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Wallabies vs Springboks LIVE | The Rugby Championship

By Sam Smith

18 Aug 2022

(Photo by Jono Searle/Getty Images)

Join us here for live coverage of Australia vs South Africa from Adelaide.

The Wallabies will be desperate to put together a performance after being hammered by Argentina last round, whist South Africa will be equally motivated following the upset to the All Blacks at Ellis Park.

There’s plenty to play for in this one with the competition still wide open.

We trust you enjoy the coverage as much as we do.

Get live updates from kickoff @ 5:30pm NZT / 6:30am GMT, Saturday 27 August 2022.

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d 20 minutes ago

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have to agree, the world has levelled up and seemingly left the commentators in the past.

With a rookie international coach and a radically changed squad, this AB side did well just to win against England at home. Par has been made, a win against either of the other two sides, one the world #1, the other a side that beat us comfortably last time they met, would be a bonus.

In a years time the judgement might be harsher, but this is by no means a polished AB side.

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Bull Shark 24 minutes ago

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My team prediction. A young bomb squad. Including Jordan Hendrikse and Hanekom off the bench.

Experienced 15. To nail down the first half.

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Tom 31 minutes ago

Jamie George joins the debate over Eddie Jones' England era

I remember when Eddie was appointed some SH pundits saying he'll get fast results and then it will fall apart - exactly what happened. He brutalised them into being a load of super fit, tough guys who could beat other sides up... But he overtrained them, ran them into the ground, bullied them, crushed their moral and creativity, destroyed his coaches and when the chinks in the armour started to emerge the house of cards fell down spectacularly. England went from rabid attack dogs to tired, injured, confused and depressed.

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Tom 40 minutes ago

Jake White: Marcus Smith was lucky to stay on for 60 minutes

I think Smith played ok, I don't think crooking your ten when you're narrowly winning for a player who's been injured is ever a good idea. It's so risky and it's not hindsight saying this, it was clear at the time.

However, I agree with the sentiment that England were poor and deserved to lose. Our defense looked very disorganised, our "bomb squad" were all terrible and our attack can be summed up as the following: 3 out of 3 missed drop goals and only got near the tryline from an interception - that's horrendous. The number of pundits focused on 1 substitution as what cost us the game is laughable. How myopic can you be? Did they not notice that England were considerably worse than NZ in almost every facet of the game and maybe that was why we lost?

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Ed the Duck 40 minutes ago

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The wc QF was won and lost at the breakdown and I suspect this test may well go the same route…

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BPG 40 minutes ago

Four talking points as Andy Farrell's Ireland host the All Blacks

Maybe as a kiwi you don’t understand. But playing against the All Blacks from a fans perspective always has an ‘aura’ about - doesn’t matter how good our team is, it’s is always very nerve wrecking playing them. From a players perspective, I assume, when a team gets in your head, mentally it’s hard to overcome that. But the more you do it, the less that it’s a factor.

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OJohn 46 minutes ago

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A tragedy he's not playing for the Wallabies