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17 days ago

Leinster could not contain a team backed by tens of thousands of French supporters chanting with exuberance

They are in danger of running away with rugby, these French. The Springboks may have somethi…

26 days ago

The Springboks, who have won back-to-back World Cups under Rassie Erasmus' guidance, have already seen Sbu Nkosi and Elton Jantjies hit with suspensions following positive tests.

63 days ago

NIK SIMON: In a month when public opinion polls have crashed and a senior analyst defected to the Springboks, the return of Courtney Lawes is a timely stroke of fortune for Steve Borthwick.

4 months ago

  • Bears score nine tries to clinch place in the last 16

  • Noah Heward scores a hat-trick in Pretoria

Bristol ran riot in a remarkable first half to secure their place in the Champions Cup knockout phase wi…

5 months ago

  • Pool 1: Sharks 28-23 Saracens

  • Much-changed Sarries beaten in tough conditions

It is a long way to go for just a point, but Saracens all but took the maximum against Sharks in biblical weather in Durban…

  • ‘I would never do something like this on purpose’

  • South Africa lock accepts 12-match ban

Eben Etzebeth, the Springboks lock serving a 12-match ban for eye-gouging Alex Mann of Wales, has claimed it wa…

6 months ago

  • Lock sent off in Cardiff during Springboks’ 73-0 win

  • Suspension covers matches until end of March

South Africa’s Eben Etzebeth has been suspended for 12 matches for eye-gouging against Wales last weeke…

  • Mid-range offence could see eight-week ban

  • Apology after match will be considered

Eben Etzebeth is expected to appear at a disciplinary hearing on Tuesday after his red card for alleged eye-gouging in …

  • Wales 0-73 South Africa

  • Springboks score 11 tries but Etzebeth sent off for eye gouge

Every bit as dispiriting as expected. Worse, was it pointless? Well, it certainly had more points to it than Wales …

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