Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry
Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry
Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry
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Boks receive heroes’ welcome in America ahead of series decider
Springboks edge All Blacks 29-24 at FNB Stadium to lead Greatest Rivalry Series 2-1, with Siya Kolisi seeking improvement ahead of Baltimore finale.
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Jacobson laments momentum swings in All Blacks’ Soweto heartbreak
Stand-in skipper Luke Jacobson pinpoints momentum swings and defensive errors as crucial factors in All Blacks’ 29-24 loss to Springboks in Soweto.
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Player ratings: Marx masterclass powers Boks past All Blacks
Marx earns nine out of 10 as Boks beat All Blacks 29-24 in Soweto. Complete player ratings from third Test as Springboks take 2-1 series lead.
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Roigard’s swan dive gets 10/10 from judges, 0/10 from rugby fans
New Zealand scrumhalf Cam Roigard’s theatrical dive crosses rugby’s sacred line. Jean de Villiers calls out gamesmanship as debate rages.
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Boks turn the screws to seal thriller against All Blacks
Springboks defeat All Blacks 29-24 at FNB Stadium, dominating the final quarter to secure a 2-1 series lead in a thrilling Test match.
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Kolisi vows to honour Soweto heroes in pivotal All Blacks test
Siya Kolisi says playing at FNB Stadium near Soweto adds special meaning to crucial All Blacks Test as Boks aim for 2-1 series lead.
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Boys on Tour: Erasmus and Rennie’s PR war protects players
Ex-player recalls how off-field commitments affected his game as coaches’ media war protects current stars from pressure and distractions.
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Aviation regulator probes Airlink rugby flyby as third display cancelled
Aviation authorities are investigating Airlink’s dramatic low-altitude flypast over Cape Town Stadium, prompting the airline to cancel a planned third display.
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Front row switcheroo loophole won’t fly at World Cups
Erasmus exploited regulatory loophole with front-row switch but World Rugby confirms fines await coaches who try similar tricks at major tournaments.
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Rassie lives rent free in New Zealand’s heads
If Erasmus is a villain for working grey areas, the same applies to All Blacks who’ve bent rules for decades without criticism.
