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Rassie Erasmus, the ultimate high-stakes gambler, goes 'all-in' and wins big again
The Springbok supremo may make the most innovative use of the bench of any coach, in any sport.
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'Bulls***': Ex-England international calls out Eben Etzebeth
It was last week when the Springboks talisman was interviewed on The Rugby Pod while he was in London ahead of the Sharks’ EPCR …
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A rivalry for the ages : why Ireland and South Africa can lead a new world order
Battles between these two rugby powerhouses are set to dominate the landscape at club and Test level.
BREAKING
World Rankings: Ireland replace Springboks at Number 1
South Africa's unbroken 11-month reign at the top of the World Rugby Men's Rankings is over following their dramatic 29-28 defeat …
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Ireland and South Africa share the same player development dilemma
Neither nation can accommodate all its versatile back players, nor even decide which position suits them best.
Ireland and All Blacks to renew rivalry overseas again - report
Ireland will take on New Zealand next year at the site of their first-ever win over the All Blacks, Chicago's Soldier Field, accor…
Ellis Park ecstasy: Springboks blitz All Blacks late in comeback victory
Ellis Park made for a raucous setting for the first Test between the host Springboks and All Blacks of 2024, and both sides appear…
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Should rugby take the road less travelled?
The season denouements threw up a plethora of styles and stories - but which will prevail in the months ahead?
OPINION
Rassie Erasmus has let us all down
Rassie Erasmus has told us often and loudly that the Springboks represent the best of South Africa. He’s right. They are proof o…
'Not good for the global game' - Irish TV pundit slams Bok approach
Former Scotland coach turned Irish television rugby pundit Matt Williams believes the scrum heavy approach to the sport as encapsu…
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Is the balance of power shifting across the Tasman?
The Reds' win over the Chiefs hints at a sea change in a struggling Super Rugby Pacific.
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Why European rugby is in danger of death-by-monopoly
The emergence of three super clubs may threaten the Investec Champions Cup, but there is a solution.