VIDEO: Old hand or new kid at No. 10?

VIDEO: Watch out Handre Pollard and Manie Libbok.

Your No. 10 jumpers are under threat by Springbok #937.

Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu again showed his class when he replaced Libbok in the 44th minute of the one-off Test against Portugal in Bloemfontein on Saturday.

The 22-year-old did in 36 minutes what Springbok fans have not seen from their regular flyhalves in months.

In those 36 minutes, Feinberg-Mngomezulu made two try assists, beat two defenders, and had a perfect goal-kicking record.

And while Feinberg-Mngomezulu is being called a prodigy, special, the real business, and a complete rugby talent to name but a few, it is evident that Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has some tough decisions to make when he selects the touring squad for Australia on Tuesday.

The pundits are saying the young flyhalf delivered a master class in Bloemfontein, and that he is the future of Bok rugby.

Sadly Libbok, the incumbent flyhalf who started the match, again struggled with his aims at the posts missing three from five kicks – a trait and burden he has carried since the World Cup last year.

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Erasmus was asked what could be done to improve Libbok’s kicking woes at the post-match debrief. He looked frustrated as he wiped his brow before answering truthfully.

“I am not a kicking coach and Tony [Brown] is trying to help him,” Erasmus said.

“I think if you chat to Naas Botha, there was a time when he went through a dip and he [Libbok] is going through a dip.

“But his general play is still good.

“So it’s a tough one to handle,” Erasmus acknowledged.

“And then Sacha comes out and slots everything, he passes well and he creates tries.

“I think there is some proper pressure on all the No. 10’s – Handre [Pollard], Manie, Gaza [Damian Willemse].

“Because there are some new guys in the team that are doing things.

“But no, I can’t fix his kicking,” Erasmus said, shaking his head.