For The Love Of Rugby: South Africa

For The Love Of Rugby: South Africa

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For The Love Of Rugby: South Africa episodes

  • How Springboks Bounced Back Against The All Blacks

    Steven Kitshoff and Trevor Nyakane break down the second Test match in the Greatest Rivalry series as South Africa level things up at 1-1 against New Zealand. They’ll tell you how Rassie Erasmus’s late changing of the team keeps everyone on their toes, how Eben Etzebeth is back to his best and why Malcolm Marx and Siya Kolisi made such an impact in Cape Town. Plus the flyover before kick-off that everyone is talking about. 


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    52 min
  • Kolisi & Pollard Change Everything For The Springboks v All Blacks

    Rassie Erasmus has brought back totemic captain Siya Kolisi and clutch king Handre Pollard for a huge second Test of Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series against the All Blacks at DHL Stadium in Cape Town.

    Francke Horn joins double World Cup winners Steven Kitshoff & Trevor Nyakane to analyse where the game could be won for South Africa.

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    55 min
  • The Dan Carter Interview: On Sacha, Pollard and what makes the perfect 10

    The GOAT Dan Carter has joined For The Love Of Rugby for The Greatest Rivalry series between South Africa and New Zealand. He sits down with fellow World Cup winner Steven Kitshoff to analyse the best fly-halves in the world right now. In this special episode, he talks Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu, Handre Pollard, Ruben Love, Richie Mo’unga, Beauden Barrett and more. Plus his best insights on what it takes to be the best playmaker in the world. 

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    40 min
  • How The All Blacks Humbled The Springboks | South Africa v New Zealand 1st Test Review

    Steven Kitshoff was inside Ellis Park to watch South Africa lose 33-16 to New Zealand in the first Test of Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry. In this episode he debriefs the whole game with Ross Karl from Aotearoa Rugby Pod. Were the Springboks undercooked? Why was the attack so sloppy? And can they play that badly next weekend?

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    56 min
  • Why South Africa v New Zealand is Rugby's Greatest Rivalry

    Steven Kitshoff is joined once again by Jordan Buhrs to discuss how the greatest rivalry came about. The 2 top teams in the world have been battling it out for the longest time, but is this series going to be bigger than the World Cup?

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    29 min
  • All Blacks Dominate Bulls & We Predict Springboks Test Team

    New Zealand have disposed of another South African side, as they beat the Vodacom Bulls 50-19 in Pretoria. The All Blacks scored eight tries and look to be in fine form heading to Ellis Park. The first Test against the Springboks is on Saturday, but who will Rassie Erasmus pick?


    Double World Cup winner Steven Kitshoff speaks to 2019 loser Ben Youngs and our new favourite Kiwi - Ross Karl from Aotearoa Rugby Pod.

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    57 min
  • Trevor’s 5 Point-Plan On How To Beat The All Blacks

    After New Zealand beat the Sharks 54-0 in Durban, Trevor Nyakane has been busy working on his five-point plan to hand over to coach Rassie and give the Springboks the best chance of winning The Greatest Rivalry. Steven Kitshoff heaps praise on 39-year old Deon Fourie who is back in the Boks squad. What a legend.And Ma’a Nonu gives us the feeling of YES for his solo haka on Tuesday night. Trevor tells us what he’s like on the training ground, and how he’s inspiring the next generation of Sharks.

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    58 min
  • Springboks Hold On Against Argentina, All Blacks Pushed By Stormers | Greatest Rivalry Review

    South Africa cling on to win 17-10 in Argentina, but captain Siya Kolisi came off injured after only 24 minutes in Buenos Aires. Double World Cup winners Steven Kitshoff and Trevor Nyakane give their thoughts the morning after. 

    New Zealand started their tour of South Africa with a 38-21 win against the Stormers in Cape Town. There were 3 yellow cards, a returning (again) Deon Fourie and an incredible try by Stormers wing Seabelo Senatla. The game was close until the final stages when the All Blacks finally ran away and ended up with six tries. What do you think, Springbok fans? 

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    46 min
  • Bring On Argentina & The Greatest Rivalry Begins

    The All Blacks have landed in South Africa, ready to start The Greatest Rivalry series. Meanwhile, the Springboks are preparing by facing Argentina in Argentina. Steven Kitshoff and Trevor Nyakane cannot wait to get started.

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    1 hr 6 min

About For The Love Of Rugby: South Africa

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Double Rugby World Cup winning Springboks Trevor Nyakane and Steven Kitshoff love rugby.