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Rugby World Cup: All Blacks 23 – Springboks 13 – Did BEE make the difference between winning and just playing?
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There were few opportunities in the Springboks’ first game against the All Blacks in Japan as Cheslin Kolbe had few chances, but could have scored at least a try if Wille le Roux’s passing to him was better.
Faf de Klerk is brilliant sometimes but he also makes the game unnecessarily slow. His kicking over the scrum was sometimes pathetic and he was also out of position several times.
KWOTA center Damian de Ellendig just doesn’t give up a ball and his defense leaves much to be desired.
Wing Makazole Mapimpi had a poor match. He just can’t ‘tackle’.
Siya Kolisie is a KWOTA captain and KWOTA flanker. The only time he was close to the game was when he missed his two tackles.
That way we won’t win the World Cup…
Chris Greyling
Springboks to play against All Blacks in Saturday’s World Cup opening match in Jokohama
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A lot is at stake for the Springboks and All Blacks in Saturday’s World Cup opening match in Jokohama, because a team could never hold the Webb Ellis Trophy if they lost a match in the group rounds.
This is where the foundation is laid, where a team builds momentum and psychologically takes an advantage over its opponents.
The winning team believes they can win the tournament (think of the 1995 Boks who beat the Wallabies 25-18 and have the 2007 team that overcame England 36-0 and went on to clinch the tournament).
Records are sure to be broken, but the winning team’s path to the play-offs on their way to a potential final is also more easily spotted with a quarter-final game against Scotland awaiting, while the team that is likely to lose to Ireland in the quarterback will play.
The All Blacks are the favorites, as they have won the tournament twice in a row in 2011 and 2015, they have won the Rugby Championship six out of ei
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