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SECOND TEST PREVIEW: The All Blacks have drawn first blood in the Greatest Rivalry, but the Springboks have home advantage and everything to play for in Cape Town.

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Can Rassie Erasmus’ men bounce back and level the series?

Ellis Park is done. The All Blacks have the advantage. The Springboks need to win this Saturday at DHL Stadium in Cape Town.

That is the premise heading into the second Test.

For the Springboks, this week has been about reflection and trying to make sense of what went wrong during their 16-33 defeat in the first Test.

Rassie Erasmus’ men know all too well that another defeat will end their hopes of securing a Greatest Rivalry series win.

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