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Sergeal Petersen bags brace as Bulls paste Zebre Parma

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Sergeal Petersen of the Bulls (Photo by Lee Warren/Gallo Images/Getty Images)

Bulls strengthened their hopes of securing a home quarter-final in the United Rugby Championship with a comprehensive bonus-point 63-24 win over Zebre in Pretoria. The South Africans crossed nine times through Sergeal Petersen (2), Zak Burger, Stravino Jacobs, Jan-Hendrik Wessels, Marco van Staden, Marcell Coetzee, Harold Vorster and David Kriel, with Keagan Johannes converting seven and Boeta Chamberlain two.

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In reply, Jacopo Trulla, Giovanni Montemauri and Tommaso Di Bartolomeo went over for Zebre, Montemauri converting two and Giacomo Da Re one, with Alessandro Fusco adding a drop goal.

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United Rugby Championship
Bulls
63 - 24
Full-time
Zebre
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