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South African wing Kyle Steyn will reach a significant milestone in Saturday’s 1872 Cup second leg against Edinburgh at Murrayfield. The former Matie will run out for his 100th cap in Glasgow colours and captain the side. Glasgow coach and former Springbok flyhalf Franco Smith has made six changes to his starting pack for Saturday’s […]

Cheslin Kolbe’s goal-line dropout features in this selection of 2025 brain fades – although there’s another Bok moment we don’t think belongs here! The post Watch: Biggest brain fades of 2025 appeared first on SA Rugby magazine. Cheslin Kolbe’s goal-line dropout features in this selection of 2025 brain fades – although there’s another Bok moment

Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu produced a record-breaking 37-point masterclass as the Springboks powered past Argentina 67-30 in Durban. Two weeks earlier, the Boks had dismantled the All Blacks in Wellington. Feinberg-Mngomezulu, however, had been forced off injured at the end of the first quarter. Back on home soil, the 23-year-old flyhalf amassed the most points ever scored

Eben Etzebeth put on a Santa suit to surprise a group of foster children on Christmas morning. The Sharks and Springbok lock made a low-key visit to a beach near Langebaan on the West Coast, where he and his family surprised 10 foster children from the For the Children Langebaan safehouse. The visit followed a

Rassie Erasmus took a Christmas morning walk with Springbok fans along Blouberg’s beachfront. The post Watch: Rassie leads Christmas walk appeared first on SA Rugby magazine. Rassie Erasmus took a Christmas morning walk with Springbok fans along Blouberg’s beachfront. The post Watch: Rassie leads Christmas walk appeared first on SA Rugby magazine. Read More

From a player running into a post to a dog running onto the field, these were some of the funniest rugby moments of 2025. The post Watch: Best bloopers, funniest moments of 2025 appeared first on SA Rugby magazine. From a player running into a post to a dog running onto the field, these were

Wellington’s Cake Tin was the venue for the Springboks’ most memorable Test of 2025, where Rassie Erasmus’ men put the All Blacks to the sword. On 13 September, the world champions claimed a remarkable 43-10 victory, handing New Zealand their heaviest-ever defeat and delivering a thunderous statement in the Castle Rugby Championship. What made the

Boan Venter is looking forward to being closer to family and friends when he returns to South Africa next year. The loosehead prop has spent the past six seasons playing for Edinburgh, which initially included plans to qualify to play Test rugby for for Scotland. However, the former Cheetah was called up by Rassie Erasmus

Two Springbok stalwarts could be swapping Japan’s Rugby League One for the English Premiership. Faf de Klerk and Jesse Kriel are rumoured to be on the move at the end of the season, with reports linking both players to a possible return to European rugby. MORE: Du Preez considers Shark Tank return RugbyPass reports that

A Du Preez brother is reportedly on the verge of heading back to Durban along with a Springbok lock. According to IOL Sport, No 8 Dan du Preez is keen to return to the Sharks, who he represented from 2015 to 2019 before joining the Sale Sharks in Manchester along with twin Jean-Luc and older