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The Springboks have made history by winning two test matches against New Zealand in South Africa -- beating the All Blacks by 29 to 24 in the third test match o…
The Springboks have made history by winning two test matches against New Zealand in South Africa -- beating the All Blacks by 29 to 24 in the third test match of Rugby's Greatest Rivalry at FNB stadium in Soweto on Saturday evening.
The bragging rights have been with the All Blacks who won two of three test matches on South African soil in 1996.
The All Blacks were firing from all cylinders from the word go and seemed to be running away with it.
That was until Kurt-Lee Arendse 6th test try for the Boks and third against the All Blacks.
At halftime, the two sides were locked at 12-all following the Springboks' late surge and a penalty try.
Let's take a look at some highlights.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
The Springboks have made history by winning two test matches against New Zealand in South Africa -- beating the All Blacks by 29 to 24 in the third test match of Rugby's Greatest Rivalry at FNB stadium in Soweto on Saturday evening.
The bragging rights have been with the All Blacks who won two of three test matches on South African soil in 1996.
The All Blacks were firing from all cylinders from the word go and seemed to be running away with it.
That was until Kurt-Lee Arendse 6th test try for the Boks and third against the All Blacks.
At halftime, the two sides were locked at 12-all following the Springboks' late surge and a penalty try.
Let's take a look at some highlights.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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