France hung on in the face of a strong Springbok fightback to squeak to a 21-19 win at the Stade France that has changed the face of the Nations Championship and also breaks a 21 year drought in Paris for the hosts against the reigning world champions.

The result means that the Boks took just a losing bonus point from the game, which means that New Zealand are likely to displace them at the top of the southern hemisphere log as they should comfortably beat Wales in Cardiff on Saturday. As it stands, South Africa hold a one point advantage at the top. Their remaining game will be against Ireland in Dublin, while the All Blacks are set to travel from Cardiff to London in the final…
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