Springboks’ 4-1 record against All Blacks in last five Tests – all you need to know
Damian McKenzie kicked over four penalties for the All Blacks Johannesburg, 31 August 2024: 31-27 to Springboks The All Blacks edged a hard-fought first half to take a 12-11 lead into the break, before the game opened up in the second half with the ors initially taking a 27-17 lead, before the Boks came storming back to take the win.
It was another heart-racing, closely fought, ground-out win for South Africa to mark their fourth World Cup title, and first back-to-back win.
From the All Blacks' biggest rugby defeat in history to the 2023 World Cup final, the Springboks have had the edge over their rivals in the last three years.
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