Woodward: Get off Peyper’s back

Former England World Cup-winning coach Sir Clive Woodward says that he fully supports referee Jaco Peyper after his appearance in a controversial photo with Wales fans.

‘We’ve all had chances to slot in’

S’bu Nkosi on the role of the players not selected for the match-day 23 while Francois Louw speaks about the Boks’ desire to win another World Cup.

Cheika, Castle clashed at Tokyo embassy

Michael Cheika and Rugby Australia chief executive Raelene Castle were reportedly involved in a heated argument in Tokyo during the World Cup.

Brussow forced to call time on career

Former Springbok and Northampton Saints flank Heinrich Brussow has announced his retirement from rugby with immediate effect.

Wales hopeful on Davies

Wales are confident centre Jonathan Davies will be fit for the World Cup semi-final against the Springboks after he suffered a knee injury.

‘We need to convert opportunities into points’

Duane Vermeulen on the Boks’ defensive strength and why their attack needs to improve, while Kwagga Smith speaks about the Welsh threat at the breakdown.

RWC XV: Forwards of the quarter-finals

Staff writer DYLAN JACK selects a pack of forwards from the individuals who have been impressive in the World Cup quarter-finals.

Daily wrap: How Rassie broke Bok shackles

SA Rugby magazine looks at what happened in Tokyo on Tuesday as the Springboks build toward their World Cup semi-final against Wales.

Edwards: We’ll have to keep an eye out on Kolbe

Defence coach Shaun Edwards sees Cheslin Kolbe as the biggest threat to Wales’ chances of progressing to a first-ever World Cup final.

Boks welcome level playing field

Assistant coach Matt Proudfoot says it will suit the Springboks to play against Wales at a neutral venue for a change.