Gatland: Wales can be proud

Wales coach Warren Gatland says the semi-final loss to South Africa hurts, but he is proud of his team’s performance at the World Cup.

Saffas Abroad: Du Preez shines for Sharks

SARugbymag.co.za looks back at the past weekend’s English Premiership and PRO14 matches involving South African players.

Rassie: Boks will do whatever it takes

Rassie Erasmus says the Springboks don’t have to play expansive rugby to win next week’s Rugby World Cup final against England.

Watch: Kolisi’s message to SA

Springbok captain Siya Kolisi has called on South Africans to get behind the team for their World Cup final against England next Saturday.

Erasmus: Springbok players deserve the credit

Rassie Erasmus admits he is surprised by how quickly the Springboks have progressed after their World Cup semi-final win over Wales on Sunday.

Highlights: Springboks vs Wales

Watch the highlights of the semi-final clash between the Springboks and Wales.

Pollard: We’ve come a long way in two years

Handre Pollard says the Springboks have made great strides over the past two years and that anything can happen when they face England in the World Cup final next week.

Rassie: It was nerve-racking

Coach Rassie Erasmus hailed the character of his team and the decisive plays late in the game that enabled the Boks to hold on for a semi-final win over Wales on Sunday.

‘This means the world to us’

Captain Siya Kolisi says the most important thing for the Boks was to stick to what they knew best as they ground out a narrow semi-final win over Wales.

Dawn of a new era

The Springboks went from an all-time low to having a chance to reach the 2019 Rugby World Cup final under the guidance of Rassie Erasmus. Here’s a look at that journey: