12 Dan du Plessis: Did what was expected of him on both sides of the ball with his highlight being a winning turnover during a solid 62-minute shift with Jurie Matthee coming on as his replacement. 6<\/p>\n
11 Leolin Zas: Just like fellow winger Simelane, he saw little ball, but he worked hard off the ball and did catch Glasgow off guard with some fine line breaks while also impressing on defence. 7<\/p>\n
10 Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu<\/a>: South Africa\u2019s golden boy made a costly error when he gifted Glasgow possession with a needless grubber kick in the build-up to Ollie Smith\u2019s try in the first half, but put that setback behind him and came back strongly as the match progressed. Showed his class with a brilliant grubber kick which set up Nel\u2019s try and finished with a 23-point haul after crossing for a try and succeeding with six conversions and a couple of penalties. 8<\/p>\n 9 Cobus Reinach: The veteran Bok was yellow-carded late in the opening half for a cynical defensive foul but apart from that indiscretion, he delivered a crisp service to his outside backs and caught the eye with some fine attacking runs. 7<\/p>\n Stormers v Glasgow: Five takeaways as Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu and Cape Town outfit \u2018awake from their slumber\u2019 against \u2018shambolic\u2019 Warriors<\/a><\/p>\n 8 Evan Roos: The URC<\/a>\u2018s leading try-scorer crossed for a customary try in the first half and continued to impress as a ball carrier while also shining on defence, where he made a match-high 18 tackles. 8<\/p>\n 7 Ben-Jason Dixon: Although the Springboks loose forward made little impact with ball in hand, he did what was expected of him in other areas as he was solid in the lineouts and on defence. 6<\/p>\n 6 Paul de Villiers: Another strong all-round performance from the Springboks prospect, who did his bit as a ball carrier and on defence while also winning a crucial turnover before Keke Morabe replaced him in the final quarter. 7<\/p>\n 5 Ruben van Heerden: The Montpellier-bound second-row took the fight to the visitors as he was a willing ball carrier, won his fair share of lineout possession, and had a solid defensive outing. finishing with 13 tackles made. 8<\/p>\n 4 Adr\u00e9 Smith: Another solid performance at the coalface of the home side\u2019s forward effort from the 28-year-old as he did well in the lineouts and also caught the eye on defence. 7<\/p>\n 3 Neethling Fouch\u00e9: Showed his class with a deft offload to Mchunu from a choreographed move on the Warriors\u2019 five-metre line, which resulted in a try for his fellow prop. Fouch\u00e9 also caught the eye with a strong scrummaging performance before being replaced by Zachary Porthen in the 56th minute. 7<\/p>\n 2 Andr\u00e9-Hugo Venter: The 24-year-old was forced off the field in the 46th minute due to a head knock, after an illegal hit from Adam Hastings, but Venter can be happy with his efforts as he was solid in the execution of his core duties, especially his defensive duties, as he made 12 hits. 7<\/p>\n 1 Ntuthuko Mchunu<\/a>: The Springboks rookie was in the thick of the action from the outset as he went down with an injury early on but recovered before crossing for two well-taken tries in quick succession inside the opening quarter. Mchunu also delivered a fine scrummaging performance before Oli Kebble replaced him midway through the second half, and the Bok\u2019s efforts were rewarded with the official man-of-the-match award. 9<\/p>\n![\"\"\/](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/Player-Ratings-key1-1024x576.jpg\")
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