The DHL Stormers arrived at the Stoop riding a 10-match winning wave, but left London looking like a side that had paddled into a rugby tsunami armed with a teaspoon. What was billed as a…
Sunday’s Investec Champions Cup opener in London sets the stage for a classic clash of climates and cultures, as the red-hot DHL Stormers stride into the icy confines of the Twickenham Stoop to face a…
At just 21, Zachary Porthen has scrummed his way into the history books becoming the youngest Springbok prop of the professional era and holding his own in a 61-7 demolition job over Japan at Wembley…
Zachary Porthen is about to dive headfirst into international waters, and there’ll be no shallow end at Wembley. The 21-year-old prop, a former Junior Springbok captain, will make history on Saturday as the youngest front-rower…
With stops in Paris, Turin, Dublin, and Cardiff to follow, the Boks are kicking off what Flannery likened to a “mini–World Cup”, facing fresh opposition each week.
The Springboks will charge into Saturday’s Rugby Championship decider at Twickenham with their scrum engine revving at full throttle, as coach Rassie Erasmus recalled powerhouse prop Ox Nche to the starting XV for the clash…
The 31-year-old Lood de Jager has been sidelined after taking a knock during the Boks’ record 43–10 demolition of the All Blacks in Wellington, but Bok coach Rassie Erasmus confirmed that De Jager has shaken off the niggle and is fully fit to rejoin the fray.
With just a single point separating all four contenders, the Championship table looks like a dogfight in a phone booth. Every point will be a punch, every penalty a body blow.
Both men, known for their unconventional methods, see sport through a lens coloured by transformation, unity, and raw honesty. They are architects of culture as much as coaches of players.
Yellow cards to Stefan Ungerer and Seabelo Senatla did not help the Stormers on their slippery slope
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