Springboks beat All Blacks to win Rugby's Greatest Rivalry

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Springboks beat All Blacks to win Rugby's Greatest Rivalry
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The Springboks secured a 43-28 win over the All Blacks in Baltimore to clinch the inaugural Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series 3-1, completing a comeback after losing the first Test 33-16. Kurt-Lee Arendse produced a decisive 70th-minute try after picking up a loose ball, and coach Rassie Erasmus credited individual brilliance and a maintained winning formula that has delivered two Rugby World Cups, a British and Irish Lions series and multiple Rugby Championship titles since he took over in 2018. The squad will travel to Australia to prepare for a one-off Test with the Wallabies on 27 September.

Springboks won the inaugural rivalry series 3-1 with a 43-28 decider.

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The Springboks lost the first Test but then won three straight to take the series. The series ended with a 43-28 win in Baltimore. The team will head to Australia to prepare for a one-off Test on 27 September.

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