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Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber praised the attitude of his players as they put in a convincing improvement against the British & Irish Lions at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday, and said the support from the public was equally touching.
The Springboks rebounded in impressive fashion at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday, beating the British & Irish Lions 27-9 to draw level in the Castle Lager Lions Series.
Determination trumped desperation as Tafel Lager Griquas claimed another big scalp when they defeated the Cell C Sharks 37-27 in a most unusual Carling Currie Cup clash at Jonsson Kings Park on Saturday afternoon.
The Cell C Sharks Women ensured they will remain in the Women’s Premier Division next season when they beat the Mastercard Golden Lions Women by 27-0 in their promotion-relegation match in Durban on Saturday.
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi and assistant coach Mzwandile Stick adopted a positive attitude to the pressure on the team on the eve of their vital second Test against the British & Irish Lions at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday, and said they were determined to improve the quality of their performance.
The Springboks realise the importance of raising the bar in terms of their performance as they prepare for the Castle Lager Lions Series decider against the British & Irish Lions at the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday.
The two semi-finals in the Carling Currie Cup First Division will be broadcast live on SuperSport this weekend.
Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber named three new additions to the national squad on Monday, with Rosko Specman, Dan du Preez and Johan Grobbelaar called up to join the Boks in Cape Town.
Damian de Allende will become the third Springbok in the Castle Lager Lions Series to reach the career milestone of 50 Test caps in Saturday’s decider in Cape Town, where Morné Steyn could earn his first Test cap since 2016.
British & Irish Lions head coach Warren Gatland has made six changes to the starting XV which lost to the Springboks last Saturday in Cape Town, with Liam Williams and Josh Adams named in the back trio.
Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber praised the attitude of his players as they put in a convincing improvement against the British & Irish Lions at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday, and said the support from the public was equally touching.
The Springboks realise the importance of raising the bar in terms of their performance as they prepare for the Castle Lager Lions Series decider against the British & Irish Lions at the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday.