Springboks Dominate Japan, Brace for French Showdown
Rassie Erasmus praised his team’s commanding performance as South Africa thrashed Japan 61-7. With a next fixture against France, Erasmus emphasizes the need for intelligence and physicality. Despite losing Ox Nche to injury, the team remains focused, drawing on its depth and experience for the upcoming matches.
In a dominant performance, Rassie Erasmus's South African team triumphed over Japan with a 61-7 win at Wembley Stadium. Despite the challenging wet conditions, the Springboks managed to secure nine tries, showcasing the squad's intensity and superiority.
The coach pointed out a significant setback with the injury to Ox Nche, ruling him out for the rest of the tour, which includes vital matches against top European teams like France, Italy, Ireland, and Wales. Erasmus lauded the squad’s resolve and emphasized the importance of maintaining their physical game intensity.
Ahead of the impending clash with France, a team South Africa narrowly defeated in the 2023 Rugby World Cup, Erasmus highlighted the need for strategic intelligence and adaptability. With key players like Thomas du Toit and potential new recruit Asenathi Ntlabakanye, the team is gearing up to face the challenges ahead.
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