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How will the Boks handle spirited neighbours Namibia?
South Africa and Namibia clash in an 'African Derby' at the Rugby World Cup, with both sides looking to bounce back from opening game losses.
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Legend of William Web Ellis & the World Cup: The history of rugby
A brief history of rugby union ahead of the 2019 Rugby World Cup to be held in Japan from 20 September to 2 November.
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Jean de Villiers: The Players Fund brings people together through rugby
Former Springbok captain and newly appointed chairperson of the Players Fund Jean De Villiers chats about life after rugby, and explains how the fund is helping injured rugby players adjust to their new lifestyle.
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Japan 2019 fine-tuning plans 50 days out from Rugby World Cup
Three World Cup venues - Kamaishi, Osaka and Kumagaya - are hosting Japan warm-up matches, which should give organisers a chance to fine-tune their final preparations.
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FNB UWC rugby head coach in search for new talent
The former Springbok, Chester Williams, has launched a recruitment initiative to get the best players in the country to join his squad.
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‘A tragic loss’: Teen dies during rugby match in WC
The incident occurred on Thursday afternoon after the boy apparently suffered a neck injury.
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Canes overcome valiant Bulls to reach the final 4
The Hurricanes have reached the semi-finals for a fifth consecutive season after beating the Bulls in Wellington.
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Stormers make 4 changes ahead of Sharks clash
Scarra Ntubeni features in the only change among the forward replacements.
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ON THE COUCH: SA's first female rugby referee Aimee Barrett-Theron
Top female referee Aimee Barrett-Theron broke new ground when she became the first woman to ref a Currie Cup game in 2018. Since then she has gone on to ref international games. With a record of firsts under her belt, Barrett-Theron makes it a point to mentor the new generation of female referees.
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EWN On The Couch: Springbok Aphiwe Dyantyi gives American football a try
Cato Louw chats to Springbok winger Aphiwe Dyantyi after he joined a skills exchange programme with the Michigan State University college football team in Cape Town.
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French rugby federation ordered to pay €1m to sacked coach Noves
Guy Noves, who had sought 2.9 million in damages, became the first France coach ever to be sacked, in December 2017, after a meagre seven wins from 22 matches.
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[WATCH] What to expect from the FNB Varsity Cup round 2
EWN Sport takes a look at what you can expect in this week's Varsity Cup action.
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Booi: 'This award shows that my hard work pays'
Rugby player Nolusindiso Booi has been named Women’s Achiever of the Year for 2018.
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England loss a reality check for slow starting Irish - Schmidt
The 32-20 loss was the third time in four years that Ireland have failed to win their opening Six Nations game.
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Wales clinch first November clean sweep with victory over Boks
Wales completed a first clean sweep of their November test programme as they battled to a 20-11 victory over South Africa.
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Australia crush Italy 26-7 in autumn Test
Koroibete got two within minutes after half an hour, with Taniela Tupou and Will Genia adding two more after the break to get the Wallabies back on the winning track after last weekend's defeat to Wales in Cardiff.
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England show character to eke out win over South Africa
England were transformed in the second half, with their backs finally getting the ball in hand and Farrell and Elliot Daly providing the points with the boot.
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Springboks need to keep up new standard - captain
The South Africa captain said on Friday that upsetting New Zealand away a fortnight ago in a shock 36-34 victory had seen the Springboks set a new standard that they must keep up when they host Australia at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium.
