Relive the action as Scotland hosted the Springboks in a bruising affair at BT Murrayfield in the Castle Lager Outgoing Tour, with SA winning by 30-15.
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Springbok captain Siya Kolisi expected a hard battle for 80 minutes against Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday in the team’s second Castle Lager Outgoing Tour match, and said his charges need to deliver a fine performance all around to get the desired result.
Warrick Gelant’s sensational return from injury and the vital role he played for the DHL Stormers in the opening four rounds of matches in the Vodacom United Rugby Championship has seen the Springbok fullback crowned the competition’s first Player of the Month (POM) for October.
The objectives of their November tour are still firmly in place for the Springbok Women when they take on Wales in Cardiff on Saturday, and they will keep on trying to implement those at Cardiff Arms Park.
The most experienced Springbok Women’s player on their European tour, Zenay Jordaan, will start at flyhalf against Wales on Saturday in the only change to the run-on team named by coach Stanley Raubenheimer.
Springbok prop Ox Nché is raring to go as South Africa prepare to face Scotland in Edinburgh in the second Test of the Castle Lager Outgoing Tour on Saturday, and he says the scrum battle will be a key area of the game.
Makazole Mapimpi is relishing his role as a try-scoring machine in the green and gold after dotting down twice in the Springboks' 30-15 win over Scotland at Murrayfield in their penultimate Castle Lager Outgoing Tour match on Saturday.
The Springboks will enter their final Castle Lager Outgoing Tour Test against England at Twickenham on Saturday with two goals – to wrap up their year-end tour on a winning note and to finish the season as the No 1 team in the world for the third year in a row.
Mr Mark Alexander, President of SA Rugby, congratulated Springbok centre Lukhanyo Am for being named as one of four nominees for the International Rugby Players Men’s Try of the Year Award following his sublime five-pointer in the South Africa “A” team’s victory over the British & Irish Lions in the Castle Lager Lions Series in July.
Although it only has the status of a friendly encounter, Sunday's match between the Springbok Women and the England Under-20 team still hold a significant status for the South Africans on their four-week November tour, with a number of players in line for a first chance to play in the green and gold.
Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber named Handré Pollard and Cobus Reinach in a fresh halfback pairing and recalled Lood de Jager at lock in three changes to his starting team for the final Test of the Castle Lager Outgoing Tour, against England at Twickenham on Saturday.
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi expected a hard battle for 80 minutes against Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday in the team’s second Castle Lager Outgoing Tour match, and said his charges need to deliver a fine performance all around to get the desired result.
Makazole Mapimpi is relishing his role as a try-scoring machine in the green and gold after dotting down twice in the Springboks' 30-15 win over Scotland at Murrayfield in their penultimate Castle Lager Outgoing Tour match on Saturday.