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Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus, in being left satisfied by his team’s 42-28 win over Scotland at Loftus Versfeld, expected the Scottish to be tougher than the challenge presented by England.
PRETORIA, July 11 : South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus is happy to take risks with team selection because he feels he has supporters’ backing after the world champions were given a scare by Scotland on Saturday.
July 10 : Stand-in captain Pieter-Steph du Toit has hailed the influence of South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus as the double-World Cup winner prepares to take charge of a record 55th Springbok match when they host Scotland in the Nations Championship on Saturday.
The Springboks have made a host of changes for Scotland, but everywhere you look, there is quality in abundance, writes Lloyd Burnard.
PRETORIA, July 6 : South Africa rang the changes to their team for the weekend’s Nations Championship clash with Scotland, after starting the new competition with a resounding 45-21 win over England last Saturday, including a first start in eight years for scrumhalf Embrose Papier.
June 29 : Fullback Damian Willemse and wing Cheslin Kolbe will play their 50th tests as part of a strong South Africa side selected for their Nations Championship opener against England at Ellis Park in Johannesburg on Saturday.
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus on Monday announced his team for this weekend’s Nations Championship opener against England at Ellis Park.
JOHANNESBURG, June 23 : South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus expects a fearless England when his Springbok side host the tourists in their Nations Championship opener at Ellis Park in Johannesburg on July 4, and played down the attention given to back row Henry Pollock.