SportSouth Africa boss fears key clashAndrew Hodgson13 April 2012South Africa coach Peter de Villiers will watch the Super 14 clash between the Sharks and the Bulls, praying his plans for the Lions tour this summer do not suffer another injury blow.De Villiers already has a lengthy casualty list ahead of the three-Test series and knows there could be more problems ahead as many of his squad will be playing in Saturday's key game.The match is part of the final league round with the table topping Bulls facing a side still in the play-off chase.De Villiers said: "The two will face off in Durban this weekend in what I expect will be a very physical encounter."They always are when our South African sides go up against each other."Some may go as far as calling this a virtual Springbok trial with the two franchises having so many players in contention for places in the Springbok squad."I will watch the contest closely and keep our fingers crossed that we suffer no more injuries at such a critical stage of the season."Read MoreTransfer news LIVE! Arsenal deal close; shock Chelsea hijackLiverpool hope for Bournemouth injury boost as Slot reveals new updateLiverpool XI vs Bournemouth: Confirmed team news and predicted lineupSponsoredMake 2026 the year of working smarterDe Villiers has already lost full‑back Conrad Jantjes for the rest of the year, while Frans Steyn is facing a race against time to recover from his knee injury in time for the First Test on 20 June.MORE ABOUTCommonwealth Games