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Rassie Erasmus Calls on Springbok Fans to Stay Silent During All Blacks Haka in Cape Town

27 August 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Rassie Erasmus urges Springbok fans to remain silent during the All Blacks haka, a departure from tradition, promoting respect over rivalry ahead of the 2nd Test.Read More at Source

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