The Bulls secured a dominant 45-14 victory over Munster at Loftus Versfeld, booking their place in the United Rugby Championship semi-finals against the Warriors in Glasgow on June 6.

Bulls captain Marcell Coetzee praised the team's clinical start and effective breakdown work, highlighting contributions from the wings, Kurt-Lee Arendse and Stravino Jacobs.

The match was particularly significant as it marked the final Loftus appearance for Ruan Nortje and Kurt-Lee Arendse, both of whom are set to continue their careers in Japan next season.

Coetzee acknowledged the efforts of not just the players on the field but also the behind-the-scenes staff, noting that a big win like this is a collective achievement.Fans turned out in good numbers, with 18,000 attending despite an early 1 pm kick-off, providing a lively atmosphere.

Coetzee indicated that the team would enjoy the celebrations but remain focused on the upcoming semi-final, aware that Glasgow presents a tough challenge.The win also symbolically celebrated the departing players’ contributions and left them with a memorable send-off at their home ground.