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Springbok Women Welcome Spain Challenge in Cape Town

In the News Today: The Bok Women started their five-match campaign on home soil with a convincing 59-17 win over Barbarians almost two weeks ago, and Booi said that victory gave them a lot of confidence.

“We now need to show momentum and progression in our game against Spain, a team that will test us in all areas of play much more than the Baabaas did,” said Booi.

“They have been playing together for quite some time and unlike the Baabaas, will have much better cohesion on attack and defence. We will be tested in all areas of our game and that is exactly what we need.”

The two teams played earlier this year as well, where the Springboks Women squeezed a 15-13 result in Valladolid, and for Booi, their performance on Thursday will be a perfect yardstick.

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