So it's over okes. Until next year, when the Super 14 will make way for the Super 15. The Bulls triumphed over the Stormers 25 - 17 in the final. And this is how it went down:

In the first half the Bulls walked all over the poor Stormers. It was 16 – 3 at the break. This was due to the kicking of Morne Steyn, definitely one of the main reasons the Bulls have had such a good seaon. His three penalties near the beginning of the match gave the Bulls a 9-0 lead, which was then extended to 16 – 0 after Francois Hougaard side-stepped fullback Joe Pietersen to score an excellent try, which was then converted by Steyn. Peter Grant’s only penalty of the match allowed the Stormers to gain a measly three points before the break.

One can only assume that Allister Coetzee put the fear of god into the poor Stormers at the break, because it was a different team all together we saw in the second half. They fought back bravely, with Bryan Habana living up to his reputation for scoring in Super finals, only this time against the Bulle rather than for them. His cheeky intercept try and then another from replacement flank Pieter Louw just were not enough.

At the final whistle it was 25 – 17, the Bulls taking it despite the Stormers having scored two tries to their one. And even though Peter Grant converted both of these tries, in the end it was the kicking which won it for the Bulle, with Morne Steyn’s six penalties ensuring that the Stormers couldn’t catch up.

Well done to the Bulls for a fitting end to a season of solid success!