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Roos moves to fullback as Tose starts against Italy | SA News

30 August 2025 by Guest

Roos, who scored South Africa’s first try in their opening fixture against Brazil, played at scrumhalf in that match, but Springbok Women head coach Swys de Bruin has decided to tweak the backline for this crucial match, with Tose slotting in behind the scrum and Byrhandré Dolf, who started at fullback, moving to right wing in place of Maceala Samboya.

Qawe will start at inside centre in place of Aphiwe Ngwevu, who moves to the bench, where she will be joined by Border Ladies teammate Webb, who replaces Jakkie Cilliers amongst the replacements.

The same pack that dominated Brazil will start against Italy and the same group of forwards that came off the bench in Northampton will do so…

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