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Unam extend run in league …Suburbs suffer huge setback 

Unam extend run in league …Suburbs suffer huge setback 

FNB Namibia Rugby Union (NRU) league log leaders Unam extended their lead by beating Kudus 31-21 on Saturday. 

The win sees Unam maintain their position on the log with a total of 66 points from 14 matches played. 

Meanwhile, the 2018 NRU league champions Wanderers remain in second position with 63 points, after dismantling newly-promoted side and coastal outfit Dolphins 0-66. 

Kudus, who suffered a setback over the weekend, however, remain third on the standings with a total of 53 points. 

Grootfontein, who played at home this weekend, remained fourth on the standings with 39 points after they embarrassed Khomasdal outfit Western Suburbs with 61-7.

 On the other hand, Rehoboth narrowly beat Reho Falcon by 31-30. 

In the reserve league, Grootfontein beat Suburbs 33-12, while Unam secured a 15-14 win over Kudus. 

Rehoboth showed that they were a better team, as they thrashed Reho Falcon 21-4. 

Speaking to this publication yesterday, Unam head coach Russel van Rooi expressed his satisfaction with his team securing the much-needed points. 

He emphasised that the win was crucial for their preparations for the upcoming playoffs.

“We went into the match with a winning mentality, and that’s what we did, although we made a lot of mistakes. However, it was important that we collected maximum points, as this is what we need ahead of the tough playoffs,” he said.