All Black winger Fehi Fineanganofo joins us on tour to share his incredible journey. From choosing rugby over league at Auckland Grammar to overcoming a three-year injury nightmare, Fehi opens up about almost giving up on the game. Now, after topping the Super Rugby try-scoring charts with the Hurricanes, he is locked in to start against the Sharks in Durban.

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Fehi Fineanganofo during a training session, Christchurch, New Zealand, 02 July 2026. (Photo by John Cowpland / action press)

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Jamie Wall is on the ground in Durban as the All Blacks prepare to face the Sharks at Kings Park in conditions that look more Wellington than KwaZulu-Natal.

South African rugby journalist Brenden Nel joins Jamie to break down what the wind and rain could mean for the game, the exciting young Sharks who could cause problems, and why discipline remains a major work-on for the All Blacks.

Plus, Luke Jacobson reacts to the surprise of being named All Blacks captain, the team prepares for another South African aerial assault, and there’s the small matter of All Blacks legend Ma’a Nonu lining up on the other side.

Jamie and Brenden also get into the unique rugby culture of Durban and Kings Park, from braais in the car park to bars, swimming pools... and monkeys stealing lunch.

DSPN is on the ground in South Africa for Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry.

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Martin Devlin and Jamie Wall preview the All Blacks' second midweek match against the Sharks in Durban. Martin digs into the real strategy behind Ardie Savea staying home, the massive pressure on Jason Ryan to fix technical scrum issues, and Kyle Preston getting his first start at halfback.

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Tony Johnson joins Martin Devlin on DSPN to break down a hectic weekend of rugby in South Africa. We discuss whether Richie Mo’unga is getting the call-up to replace Billy Proctor, tackle the scrummaging issues exposed by the Stormers, and preview the upcoming clash against the Sharks.

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All Blacks Anton Lienert-Brown during the All Blacks v DHL Stormers test match, Rugbys Greatest Rivalry Tour, Cape Town, South Africa, 07 August 2026. (Photo by Nic Bothma / action press)

All Blacks Rieko Ioane during the All Blacks v DHL Stormers test match, Rugbys Greatest Rivalry Tour, Cape Town, South Africa, 07 August 2026. (Photo by Nic Bothma / action press)

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Jamie Wall joins us live from Durban as the All Blacks prepare for their midweek match against the Sharks. Billy Proctor is heading home with a shoulder injury, opening the door for Richie Mo'unga. Plus, Luke Jacobson steps up to captain the side for the first time, while Kyle Preston gets his first start of the year at halfback.

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The Springboks got the win, but it wasn’t pretty.

Jamie Wall is joined in Durban by South African rugby journalist Brendan Nel after the Boks’ scrappy 17-10 victory over Argentina.

They break down a flat Springboks performance featuring a remarkable 80 kicks, concerns around Siya Kolisi, the players pushing for Test selection and whether the result changes anything ahead of the three-Test showdown with the All Blacks.

Plus, after the All Blacks’ win over the Stormers, what does Jamie need to see against the Sharks and Bulls before the Greatest Rivalry really begins?

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The All Blacks have opened their South African tour with a 38-21 win over the Stormers, but the scoreline doesn’t tell the whole story.

Jamie Wall is joined in Cape Town by South African rugby journalist Brendan Nel to break down the performance, including the All Blacks’ strong start, two yellow cards, concerns around the scrum, maul defence and high ball, plus the impact of the bench and debuts for Siale Lauaki and Josh Jacomb.

They also look ahead to Durban and the Sharks, where All Blacks legend Ma’a Nonu is set to line up against his old side. Inspired selection or a gimmick?

DSPN’s post-match review, live from South Africa.

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Martin Devlin and Jamie Wall open up the mailbag direct from Cape Town. The team tackles listener feedback on South African refereeing history, NPC venue shifts to Western Springs, and what the All Blacks need to deliver across this massive tour.

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We are live from Cape Town on the eve of the All Blacks' tour opener against the Stormers. Stand-in captain Patrick Tuipulotu breaks down team mindset, game plan, and managing the midweek workload. Plus, South African rugby expert Brenden Nel weighs in on what to expect from a dangerous Stormers pack!

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All Blacks midfielder Rieko Ioane joins us live from Cape Town to reflect on his journey back into the national setup. Rieko opens up about his sabbatical in Ireland with Leinster, navigating position shifts, switching off from rugby, and adapting to life on tour in South Africa.

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