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Scotland make six changes
World Rugby versus Jones
'Intelligent' Scots to test Boks
'Historic day for Pacific Islands'

Scotland change six for Bok clash

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Scotland change six for Bok clash

TEAM ANNOUNCEMENT: Scotland have made six changes to their team to face the Springboks at Murrayfield on Saturday.

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World Rugby won't be bullied by Jones

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World Rugby won't be bullied by Jones

IN THE SPOTLIGHT: World Rugby chiefs are refusing to get involved in a war of words with Eddie Jones.

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AUDIO: 'Intelligent' Scots to test Boks' smarts

AUDIO: 'Intelligent' Scots to test Boks' smarts

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AUDIO: 'Intelligent' Scots to test Boks' smarts

LISTEN as Springbok assistant coach Matt Proudfoot explains why Scotland will be a tougher challenge than France.

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'Historic day for Pacific Islands'

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'Historic day for Pacific Islands'

NEWS: World Rugby has welcomed Fiji and Samoa onto an expanded Council, while Burkina Faso and Lebanon were accepted as associate members on an historic day for the international federation.

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VIDEO: Brazil's three-prop scrum annihilates Kiwi pack

VIDEO: Brazil's three-prop scrum annihilates Kiwi pack

VIDEO: Brazil's three-prop scrum annihilates Kiwi pack First off the Brazilian’s neutralised the Maori All Blacks’ Haka. Then they went after the scrum.

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PODCAST: Bok shortcomings unpacked

PODCAST: Bok shortcomings unpacked

PODCAST: Bok shortcomings unpacked The @rugby365com team analyses the reasons behind the @Springboks' horror show at Twickenham last week and what they need to do to fix it.

IN THE NEWS

Alexander elected to World Rugby’s Executive Council

South Africa Alexander elected to World Rugby’s Executive Council NEWS: Mark Alexander was elected to the World Rugby’s Executive Council in elections held in Dublin on Wednesday.

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Key Wallabies set to be rested from Super Rugby

Australia Key Wallabies set to be rested from Super Rugby NEWS: Australia plan to rest key players during next year's Super Rugby season in a bid to keep them fresh and injury-free for the World Cup in Japan.

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Scotland ready to cheat to beat Boks at Murrayfield

Scotland Scotland ready to cheat to beat Boks at Murrayfield NOVEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Scotland will do whatever it takes to beat the Springboks at Murrayfield says hooker Fraser Brown.

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No magic formula to beating All Blacks

No magic formula to beating All Blacks

Ireland No magic formula to beating All Blacks NOVEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Andy Farrell may have got the better of world champions New Zealand three times, but Ireland's defence coach says he does not have a magic formula on how to beat them.

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Bulls reject to prove his worth in Bloemfontein

News Bulls reject to prove his worth in Bloemfontein NEWS: Springbok wing Jamba Ulengo has reported for duty at the Cheetahs in the hope of getting a contract, OFM revealed.

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Boks delay decisions on Faf and Eben

Scotland Boks delay decisions on Faf and Eben INJURY UPDATES: South Africa will play a waiting game on two of their key players.

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Boks to return to Wellington in 2019

New Zealand Boks to return to Wellington in 2019 RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP: New Zealand Rugby (NZR) has announced Wellington’s Westpac Stadium will host South Africa in July 2019.

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Former England lock becomes a coach for Aussie team

News Former England lock becomes a coach for Aussie team NEWS: The Melbourne Rebels have confirmed their coaching staff for the 2019 Super Rugby season.

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FROM THE SIDELINES

Peterg123

4 hours ago

The fact is many South Africans lost their lives in the two World Wars. The poppy remembers those who gave all they had. Certainly SARU should have shown decency, but again maybe they got some directive from the ANC about not honouring imperialist,racist warmongers.....or something.

Peterg123

5 hours ago

I think it is due to the fact that he was available for the June Tests and some RC.......so he used up his freebies, so to speak.

johanncloete

5 hours ago

I would like to watch all this years tests in sequence......I have a nagging suspicion Rassie is "Practising" certain aspects of play and has done so in all but 4 test matches. The first two against the English and the two AB games. IMO he is putting the blinkers on our opposition as well as on some fans......
I hope he'll be practising a running open surprise for us on Saturday, weather depending of course.

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Lmaris

4 hours ago

Should have been a penalty try. Without the wheel, the Brazilians would have marched over the try line.

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Kiwi_Troll

9 minutes ago

Your first sentence is the reason for the switch in power between the hemispheres over the last 5-10 years. NZ holding on resiliently but the others are not doing so hot

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disqus_n7cEqdo3DS

2 hours ago

Clearly World rugby is endorsing shoulder charges.
Ok then....
Bakkies and Butch are not THAT old, are they?
We could have them fit in time for next years WC...

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TWITTER

2 hours ago

NEWS: World Rugby has welcomed Fiji and Samoa onto an expanded Council, https://t.co/Jviu331cZU

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TWITTER

2 hours ago

NEWS: World Rugby has welcomed Fiji and Samoa onto an expanded Council, https://t.co/Jviu331cZU

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RECENT COMMENTS

Peterg123

4 hours ago

The fact is many South Africans lost their lives in the two World Wars. The poppy remembers those who gave all they had. Certainly SARU should have shown decency, but again maybe they got some directive from the ANC about not honouring imperialist,racist warmongers.....or something.

Peterg123

5 hours ago

I think it is due to the fact that he was available for the June Tests and some RC.......so he used up his freebies, so to speak.

johanncloete

5 hours ago

I would like to watch all this years tests in sequence......I have a nagging suspicion Rassie is "Practising" certain aspects of play and has done so in all but 4 test matches. The first two against the English and the two AB games. IMO he is putting the blinkers on our opposition as well as on some fans......
I hope he'll be practising a running open surprise for us on Saturday, weather depending of course.

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Lmaris

4 hours ago

Should have been a penalty try. Without the wheel, the Brazilians would have marched over the try line.

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Kiwi_Troll

9 minutes ago

Your first sentence is the reason for the switch in power between the hemispheres over the last 5-10 years. NZ holding on resiliently but the others are not doing so hot

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disqus_n7cEqdo3DS

2 hours ago

Clearly World rugby is endorsing shoulder charges.
Ok then....
Bakkies and Butch are not THAT old, are they?
We could have them fit in time for next years WC...

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Kiwi_Troll

40 minutes ago

That D channel between him and Sexton has gained a ferocious reputation for a no go area. Many a fool has tried

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IN THE NEWS

All Blacks don't need to think of painful past for motivation

Ireland All Blacks don't need to think of painful past for motivation NOVEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Six Nations Grand Slam champions Ireland present enough of a challenge for world champions New Zealand in Saturday's Test for the Kiwis not to have to be motivated by a painful defeat in 2016, says Ryan Crotty.

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Sexton eyes another historic win

Ireland Sexton eyes another historic win NOVEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Ireland's Jonathan Sexton says he wants to make more history with a home win over world champions New Zealand in a clash of the top two-ranked teams in the world on Saturday.

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Boks suffer from 'tunnel vision'

Scotland Boks suffer from 'tunnel vision' NOVEMBER SPOTLIGHT: The Springboks will have to be a lot smarter on the field when they face Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday.

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England lock out with calf injury

Australia England lock out with calf injury SQUAD ANNOUNCEMENT: England lock George Kruis will miss his team's final two November Tests against Japan and Australia, because of a calf injury.

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Kings battle with growing injury list

News Kings battle with growing injury list INJURY UPDATE: The Southern Kings continue to battle with a growing injury list after eight rounds of Pro14 action.

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Wasps sign international centre

News Wasps sign international centre TRASNFER NEWS: Wasps confirmed the signing of Italy international Michele Campagnaro.

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Exeter make massive statement of intent with new signing

News Exeter make massive statement of intent with new signing TRANSFER NEWS: Exeter Chiefs Director of Rugby Rob Baxter is a happy man after confirming Scotland and British Lions fullback Stuart Hogg will be heading to Sandy Park next season.

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Japan don't need a 'temple' to beat England

England Japan don't need a 'temple' to beat England NOVEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Japan coach Jamie Joseph has insisted his side have no plans to follow Eddie Jones advice to "go to the temple and pray" ahead of their match against England at Twickenham on Saturday.

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