15 September, 2026

Rassie And Eddie Ready To Lock Horns

Two-time World Cup-winning coach Rassie Erasmus is viewed by many as a brilliant innovator – his methods unorthodox and sometimes controversial (if you speak to any non Springbok fan) – however, it is through his brilliance, success, and penchant to go against the grain that he shares a frosty relationship with those in the North, fans and pundits alike. 

Boks Wary Of Japan Pace In The UK Tour

Springbok assistant coach Jerry Flannery said the Boks are expecting to face a psyched-up Japanese team when the sides meet in the opening match of their five-week November tour at Wembley Stadium in London on Saturday. 

Erasmus Names Side To Face France And Ireland In European Tour

Former Junior Springbok prop and captain Zachary Porthen earned his first Springbok call-up on Monday as national coach Rassie Erasmus named a quality 36-man squad for the Castle Lager Outgoing Tour in November, which features four players who will return to the Bok set-up for the first time this season. 

Springboks And All Blacks Reignite Traditional Tours

Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry, an alternating quadrennial tour between South Africa and New Zealand, was confirmed on Thursday, marking a defining new chapter for the intense rivalry between the sport’s most successful and storied nations. 

Two-Try Hero For Springboks: It Feels Surreal

Two-try scoring Springbok hooker Malcolm Marx has described the team’s historic feat of winning back-to-back Rugby Championship titles as “surreal” and said the achievement had yet to sink in.