🏉 The Stormers have loaded the cannon. A 56-man squad. 17 internationals. 15 Springboks. Four Junior Springbok champions. 18 players from the historic 2021/22 URC-winning squad.And Siya Kolisi, Cheslin Kolbe and Wilco Louw are back in Cape Town.John Dobson says this is the deepest Stormers squad in recent seasons. Project 2029 is gathering serious momentum
The Boks have the upper hand, yet Rassie Erasmus says the job is far from finished. After a nerve-shredding 29-24 win at FNB Stadium, South Africa and New Zealand head to Baltimore for one final heavyweight collision.
At FNB Stadium (Soccer City) in Soweto Rugby’s greatest rivalry in rugby found another gear in Soweto last night as nearly 90 000 fans were served a ferocious feast of high-octane rugby, with the Springboks…
Kurt-Lee Arendse is back in the Springbok starting XV for Saturday’s third Test against the All Blacks at FNB Stadium. His return is one of the most intriguing selection calls in Rassie Erasmus’ latest team. Arendse was unlucky to miss the Cape Town Test after Cheslin Kolbe recovered from injury. Now the roles have shifted: Kolbe moves to fullback following Damian Willemse’s injury, while Arendse returns to the wing.
The Springboks have momentum, but Cheslin Kolbe knows the All Blacks are wounded and dangerous. After South Africa’s 33-26 victory in Cape Town, Kolbe warned that New Zealand will return to the Highveld with a point to prove. The series has entered its danger zone.
JOHANNESBURG – Siya Kolisi has cleared the final fitness hurdle and will captain the Springboks against the All Blacks at DHL Stadium on Saturday, adding another heavyweight chapter to Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry. Rassie Erasmus confirmed…
A powerful reminder from Ellis Park that territory and physical dominance mean little without clinical execution.
The All Blacks beat the Springboks 33-16, scoring five tries to one and exposing South Africa’s struggles in converting sustained pressure into points. The series now moves to Cape Town, with the Boks needing greater attacking precision and composure in the opposition 22.
ELLIS PARK – The Springboks delivered a deafening statement to the rugby world on Saturday, brushing aside the loss of inspirational captain Siya Kolisi and record-breaking lock Eben Etzebeth before steamrolling England 45-21 in the…
The Springboks return to Ellis Park with power, pedigree and a point to prove. England bring youthful ambition and fearless intent. The collisions promise fireworks from the opening whistle.
The biggest talking point isn’t who is playing. It’s who isn’t.
Rassie Erasmus has backed Manie Libbok at flyhalf for the Nations Championship opener against England, leaving two-time World Cup-winning playmaker Handre Pollard out of the matchday squad. The match also marks a special milestone for Cheslin Kolbe and Damian Willemse, who both earn their 50th Springbok caps.
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