South Africa inflict more pain on New Zealand with tight win in Cape Town
Siya Kolisi and Malcolm Marx scored tries as South Africa recorded a fourth win in a row over the All Blacks
Siya Kolisi and Malcolm Marx scored tries as South Africa recorded a fourth win in a row over the All Blacks
South Africa have made seven changes from the side that beat the All Blacks last weekend
South Africa’s Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu was the difference, contributing 16 points for the home side
Rugby has a way of cutting down the tallest of poppies and the All Blacks have a score to settle with South Africa following the World Cup final defeat
South Africa have a number of injuries in the forwards, including Lood de Jager, Franco Mostert, Jean Kleyn and RG Snyman
Return of experienced quintet including prop Steven Kitshoff and number eight Jasper Wiese a boost for South Africa while RG Snyman also likely to be fit for Johannesburg clash against New Zealand
Australia fared better in the physical contest than last week but rarely threatened Springboks try line
Australia have made a bright start to coach Joe Schmidt’s reign but will learn more about their standing in two Tests against the Springboks
Ciarán Frawley's brilliantly executed pair of pot shots secured Ireland victory and the player a place in Irish rugby history
Ireland finished on a high and if ever there was a case for the inclusion of more club players, Ciarán Frawley and James Osborne are it
Australia show great improvement under Joe Schmidt, as England impress
Ireland’s victory over Springboks in Durban after a long season was fitting reward for an authentic coach
South Africa v Ireland: In their reimagining of the game, it’s very doubtful that this is what World Rugby have in mind
Ireland stalwart James Ryan salutes the impact of Ireland’s last-gasp victory over world champions South Africa courtesy of a magical moment from Ciarán Frawley
A confidence to back themselves was evident as the game counted down to Frawley’s kick
Hero Ciarán Frawley talks about the ‘ugliest drop goal’ of his life
‘I‘ve had a few pints, so I feel good. It was unreal the way the match finished’
Caelan Doris saw yellow but should it have been James Ryan instead for his role in the collision?
Leinster outhalf strikes with the last kick of the game to level the Test series in Durban
Leinster outhalf slots a last-minute drop goal to level the series and end Ireland’s season on a high
Ciarán Frawley’s late drop goal secures a memorable, series-levelling victory for Ireland at Kings Park
Inspired by his grandfather, the South African flanker says he’s living his dream - and aims to add a series win over Ireland to his two Rugby World Cup medals
The outhalf has plenty of room for improvement but has already shown enough qualities to mitigate the loss of Johnny Sexton
All forms of kicking against South Africa needs to be precise, and it needs to be well thought out
Ireland used to be a team renowned for their wide attacking threat - South Africa took that mantle last weekend
A new attack coach and their most experienced line-up make this South Africa side look mighty dangerous. Ireland will need to produce something memorable to beat them
All you need to know as Ireland look to battle back from defeat in Pretoria to salvage a series draw in Durban
Ireland and South Africa's second Test may show further evidence that Springboks are getting better and rugby is still not as safe as it should be
Garry Ringrose, Conor Murray, Rónan Kelleher and James Ryan promoted to the starting team from the bench
The Ireland centre says his team are motivated to improve for Saturday’s showdown with South Africa
Garry Ringrose, James Ryan, Conor Murray and Rónan Kelleher all come into the starting XV for the second Test
Simon Easterby says Ireland had no issues with the way Caelan Doris communicated with the officials as captain last weekend
Jamie Osborne, Bundee Aki, James Lowe and Robbie Henshaw all trained on Wednesday
‘I think it comes down to the small details we need to get right ourselves. We’re already looking to fix that,’ says 26-year-old hooker
Andy Farrell’s squad will look back at the 80 minutes against South Africa and know they gave a credible account of themselves
Team that will line out in Durban will be the most experienced starting line-up in Springbok history
Conor Murray says there are ‘plenty of positives’ from the first Test, and they are not walking around ‘with our heads down’
‘It’s fine margins,so they have to be very clear. It’s a big Test match so you’d rather have one replay too many than two too little’
The lack of TMO review for RG Snyman’s tackle on Craig Casey stood out as an incorrect decision
Possible ACL injury sustained by Dan Sheehan, Craig Casey concussed, while Andrew Porter, Bundee Aki and James Lowe in treatment room
Rory Best was irked during ‘heavyweight bout’ between Ireland and South Africa as none of the marginal calls seemed to go our way
Ireland stay in the game; tuning into Lowe frequency; first-quarter panic costly; Ireland suffer on marginal call; making the kicks count
Ireland and South Africa clash saw lots of mistakes, but that did not take away from exciting nature of the match in Loftus Versfeld
Andy Farrell’s side were left to rue a couple of decisions and the bounce of the ball that went against them
Andy Farrell: ‘It’s the make-up of this team that even with the type of performance in the first half, we hung in there
Leinster player made mistakes on debut but there was also plenty to encourage Ireland head coach Andy Farrell
Errors prove costly for Ireland as they fail to overturn early deficit despite second half comeback in Pretoria
Ireland had some standout performers in the first Test with Caelan Doris putting in a huge shift
Ireland have only won one Test on South African soil. The odds are against them in Pretoria
Experienced official indicates protocol rewinds to last attacking possession excluding set-pieces
Saturday’s game will be the biggest test of the 23-year-old lock’s young international career
‘They try and make it personal in terms of confrontation … It’s very much a physical test, who is man enough to take you on one-on-one?’
From Malcolm Marx in the frontrow to talented Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu a game-breaker in the replacements
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