After two frustrating games – where plenty of p-bombs were said – Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus finally celebrated the team’s victory against the All Blacks.
The rugby rivals played at Wellington’s Sky Stadium, where South Africa beat New Zealand 43-10.
RASSIE ERASMUS ALL SMILES AFTER SPRINGBOKS VICTORY
In a short clip posted on social media, the Springboks were seen celebrating their victory against the All Blacks after the final whistle blew..
Coach Rassie Erasmus joined them from the management box, where he was full of smiles and embraces for his colleagues.
His joyful appearance marked a stark contrast from last week’s defeat in Eden Park, where Rassie was seen hurling p-bombs during the game.
The 52-year-old later posted a screenshot of his erratic heartbeat after the stressful experience.
‘WE’LL TAKE THIS WIN’
Speaking after the game, Rassie Erasmus hailed the Springboks’ sweet victory against the All Blacks.
He said, “We’ll take this win, and we are very happy with the result.”
He added: “We are pleased with the performance and the way the guys who didn’t play prepared this team for what to expect.
“It was certainly pleasing to see how these players raised their hands and demonstrated that they can perform at this level.
He added” “We will enjoy tonight, we are flipping definitely going to enjoy tonight. But once we are back in South Africa again, it’s back to reality”.
WHERE TO NEXT?
The Springboks will play their final home game on 27 October when they take on Argentina at Durban’s Hollywoodbets Kings Park Stadium.
The team is then on to the following away games…
- 4 October: South Africa vs Argentina, London (Twickenham)
- 8 November: South Africa vs France, Paris (Stade de France)
- 15 November: South Africa vs Italy, Turin (Allianz Stadium)
- 22 November: South Africa vs Ireland, Dublin (Aviva Stadium)
- 29 November: South Africa vs Wales, Cardiff (Principality Stadium)
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