The Boks started last week’s encounter between the sides at Loftus Versfeld on an encouraging note, building up a 28-3 halftime lead, but the visitors fought back strongly in the second half, ultimately going down 42-24 – something the Springboks were wary of this week.
“They are a very physical team, so it’s going to be a massive game,” said Moerat.
“We are certainly not underestimating them. They are a passionate side that are mainly formed from two clubs, so they have been playing together for a while, and they pride themselves on their set pieces, while they also have quality backs with a good kicking game, and they showed real fight at the breakdowns last week, so we have to…
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