South African rugby player Hyron Andrews paid emotional tribute in France
- Andrews died in France on Friday while on tour with the Johannesburg Lions during the Champions Cup rugby tournament.
- Players have stood with their heads bowed, some crying, during a minute’s silence for South African rugby player Hyron Andrews before a Champions Cup game between French side La Rochelle and the Johannesburg-based Lions.
- Andrews, 31, died in France on Friday on the eve of the game, which was played at the Marcel-Deflandre Stadium in La Rochelle.
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- Andrews died in France on Friday while on tour with the Johannesburg Lions during the Champions Cup rugby tournament.
- Players have stood with their heads bowed, some crying, during a minute’s silence for South African rugby player Hyron Andrews before a Champions Cup game between French side La Rochelle and the Johannesburg-based Lions.
- Andrews, 31, died in France on Friday on the eve of the game, which was played at the Marcel-Deflandre Stadium in La Rochelle.
Sources: Al Jazeera