tomorrow or this week? Well, your search is over as we have all the latest GAA TV listings from all the channels.

AAP writes: This might be the mismatch of the round, but don't completely write off the surprise packet Rebels. They downed the second-placed Brumbies two weeks ago and then fell just short of their first-ever overseas victory against the Highlanders after staging a spirited fightback. Speaking of which, the Chiefs once again proved they're Super Rugby's comeback kings by putting on three late tries last week to draw with the Cheetahs - a feat they also pulled off the week before against the Bulls.