LIVE scoring and interactive commentary on the Rugby Championship Test between South Africa and New Zealand at Mbombela Stadium.
The 102nd encounter between the Springboks and the All Blacks at the Mbombela Stadium on Saturday will come with its set of contests that will shape the ...
It's whether he has the physical mineral to live with De Allende running at him the entire 80 minutes that will be tested. One of his issues is receiving the high ball and while he worked at this facet of his game this week, it will be something the All Blacks will target consistently. No Test match, especially that of the magnitude of the Springboks and All Blacks, will be completed without a set of tasty match-ups. That sends out a statement as to what the Boks intend to do with the All Blacks at lineout for the entire game. - Battles within battles will be the name of the game when the Springboks and the All Blacks meet at the Mbombela Stadium on Saturday. - The benches, a big determinant of previous close results between the Springboks and the All Blacks, will again play a role.
It's time for New Zealand to sink or swim. The crisis-stricken All Blacks face the world champions in their Rugby Championship opener, and if they leave ...
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Can last year's Rugby Championship holder get back to winning ways against the Springboks? This way for a South Africa vs New Zealand free live stream, ...
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South Africa give up their first penalty. Well played Ardie Savea who wins the penalty within five metres of the NZ line! Can the All Blacks begin to turn the ...
It always matters when South Africa meet New Zealand but this Saturday the two face each other in a clash which could have massive ramifications. However, if they can get a win on the road in South Africa then that pressure will ease and it could reinvigorate the team as they compete in the Rugby Championship and look forward into next year. New Zealand have rarely ventured over the halfway. Then they struggle to do with South Africa's power after the hosts call for a scrum. Lood de Jager then gets pinged and New Zealand can relieve the pressure. Another penalty for New Zealand after a brilliant scrum forces Nyakane to his knee. A seven-point lead does not flatter South Africa at all and that breakdown steal from Ardie Savea, which came off the back of some really unimaginative phase-play from South Africa, could prove a big moment in the final shake-up... It eventually gets turned over and cleared up field but the pressure doesn't stop and South Africa are back in that same position moments later. South Africa boot it long downfield and into touch. New Zealand have the ball around 10 metres out and Jordan makes a break, it looks like he's off but a little ankle tap brings him down. Yes. South Africa clear the ball and New Zealand attempt a quick lineout, only to throw it in at an angle. More ill-discipline from New Zealand who close the gap at the lineout.
Tries from Kurt-Lee Arendse and Willie le Roux settled the Rugby Championship opener as the All Blacks' bad run continued.
New Zealand are in the midst of their worst run in 24 years after last month’s historic home series loss to Ireland. Replacement Willie le Roux crossed over as the All Blacks launched a desperate late attack deep in their own 22 in an attempt to salvage some pride. The Springboks were in control throughout and had a big territorial advantage to work with, although they finished with 14 men.
South Africa started their Rugby Championship campaign with a commanding 26-10 win over a hapless New Zealand in Nelspruit on Saturday.
Worked very hard on defence and was a tower of strength in the set pieces. Had another powerful game to mark his 50th cap, even though it was not flawless – a deserved Man of the Match outing. Plenty of impressive carries and solid on defence – making A MATCH-HIGH 14 tackles. Dealt very well with Caleb Clarke on defence, but spoilt it with a poor tackle in the air that resulted in a red card and being taken from the field on a mobile stretcher. Started with a brilliant kick-chase that resulted in the first try and continued to dominate in the air. Showed great variation in his game – running the first couple of times and when All Black defence came up, looked for space behind them with the boot.
Springbok skipper Siya Kolisi has dismissed talk that the world champions are the favourites to defeat the embattled All Blacks when the arch-rivals clash in ...
The Springboks secured a 26-10 win over the All Blacks at Mbombela Stadium to underline their world champion credentials.
The Boks unusually started a Test against the All Blacks as overwhelming favourites and delivered on that expectation. It won’t always be this way, but for once the pressure is on the Kiwis in this old rivalry. New Zealand had no answers to the questions they knew were coming. New Zealand were bullied in contact and relentlessly knocked back when they did have the ball. Despite a 26-10 final scoreline, the tourists were lucky it was not a lot worse. If the Boks were more accurate on attack, they could have scored 40 points or more.
Malcolm Marx turned in a superb performance in his 50th Test appearance as the Springboks pummelled the All Blacks up front to start the Rugby Championship ...
Four consecutive penalties allowed New Zealand to work their way into Bok territory with Jordie Barrett getting the visitors on the board. A seven-point lead at half time did not quite do the Springboks justice for their dominance in the first half. Arendse was not the only Bok player to suffer an unfortunate concussion as Faf de Klerk was knocked out when getting his head on the wrong side of a tackle seconds into the contest.