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Dillyn Leyds blow for Stormers

Dillyn Leyds is not expected to play again this year after the Stormers back suffered a serious knee injury in training.
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Stormers utility back Dillyn Leyds will be sidelined for around nine months after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament, while Jano Vermaak is also set for a spell on the sidelines.

The 23-year-old, who can operate on the wing or at full-back, will undergo surgery after suffering a serious injury in training last Tuesday.

Scrum-half Vermaak sustained a neck disc injury in the Super Rugby defeat to Sharks this month and Stormers revealed that the damage is worse than initially suspected.

Vermaak required an operation last week and is now is expected to be out of action for three months, while Cheslin Kolbe will be monitored after the full-back suffered concussion in the win over Jaguares on Sunday.

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