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South Africa Dominate World Rugby's Dream Team of the Year
South Africa secured six spots in World Rugby's 2025 Dream Team after winning back-to-back Rugby Championships with an 11-2 record, led by Player of the Year Malcolm Marx.
- On Tuesday, World Rugby announced the 2025 Men's 15s Dream Team, with six South Africans selected and World Player of the Year Malcolm Marx leading the list.
- After a dominant 2025, South Africa secured back-to-back Rugby Championship titles and won 11 out of 13 matches, most recently beating Ireland 24-13 in Dublin.
- The full roster shows players across positions including Maro Itoje and Louis Bielle-Biarrey , while New Zealand, Australia and England each contributed two players.
- SA Rugby congratulated the six Springboks named to the Dream Team and praised their exceptional season-long performance and team spirit.
- The selection continues a recent trend as Malcolm Marx became the second South African in a row to win the World Rugby Men's 15s Player of the Year award, following seven Springboks named in 2024.
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South Africa dominate World Rugby's Dream Team of the Year
South Africa led the way in the 2025 World Rugby Men's 15s Dream Team of the Year announced on Tuesday, with six Springboks selected, headlined by Player of the Year Malcolm Marx.Joining hooker Marx were props Ox Nche and Thomas du Toit, twice Player of the Year Pieter-Steph du Toit, flyhalf Sacha Feinberg-Mn
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