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Rassie willing to risk defeat for longer-term gain against ‘very dangerous’ Scotland

10 July 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Rassie Erasmus will be head coach for a record 55th time when the Springboks meet Scotland at Loftus Versfeld in round two of the Nations Championship.Read More at Source

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