The Sharks have struggled for consistency all season and their clash against the Lions at King’s Park on Saturday would be the best time to find it. The Sharks need to win their remaining three matches if they are to get into the play-offs. While their fate may still be in their hands‚ they have been their own worst enemies this season with their excruciating inability to produce the same performance each weekend. Sharks coach Robert du Preez is confident his charges have shrugged off their performance problems and will find form at the right time. "Throughout the season‚ there’s been a lack of consistency. We’ve played some great games and in some we’ve been mediocre, but that’s all in the past now. This is it and this is finals rugby for us. "The fact we’ve got 14 Springboks in our match-day 23 tells you how incredibly hard the guys have worked," he said. Du Preez has made two changes to the side that lost to the Jaguares in Beunos Aires in May. Lwazi Mvovo makes way for Makazole ...
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