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Stats and facts for the Rugby Championship match between the All Blacks and Springboks in Wellington on Saturday. – New Zealand have won 12 of their last 14 Tests against South Africa, including a 32-30 win in their most recent encounter. – South Africa picked up a 36-34 victory over New Zealand in their last clash in New Zealand and will be looking to win consecutive iterations of such fixtures for just the third time in Test history (1937 & 2008/2009). – New Zealand have won 22 of their last 25 Tests (L3), including their last two on the bounce. – New Zealand have won 20 of their previous 24 Tests played at Westpac Stadium; however, they have lost two of their last three at the venue, including a two-point defeat by South Africa. – South Africa have won three of their last four Tests after having won only two of their six prior to that run. – South Africa have won only two of their last 12 games away from home in the Rugby Championship; however, they will be looking to pick up back-to-back wins in such fixtures for the first time since 2013.
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1:25am, 07 October 2018 The All Blacks charged back from 17 points down to pick up a massive comeback victory 32-30 in Pretoria and conclude their Rugby Championship campaign. Here's how they fared individually. 1. Karl Tu'inukuafe – 5. 5 A quiet shift. Nothing spectacular but altogether solid. 2. Codie Taylor – 7 Important break and setup for Aaron Smith try that sparked last-gasp comeback. Made his tackles and went 70 minutes. 3. Owen Franks – 5. 5 Made eight tackles, missed two. Didn't touch the ball. 4. Sam Whitelock – 7 Couple of good carries, one of the top tackling forwards with 10. Another typically gritty performance, did all the dirty work. 5. Scott Barrett – 7. 5 One of four All Blacks penalised inside the first ten minutes. Big lineout steal just after the break, scored a late try close to the line. Showcased huge engine once again with late shift to side of the scrum. Made 12 tackles without a miss. 6. Shannon Frizell – 6. 5 Pinged for not releasing close to line. Made nine tackles by half time, finished as the top tackling forward with 12 for the second consecutive week.
England failed to qualify from their pool on home soil two years ago and although the Six Nations champions will be expected to advance next time around, they will be braced for stern tests from the Pumas and France. England rugby union head coach Eddie Jones NIKLAS HALLE'N (AFP/Getty Images) Japan were hammered 45-10 by Scotland in the 2015 showpiece in England after stunning South Africa in their first game of the tournament. Australia and Wales qualified from Pool A at the expense of England at the last World Cup and they will be expected to be the top two in Pool D. Eight places at the World Cup are still up for grabs and will be determined through the global qualification process, which ends in November 2018. The draw in full: Pool A Ireland Scotland Japan Europe 1 Play-off winner Pool B New Zealand South Africa Italy Africa 1 Repechage winner Pool C England France Argentina Americas 1 Oceania 2 Pool D Australia Wales Georgia Oceania 1 Americas 2
5. Sam Whitelock - 7 Great at the lineout and his work rate was exceptional. 6. Shannon Frizell - 6 Confrontational with ball in hand and without. Probably the best option in the number six jersey at this point. Todd - 7 Very good in the second half at the ruck. Was a beast on defence. 8. Kieran Read - 5 Can't remember him ever being as ineffective in a game of rugby. Lineout work was good, but his running game was weak at best. 9. TJ Perenara - 6 Not his best night for sure, but did earn six points for his team at the breakdown. Better option off the bench. 10. Richie Mo'unga - 6 Was borderline awful in the first half but really stood out in the second. Grew in confidence as the game went on. 11. Rieko Ioane - 5 Play never really ran his way. Very quiet test for the star winger. 12. Sonny Bill Williams - 5 He struggled to make an impact, although he defended very well. Left the field with a half-hour to go. But brace yourself, New Zealand - he will be on the plane. 13. Jack Goodhue - 7 Started slowly but worked himself into the game.
While Erasmus said the key for him was a consistency of performance as the Springboks build towards the World Cup opener against the defending champions, he said it was important not to forget the fierce traditional rivalry between the nations. The last three matches between the sides have been decided by no more than two points and the Springboks ambushed the All Blacks last year at the same venue with an upset 36-34 victory. "In the bigger scheme of things, one would always play down this test match and say the World Cup is most important, but it is still a South Africa-New Zealand test match, " he said. "For us it is important. We think it will be a close game. " (Editing by Nick Mulvenney) euronews provides breaking news articles from reuters as a service to its readers, but does not edit the articles it publishes. Articles appear on for a limited time.