Rassie Erasmus released three players to their local franchises after the Springboks wrapped up their main preparation for the Rugby Championship title decider against Argentina. Ben-Jason Dixon, Johan Grobbelaar, and Canan Moodie returned to their respective Vodacom URC teams ahead of Saturday’s clash at the Mbombela Stadium. The Boks will have Thursday off to rest
Loose forward Ben-Jason Dixon said the Springboks must be on point to come away from Argentina with a victory and secure the Rugby Championship title. The world champions arrived in Argentina late on Saturday and had a full recovery day on Sunday ahead of their penultimate match of the southern hemisphere competition against Los Pumas
Rassie Erasmus and John Dobson have both moved to reassure Ben-Jason Dixon after the flanker was left out of the Springbok lineup to face the All Blacks in Cape Town. DYLAN JACK reports. Dixon has enjoyed a breakthrough 2024, earning a first call to the Springboks on the back of another sensational season with the DHL Stormers.
Ben-Jason Dixon is relishing every moment as the Springbok forward prepares to face the All Blacks for the first time in his career on Saturday. Dixon is preparing for his toughest test in the green and gold when he runs out against South Africa’s arch-nemesis at a sold-out Ellis Park. The 26-year-old will form the
Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu stole the show as SARugbymag.co.za readers’ standout performer after helping the Springboks steamroll Portugal in Bloemfontein. In a poll after the final whistle, 37% of fans decided that Feinberg-Mngomezulu had the greatest influence as the Boks converted a 29-7 half-time lead to beat Os Lobos 64-21 on Saturday. Feinberg-Mngomezulu came on early in
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