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Boks left rattled by feisty Pumas | SA News

9 August 2026 by Guest

The good news is that the Springboks survived a ferocious test of their reputation against Argentina on Saturday, writes CLINTON VAN DER BERG.

The bad news is that All Blacks coach Dave Rennie’s notebook is now bulging with fresh ideas and plans.

South Africa struggled to find any rhythm against a feisty and inventive Argentina, with the world champions unable to match the pace, directness and physicality the hosts brought to the contest.

RECAP: Bench rescues Boks in Argentina thriller

From the outset, the Pumas played with a tempo the Springboks struggled with. Fast hands, direct running lines and quick ball movement repeatedly caught South Africa on the back foot, while Argentina’s…

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