The Boks edged England by 16 points to 15 in a nail-biting semi-final clash in Paris, France.
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi has praised his teammates’ grit and determination as South Africa reached their second consecutive Rugby World Cup final.The defending champions will take on New Zealand in the final at Stade de France next weekend.“The thing that I take out of this game is the fact that we were able to dig deep and fight to get that victory, and we are so grateful that we can be in a position to defend the cup again.
The Springboks will waste no time in shifting their focus to the Rugby World Cup final against New Zealand in Paris next Saturday. “New Zealand-South Africa, it’s a great history. Whenever the two teams meet we know that it’s going to be a massive physical battle and one that’s been there for years. But for us, it’s just to focus on ourselves.”
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