Ticket sales to watch the Springboks play at Twickenham over the Nations Championship finals weekend in November have reportedly outstripped hosts England.
According to a report by The Guardian, demand for South Africa and New Zealand tickets has been greater than for Steve Borthwick’s Red Roses for the inaugural competition’s decider.
Tickets for the world champion Boks, top of the southern hemisphere table at the halfway point, are understood to have already sold out, as have those for the All Blacks.
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Six rankings matches will be played at Twickenham next month, two each on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, to conclude the competition’s first edition.
Sunday’s grand finale pits the top northern hemisphere pool side against their southern counterpart, with second meeting second, third meeting third and so on.
Twickenham is a regular venue for Rassie Erasmus’ Boks, who have faced Argentina, Wales and New Zealand there recently.
The Boks will reassemble at the end of October in preparation to face Italy (7 November), France (13 November) and Ireland (21 November) before the finals weekend (27-29 November) in London.
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