Springbok great Eben Etzebeth says the Boks are eager to rewrite history against Ireland in Dublin, a venue they haven't won at since 2012.
Springbok utility back Canan Moodie says Saturday's 32-14 win over Italy showcased the Springboks' resilience and "South African-ness" as they prepare for a crucial Test against Ireland in Dublin.
The Springboks will host England, Scotland, and Wales next year as the southern and northern hemispheres embark on the groundbreaking new Nations Championship.
Argentina produced a stunning comeback to beat Scotland 33–24 at Murrayfield on Sunday, overturning a 21–0 deficit with five tries in the final 23 minutes.
Damian Willemse has revealed that talk of South Africa sending a second-string team to face Italy fired up the players, calling the narrative "disrespectful" after their hard-fought victory in Turin.
England have moved up to third place in the latest World Rugby rankings, ahead of Ireland who also won over the weekend.