South Africa head coach Rassie Erasmus expects aerial attack from struggling England
Whatever else South Africa are expecting from England, it’s not a surprise. The Springboks head coach Rassie Erasmus says they picked the team three weeks ago, during a training camp in Jersey. Nothing he’s seen in the way England played against New Zealand and Australia seems to have changed his mind.
South Africa's Rassie Erasmus is preparing to face an England team and head coach feeling the pressure after four defeats on ...
Coach says fitness is key to winning at Twickenham, adding that South Africa can wear down England who have made a habit of ...
Double world champions South Africa have transformed into a more attacking side this year as they bid to maintain their place ...
Steve Borthwick admits he is worried that rugby is in danger of turning into Aussie rules after the introduction of a new law ...
England are considering significant changes to their line-up as they attempt to salvage their Autumn Nations Series campaign ...
Springboks and hosts set to confirm line-ups - Steve Borthwick’s side host the world champions in a crucial Autumn Nations ...
England have made four changes for South Africa on Saturday with Freddie Steward, Ollie Sleightholme, Jack van Poortvliet and ...
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Steve Borthwick denied the pressure of England’s losing run is affecting him after Springboks boss Rassie Erasmus suggested ...
England looking to avoid a fifth successive defeat when they host back-to-back world champions South Africa at Allianz ...
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Rassie explains why Springboks went back to 5-3 benchSpringbok coach and master tactician, Rassie Erasmus, has explained why he has reverted to a 5-3 bench this week.
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