Watch: How the Boks beat England – The Breakdown
Check out this in-depth breakdown of the Springboks’ defensive playbook from Wibble Rugby, and how it was employed to pin England into submission during last year’s World Cup final.
Highlights: Crusaders overcome Chiefs
The Crusaders held off a fightback from the Chiefs to claim a hard-fought 18-13 win in Christchurch on Sunday.
Watch: Clarke’s emotional MOTM interview
Blues wing Caleb Clarke dedicated his try during Saturday’s Super Rugby Aotearoa match against the Highlanders to his grandfather, who passed away just hours before the 21-year-old took the field at Eden Park.
Highlights: Blues hold off Highlanders
The Blues head into their bye week with a perfect record after surviving a second-half comeback from the Highlanders in round three of Super Rugby Aotearoa.
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.
Watch: Rewind to Boks’ famous win
On this day in 2009, the Springboks clinched a series victory over the British & Irish Lions. Rewatch the dramatic final moments.
Watch: Raging Barney vs the refs
Former Springbok captain John Smit reflects on controversial incidents with former Kiwi referees Paul Honiss, Bryce Lawrence and Steve Walsh on Jean de Villiers and Schalk Burger’s entertaining ‘Use It or Lose It’ talk show.
The Ultimate Showdown trivia quiz: Forwards vs Backs
In the final round of the Sharks’ Ultimate Showdown trivia quiz, Jeremy Ward and Madosh Tambwe face off against Mzamo Majola and Ruben van Heerden to find out who knows their world affairs trivia best.
Rewind: Steyn’s drop goals vs Australia (2007)
Look back at when a 20-year-old Frans Steyn coolly slotted two drop goals to ensure a dramatic comeback victory for the Springboks over the Wallabies during the 2007 Tri-Nations.
Watch: Stormers bid departing players farewell
Head coach John Dobson and members of the Stormers squad say an emotional farewell to Dillyn Leyds, Wilco Louw, Jean-Luc du Plessis and Cobus Wiese ahead of their respective moves overseas.
