

Wallabies coach Les Kiss has lauded Australia's gutsy display to hold out the world champion Springboks despite losing four players to the bin in the final 10-minutes of a frantic, and sometimes farcical, Test match.
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Down four players, five minutes left on the clock and with just four points separating them, the Wallabies pulled off the greatest of escapes.
The Wallabies have pulled off perhaps the most incredible win of their history, securing a 42-38 victory over the world champion Springboks.
Off the back of their 3-1 Rugby's Greatest Rivalry (RGR) series win over New Zealand, South Africa's Springboks will visit Australia -- their other historic Southern Hemisphere rivals -- in Perth on Sunday.
Taniela Tupou says the Wallabies know what they're in for as they prepare to face the world's premier scrum, as the long-rumoured positional switch for Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii finally looks like becoming a reality.
South Africa have made a whopping 13 changes to their starting lineup for Sunday's one-off Test against the Wallabies in Perth.
Luckless rising star Charlie Cale has suffered more injury heartbreak, with the Wallabies back-rower expected to miss the rest of the year following a training mishap.
Jordan Petaia is back in the Wallabies squad for the first time since 2023, with the utility back welcomed back into the fold by coach Les Kiss.
With a rapid double blow at the start of the second half and powerful finish, South Africa overran New Zealand 43-28 Saturday in the fourth and final test between rugby's Greatest Rivals.
Siya Kolisi has not unanimously been recognised as a top-tier loose forward in the history of the game. If there was any doubt remaining, this series should have put that to bed.
Just as the NFL creates history with a first ever regular season game Down Under, rugby takes another crack at carving out a slice of the lucrative American sporting market. The question is: Can the Springboks and All Blacks finally be successful?
South Africa head into Saturday's fourth Rugby's Greatest Rivalry (RGR) Test against New Zealand in Baltimore 2-1 up, and a win would leave Dave Rennie's side in no doubt about the size of the gap they have to close ahead of next year's World Cup.
South Africa will be without superstar utility back Cheslin Kolbe for their fourth and final Test against New Zealand on Saturday (11pm SA time), but Damian Willemse has recovered from his knock to retake his place at fullback in Baltimore.
South Africa imposed its forward power on New Zealand and won a pulsating third Test 29-24 to snatch a 2-1 lead in their historic rugby series on Saturday.
South African airline Airlink has cancelled its flyover of FNB Stadium the third Rugby's Greatest Rivalry (RGR) Test between the Springboks and the All Blacks, as the national civil aviation authority investigates last Saturday's flyover in Cape Town.
After the Springboks levelled the Rugby's Greatest Rivalry (RGR) series 1-1 in Cape Town, Rassie Erasmus' side will face the All Blacks in Johannesburg again on Saturday in the third Test of four in the series and the last on South African soil.
Dave Rennie versus Rassie Erasmus continues to be the sideshow to the main Greatest Rivalry series event. Some people love it, others say it detracts from the actual series itself, which is locked at a tantalising 1-1.
South Africa boss Rassie Erasmus has brought Kurt-Lee Arendse back into his Springboks starting XV for Saturday's third Test, in the Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series with the All Blacks at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg.
The war of words between the All Blacks and Springboks has deepened, after New Zealand coach Dave Rennie questioning South Africa's scrummaging from the hosts 33-26 win in the second Test in Cape Town.
Desperate South Africa gave New Zealand its first defeat of the year by 33-26 and evened their four-Test series at 1-1 at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday.
South Africa will look to bounce back from last weekend's 33-16 loss at Ellis Park when the Springboks host New Zealand's All Blacks in the second Rugby's Greatest Rivalry (RGR) Test in Cape Town on Saturday.
South Africa have made two late changes ahead of the Springboks' second rugby Test against New Zealand on Saturday, with Cheslin Kolbe called up and Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu restored to the starting XV.
Having dominated many aspects of the gripping opening greatest rivalry Test against the All Blacks, the Springboks are confident of squaring the ledger in Cape Town.
Cheslin Kolbe was left out of the matchday 23 for South Africa's second Rugby's Greatest Rivalry (RGR) Test against the All Blacks in Cape Town on Saturday, after picking up an injury in the 33-16 loss at Ellis Park.



