The Springboks and All Blacks are on course to meet in next year’s Rugby World Cup quarter-finals, which is ‘scandalous’ according to Nick Mallett.
The inaugural Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry heads to Baltimore this weekend with South Africa leading the series 2-1 after clinching a 29-24 victory over New Zealand in Soweto on Saturday.
While the All Blacks claimed a comfortable win in the first game at Ellis Park, the next two fixtures have been closely fought affairs between the top two ranked teams in the world, and the fact that they could meet in the last eight of the tournament in
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