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The Bulls claimed their second straight Super 14 rugby title with a 25-17 win over the Stormers in an all-South African final at Orlando Stadium in Soweto on Saturday.

The Stormers made one change to their match-day squad of 22 players which will do duty in Saturday's Super 14 final against the Bulls at the Orlando Stadium in Soweto.

History and stats make the Bulls favourites to win their third Super Rugby title in four years when they host the Stormers in the final of the 2010 tournament at the Orlando Stadium in Soweto on Saturday.

Statistics and experience per se don't win finals. This is something the Bulls are - or should - be very much aware of as the Super 14 final on Saturday draws closer with the home side 1-2 favourites to win at Orlando Stadium in Soweto.

Expect nothing new from the Bulls when they defend their title against the Stormers in the Super 14 final at Orlando Stadium in Soweto on Saturday.

The Stormers know that they are on the edge of making history on Saturday when they contest their first-ever Super 14 final at the Orlando Stadium in Soweto against the Bulls.

Stormers beat the Waratahs in a thrilling game at Newlands stadium 25 to 6. The Stormers will now face the Bulls at Orlando Stadium in Soweto next weekend.

The Bulls beat the Crusaders by 39 to 24 points in an historical game hosted at Orlando Stadium, Soweto. The Stormers also managed to beat the Tahs and will face the Bulls at Orlando Stadium next weekend.

Crusaders coach Todd Blackadder says that he is convinced the strides his side has made with its line out in the last three weeks will be enough for it to be competitive against the Bulls in Soweto on Saturday.