Cape Town rugby fans have another Test coming their way next week when the Springbok Women take on Spain on Thursday 19 September.
The Springbok Women put in a superb a display and scored nine tries to emphatically see off the Barbarians 59-17 at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday.
The Springbok Women consider Saturday's match against the Barbarians Women in Cape Town as the first step on the road to delivering a competitive performance at next year's Rugby World Cup.
The Springbok Women concluded their training camp in Gqeberha on Friday and assistant coach Laurian Johannes-Haupt was happy with the gains made in the build-up to the WXV 2 tournament in Cape Town next month.
Nadine Roos, the dynamic utility back who has electrified rugby fields around the world, is back with the Springbok Women as they gear up for next month's WXV 2 tournament.
Swys de Bruin is determined to not only prepare the Springbok Women for a best-ever performance at next year's Women's Rugby World Cup in England, but also next month's WXV 2 in Cape Town.