Cheetahs name team for historic first clash with Stade Francais in Amsterdam
The Toyota Cheetahs have named their side to face Stade Francais in the Challenge Cup in what will be a historic first clash between the two sides.

The visitors made a dream start when Angelo Davids intercepted a pass inside the opening five minutes and sprinted clear to score beneath the posts, with Sam Francis adding the conversion to hand the Lions a 7-0 lead.
But Newcastle hit back through Alex Hearle, who finished well after Boeta Chamberlain exposed a fractured Lions defensive line, and Ethan Grayson's conversion levelled the scores. The Lions regained control soon after, earning a penalty which Francis calmly slotted to restore a 10-7 advantage.
Despite enjoying long spells of possession and territory for the remainder of the first half, the Lions went into half-time holding a slim three-point lead and knowing they had left points on the field.
The second half followed a similar pattern, with the Lions dominating the collisions and defending strongly while struggling for accuracy in key moments.
Newcastle grew in belief as the clock ticked down and eventually found a decisive breakthrough in the 79th minute when Murray McCallum forced his way over after sustained pressure. Grayson's conversion sealed the contest as the Lions came away empty-handed.