REACTION: Springbok Women performance coach Swys de Bruin is under no illusion about the work his team still has to do following their 20-50 defeat to Canada on Saturday.
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De Bruin and the Springbok Women knew the match against the No.2 Test team in the world was going to be difficult, and it was exactly the kind of task they wanted.
The Canadians tested the Springbok Women in all areas of the game and scored eight tries for their first victory on South African soil.
The hosts managed to reply with three tries of their own courtesy of Jakkie Cilliers, Byrhandre Dolf and Sizo Solontsi.
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