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We are on tour in South Africa as the All Blacks land a massive blow against the Springboks at Ellis Park. Trailing at the break, our boys produced a monster second half on the Highveld to claim a famous 33-16 victory. Ant Strachan joins us to break down the crucial goal-line defense, the game-changing bench impact, and what this statement win means for the rest of the tour.

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All Blacks Jordie Barrett reaches for a high ball during the All Blacks v South Africa first test match, Rugbys Greatest Rivalry, Ellis Park, Johannesburg, South Africa, Saturday, 22 August 2026. (Photo by Anton Geyser / action press)

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Rassie Erasmus joins us straight after a wild second half at Ellis Park. The Springboks coach breaks down where the game slipped away, from key handling errors to that massive scrum battle on the goal line. Plus, he admits the All Blacks forced critical mistakes and earned a massive victory on the Highveld.

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We check in after an absolute arm wrestle against the Springboks on the Highveld. Dave Rennie shares his pride after our boys defended deep, stayed composed, and took every opportunity to secure a massive result.

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We are live from Ellis Park after one of the greatest All Black victories on South African soil. Marty Devlin, Tim from Egg Chasers and Gregor Paul from The NZ Herald break down an extraordinary second half performance, where Dave Rennie’s side piled on 21 points to shut down the Springboks in Joburg. We discuss the crucial scrum battle, the bench impact, and the sheer guts it took to pull off a 33-16 statement win.

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We are locked in for the big one in Johannesburg as the All Blacks name their 23 to face the Springboks at Ellis Park. Marty and Jamie break down Dave Rennie's tactical calls, including the bench mix, key forward selections, and the return of skipper Ardie Savea. We look at how the boys plan to handle the Highveld altitude and tackle South Africa head-on.

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All Blacks head coach Dave Rennie during an All Blacks Captains Run, Rugbys Greatest Rivalry Tour, Johannesburg, South Africa, 14 August 2026. (Photo by Nic Bothma / action press)

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