Springboks a Wounded Beast, Warns All Blacks Captain Savea
Dave Rennie said the All Blacks expect a Springbok backlash after Ellis Park and must cut penalties and improve their scrum to stay ahead.
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Springboks a wounded beast, warns All Blacks captain Savea
The All Blacks and Springboks, ranked first and second in the world, clash before a sell-out 55,000 crowd in Cape Town on Saturday. New Zealand gave Rugby World Cup title-holders South Africa a lesson in clinical finishing last weekend, outscoring the hosts five tries to one for a 33-16 triumph in Johannesburg. But No.8 Savea is wary as the All Blacks try to become the first team since the 1997 British and Irish Lions to win successive Tests ag…
Last week in Johannesburg, the Springboks challenged the All Blacks, this Saturday in Cape Town, for the second game of the event tour.
All Blacks 'bar up' for Bok backlash
Having beefed up his All Blacks pack to match the physicality of the Springboks, coach Dave Rennie is bracing for a much-improved effort from South Africa on Saturday, reports DEVIN HERMANUS. Rennie was speaking on Thursday at New Zealand’s team announcement press conference for the second Test of the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series in Cape Town, where the Kiwis can clinch a 2-0 lead. “We’re aware of what the potential bounce-back [could be]. …
Surprised winners of the first of the four shocks against South African world champions, the New Zealanders landed in Cape Town with an almost unchanged XV start. Savea, Roigard, Love, Jordan... Dave Rennie made...
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