Springboks bank on experience for the next match against All Blacks
Erasmus announced his side to face New Zealand in the second test of Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry in Cape Town on Saturday, less than 48 hours after the Boks lost 33-16 to the All Blacks in the first test in Johannesburg.
I can spin it as I want to, we know our backs are against the wall the one thing that I can say we have been in this position many a times we have been together for ten years nine years and most of the squad we have lost the first pool games.
Erasmus has taken responsibility but is haunted by the stats of the breakdown, which he knew all along would make or break the first test.
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