Springboks want to secure 2-1 win over All Blacks on home soil, says Stick
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The Springboks want to win the South African leg of Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry, assistant coach Mzandile Stick said on Friday ahead of the crucial third Test against the All Blacks in Soweto on Saturday.
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What happened
The Springboks want to win the South African leg of Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry, assistant coach Mzandile Stick said on Friday ahead of the crucial third Test against the All Blacks in Soweto on Saturday.
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