All Blacks have already 'beaten' the Boks
Through a blend of brilliant play and stunning defence, the four World Cup 2015 semifinalists have captured fans' imagination as they try to claim the game's greatest prize.
Next week one of them will be lifting the famous Webb Ellis Cup – a prize out of reach for fans.
They will, however, be able to get their hands on a different prize – official World Cup 2015 memorabilia.
Collectors from around the world will be rushing to secure the most valued items from the four semifinalists, with signed shirts in particular proving to be in high demand.
Picking a potential winner from the four sides left in the tournament has never been harder, but when it comes to value of signed memorabilia, there is one clear winner.
According to experts the difference in the value of memorabilia depends on more than current performance.
Currently New Zealand lead the way, both on and off the pitch.
A shirt signed by the entire New Zealand squad could be worth up to £50,000 at a specialist auction with a signed South Africa shirt not far behind, estimated to be worth around £40,000.
Australia are next in line with a signed shirt worth up to £30,000, whilst an Argentina shirt could be worth close as much as £20,000 on the back of their run to this weekend's semifinals.
Whatever the results this weekend, collectors will be trying to grab a piece of history.
To get your hands on historic World Cup 2015 memorabilia, including signed match balls from the quarterfinals, visit www.rwc2015auction.com.
