RWC bloopers: Funniest moments from 2019 World Cup
Relive some of the funniest moments from Rugby World Cup 2019 with bloopers featuring Springboks Cheslin Kolbe and Schalk Brits –and a few other cheeky surprises.
Pienaar recalls memorable 1995 World Cup run
Former captain Francois Pienaar gives insight into the Springboks’ successful 1995 World Cup campaign.
Reece reflects on All Blacks’ shock RWC exit
Sevu Reece says the All Blacks’ shock 2019 World Cup elimination by England was a painful learning experience.
Watch: Longest penalty kicks in World Cup history
Re-live some of the longest penalty kicks in the history of the Rugby World Cup, including monster efforts from Frans Steyn.
O’Connor: Cheika’s secret RWC strategy was a scam
Outgoing Wallabies selector Michael O’Connor has suggested that Australia’s poor 2019 World Cup campaign was in part due to the players not standing up to coach Michael Cheika’s authoritarianism.
Jones: Coaching stints in Wales benefited Hansen, Henry
Eddie Jones believes coaching stints in Wales helped former All Blacks coaches Graham Henry and Steve Hansen turn the team into back-to-back World Cup champions.
Percy’s perfect performance: 2007 RWC final
A look back at Percy Montgomery’s best moments in the 2007 Rugby World Cup final when the Springboks beat England 15-6 to claim their second title.
On this day: Tragedy strikes at ’95 RWC
On this day, 25 years ago, Ivory Coast wing Max Brito was trapped under a ruck after being tackled in their match against Tonga and suffered a broken back which left him a quadriplegic.
Watch: Naas Botha uncensored (Part 2)
The ex-Bok flyhalf talks about the 1981 Test series against the All Blacks, his trial with American football team the Dallas Cowboys and how the Springboks could have won the 1987 Rugby World Cup.
‘Mapimpi and other RWC winners are an inspiration’
Former Bok wing Odwa Ndungane chats to editor Craig Lewis about the hotbed of talent in the Eastern Cape and how young kids have been inspired by the success of World Cup-winning Boks such as Siya Kolisi, Makazole Mapimpi and Lukhanyo Am.
