Steyn to return to Bloemfontein
Two-time World Cup-winner Frans Steyn has confirmed he will return to South Africa in January 2020.
Boks win: 9 things you need to know
Nine interesting facts about the Springboks and their World Cup history after they claimed their third title by downing England 32-12 in Yokohama.
Frans: I’m stressing a bit more these days
2007 World Cup-winner Frans Steyn believes he’s a lot more serious about playing in a final this time around, while Pieter-Steph du Toit says the Boks will draw a line in the sand.
‘Extra motivation to win for our country’
Rassie on what another RWC win would do for South Africa as a nation and why he respects Eddie Jones for his media mind games and work ethic.
Stats and Facts: Boks vs England
All the stats and facts for the World Cup final between South Africa and England in Yokohama on Saturday.
Erasmus: Steyn’s experience important for Boks
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus says experienced back Frans Steyn has been a calming influence on the team during the high-pressure week of a World Cup final.
‘We’ve been honest from the outset’
Rassie Erasmus on telling eight players that they won’t feature in the quarter-final, while Matt Proudfoot comments on his valuable coaching stint in Japan.
Boks brace for heat in Kobe cauldron
The Springboks will need to adjust their approach when they meet Canada under the roof at the Kobe Misaki Stadium, writes JON CARDINELLI in Kobe.
Erasmus: Steyn did not shoo Mapimpi away
Rassie Erasmus says it’s sad that some people saw something ‘negative’ and misread the situation involving Makazole Mapimpi and a celebration huddle for bench players after Friday’s match against Italy.
Steyn aims to repay the faith
Experienced utility back Frans Steyn can add all-round value to the Springboks’ cause, writes JON CARDINELLI.
