Two GSPs in a row and an unbeaten streak of 20 matches for this amateur pundit, so let’s hope it continues for Round 5.

Highlanders v Rebels
The Rebels’ record against the Highlanders is not good, and their record so far this season is even worse. Highlanders by 23.

Blues v Force
This looks like a straightforward home win, particularly given the rumours about the Force being axed from Super Rugby, and the way they capitulated in Christchurch. Blues by 18.

Chiefs v Bulls
The Bulls are struggling, with only an unconvincing win over the Sunwolves to their name, whilst the Chiefs are unbeaten. It could be ugly for Bulls fans. Chiefs by 18.

Reds v Hurricanes
The beleaguered Reds return from their gruelling tour, and now host the reigning champions as the schedule does not get any easier. Hurricanes by 21.

Stormers v Cheetahs
The Stormers appear to be cruising in their conference this year, and this should be another victory against the second-placed Cheetahs. Stormers by 8.

Lions v Sharks
Finally a match that looks a bit tougher to pick, and this could be the game of the weekend. The Lions have won the last three meetings between the two sides, and home advantage has me leaning towards last year’s finalists. Lions by 6.

Waratahs v Crusaders
The Saders have been very slow starters in this year’s competition, but remain unbeaten thanks to some impressive comebacks. They were more convincing at home to the Force last weekend, and I think they’ll win this one too. The Tahs have only beaten the Force and the Rebels, and on paper, it’s an Away win. Crusaders by 8.

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