After Toyota Cheetahs’ impressive weekend win over local rivals Isuzu Southern Kings, ten rounds have now been fully completed in the Guinness PRO14.

Joseph Dweba led the way for the hosts as his double ensured the Cheetahs’ impressive campaign continued, as they sit in third place in Conference A with six wins to their name.

The whitewash, according to SuperSport, should sound an ominous warning to future visiting teams.

Of course, elsewhere in Europe matters were focused on the Guinness Six Nations where, alongside Josh Adams, Ospreys man George North starred in an unfamiliar midfield role – scoring one of Wales’ five tries in their whitewash win over Italy.

And, his national boss Wayne Pivac was certainly impressed.

Elsewhere, Ireland held off a spirited Scotland and Leinster fly-half Johnny Sexton was the star of the show, scoring all of the 19 points for the Irish.

CJ Stander was another to deliver, providing the steel at the heart of the Irish side in a display which all Munster fans have come to expect week in week out from the 29-year-old.

Finally Devin Toner has opened up about his World Cup omission and how special it was to run out for Ireland again, having feared his Test days might be behind him.