Blue Bulls coach Nollis Marais has made three changes to his team to play against the Sharks in their Currie Cup encounter at King’s Park in Durban on Saturday the 27 August 2016. Wing Travis Ismaiel and centre Dries Swanepoel return from injury and prop Jacobie Adriaanse will make his first start for the team in the Currie Cup. Loose forward Nic de Jager also returns from injury and will be on the bench along with former Springbok hooker Bandise Maku. Marais says his team will need to make sure that their accuracy on execution is on point for the next two games if they are to remain relevant in the competition. Marais believes that their lack of accuracy has cost them dearly in recent matches and has often been the reason why they have conceded 15 tries in three matches. Blue Bulls captain Arno Botha says the players must take accountability for their performances and that they are striving to rectify the mistakes that have seen them concede 104 points while they have scored 114 points so far this season. Marais wants his team to focus on dominating the set-pieces if they are to stand a chance of beating the Sharks who have won all of their three matches so far. Marais is hopeful that his team can win in Durban and says this year’s Currie Cup is a lottery with no guarantees on which team will win.