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Two first-choice players have been released from the Springbok squad ahead of next Sunday’s one-off Test against the Wallabies in Perth.
Coach Rassie Erasmus revealed on Saturday that flank Pieter-Steph du Toit and centre Damian de Allende will return to South Africa to spend time with their families after a demanding workload during the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series...
Former Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber has refused to shed light on his future with Leinster, admitting that his next move remains up in the air.
Nienaber joined Leinster after the Boks’ 2023 World Cup triumph and is heading into his fourth season as the Irish province’s senior coach. However, his future has come under the spotlight with head coach Leo Cullen set to s...
Boeta Chamberlain says he’s ready to make his mark at the Lions and is not backing away from the challenge of fighting for a place in the starting team.
The 27-year-old, who can play flyhalf or fullback, recently joined the Lions after turning out for the Newcastle Red Bulls last season. Before his time in England, he had stints at the Sharks and Bulls.
In Chris...
URC champions Leinster have named a strong 41-man squad for their opening two matches in South Africa.
This is in sharp contrast to the group that was selected at the start of last season. Leinster were without all 14 of their Ireland internationals for last year’s corresponding tour, returning with just one point from matches against the Stormers and Bulls.
Thi...
Bulls captain Marcell Coetzee is refusing to put a deadline on his career, insisting he will keep pushing on as he leads the side into another demanding URC campaign.
Coetzee has endured his share of injury setbacks during a career that has included 31 Springbok caps, and he admits there was a stage when his playing days appeared to be numbered.
But having come ...