Springbok Game This Weekend

South Africa comes into the game after beating New Zealand. Australia is wounded, having lost recently to Argentina.

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Last week, South Africa’s national rugby national team, the Springboks, defeated New Zealand. The win came after back-to-back losses to Australia and Argentina. It was coach Rassie Erasmus’s 8th match at the helm, “3 wins and 4 losses out of a possible seven,” the stats read.

The Springboks were ranked 7th in the world going into the NZ game, and fans gave them little chance of defeating the #1 ranked team world. But they did.

This weekend the Boks are at home against Australia in their second-to-last Castle Test match. In an away fixture played about six weeks ago, the Springboks suffered a narrow loss, 24-18, to Australia. But roles seem to be reversed going into this weekend’s match. While South Africa is coming off a win, Australia comes into the game wounded, having lost recently to Argentina.

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If the Springboks can win at Nelson Mandela Bay and New Zealand loses against Argentina, then the two teams will face each other in a final encounter (in South Africa) in a Test decider. Equally so, if the New Zealanders win at Argentina and the Boks triumph against Australia, then a win for the Springboks against New Zealand at home next week will be enough to earn the trophy.

A win for Rassie’s side against the Aussies this weekend would do wonders for the Springboks’ World Cup hopes. And it would definitely rally South Africa’s rugby supporters behind the coach. That’s important. Rassie needs his name to be in supporters’ good books.

Springbok Game This Weekend

That said, two things are on the line in this game: a win would do wonders for the team’s World Cup hopes and it would boast Rassie’s coaching stock.


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The South Africa national rugby union team is the current world champion team and one of only two sides, with New Zealand, to have won the Webb Ellis Trophy three times.
These two countries vied for the position as the world’s unofficial top team in the world until 1992 with the Kiwis thereafter overtaking the South Africa rugby team as the only side with more wins than losses against all opponents.
South Africa’s rugby history dates back to before the two British Colonies (Natal and the Cape) and the two Boer Republics (the Orange Free State and Zuid-Afrikaanse Republiek) started fielding ‘provincial’ teams against one another.
The first reported match was between teams of Officers and Civil Servants in 1862.
The first club (Hamiltons) was founded in March 1875 and despite the four government entities with a divergence of political views and aspirations, a single combined rugby union, the South African Rugby Football Board, was formed in 1889.
They played as a united South Africa rugby entity as a SA Representative side, against the (mainly English) touring team in three matches which were later ratified as tests against what is today the British and Irish Lions. South Africa has 14 rugby unions, and its premier competition is for the Currie Cup, first played for in 1892.
South African teams also compete in the international Super Rugby and Pro14 competitions.

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