Springbok belief and physicality make for world beating mix
PARIS : A record fourth Rugby World Cup showed South Africa's dogged determination, which saw the team dig deep at critical moments.
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PARIS : A record fourth Rugby World Cup showed South Africa's dogged determination, which saw the team dig deep at critical moments.
PARIS : New Zealand arrived at the Rugby World Cup in the unusual position of not being favourites but came within a whisker of claiming a fourth title and sending coach Ian Foster out an unlikely winner.
As is so often the case, FIFA led the way. Back in 2017 when football's world governing body decided to increase the number of teams competing at the World Cup from 32 to 48, its president Gianni Infantino found it easy to justify the seismic change.
The Springboks are on top of the world.
The world champion Springboks are due to arrive back in South Africa from France on Tuesday, 31 October.
In what has been described as one of the most thrilling Rugby World Cup finals, the Springboks went on to defend their title with a 12-11 win against New Zealand on Saturday night.
Former All Blacks and New Zealand's media lamented the impact of cards in Test rugby following the "heart-wrenching" 12-11 loss to South Africa in the Rugby World Cup final on Saturday.
The Springboks clinched a nail-biting 12-11 victory over 14-man New Zealand in the Rugby World Cup final in Paris on Saturday, successfully defending their title and going on to claim a record fourth World Cup.