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Rassie’s ticked and unticked boxes in 2025 | SA News

8 October 2025 by Guest

OPINION: With the Rugby Championship defended successfully for the first time by South Africa, it’s time to reflect on the Boks’ season ahead of their upcoming end-of-year tour.

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Heading into the 2025 season, there would’ve been a few boxes Erasmus and his coaching staff would’ve wanted to tick.

Some have been achieved, some unwanted records were broken, but more importantly, the Boks are exactly where they want and need to be ahead of the final stretch of their season.

@rugby365 takes a look back at the season and the objectives that were missed and achieved.

Achieved objectives:

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