
The Springboks’ statement victory in Dublin should serve as a clear warning to the rest of the world: they are still improving.
This is according to The Telegraph’s senior rugby writer, Charlie Morgan, who described Saturday night’s 24-13 win over Ireland as a performance that “reinforced how tough it will be to stop them landing a third World Cup in succession in 2027”.
Looking at who might challenge the reigning world champions, he said “daylight is in second place at the moment”.
Morgan said the Boks’ blend of brutality, accuracy and expanding attacking ambition has taken their game to new heights.
“The current crop of Springboks are out on their own and breaking new ground.”
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