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Top Stats:
Carries
Line Breaks
Tackles Completed
Turnovers Lost
Turnovers Won
Attack:
Carries
Kicks
Passes
Metres Carried
Line Breaks
Offloads
Defenders Beaten
Try Assists
Tries
Turnovers Lost
Carries Per Minute
Defence:
Tackles Made
Tackles Missed
Tackles Completed
Dominant Tackles
Turnovers Won
Ruck Turnovers
Lineouts Won
Total Tackles Per Minute
Discipline:
Red Cards
Yellow Cards
Penalties Conceded
All
All
South Africa
New Zealand
1
Pieter-Steph du Toit
18
2
Jordie Barrett
17
3
Jasper Wiese
15
4
Ardie Savea
15
5
Ethan Blackadder
13
6
Elrigh Louw
11
7
Kwagga Smith
11
8
Rieko Ioane
11
9
Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu
10
10
Eben Etzebeth
10
11
Caleb Clarke
10
12
Scott Barrett
9
13
Aphelele Fassi
8
14
Grant Williams
8
15
Will Jordan
8
16
Codie Taylor
8
17
Cheslin Kolbe
7
18
Beauden Barrett
7
19
Damian McKenzie
7
20
Sam Cane
7
21
Damian de Allende
6
22
Cobus Reinach
5
23
Ox Nche
5
24
Ruan Nortje
5
25
Siya Kolisi
5
26
Kurt-Lee Arendse
3
27
Frans Malherbe
3
28
Ben-Jason Dixon
3
29
Gerhard Steenekamp
3
30
Vincent Koch
3
31
Jesse Kriel
2
32
Bongi Mbonambi
2
33
Malcolm Marx
2
34
Handre Pollard
2
35
Tamaiti Williams
2
36
Tupou Vaa'i
2
37
Fletcher Newell
2
38
Sam Darry
2
39
Tyrel Lomax
1
40
Asafo Aumua
1
41
Samipeni Finau
1
42
Mark Tele'a
1

Carries Carries

1
Pieter-Steph du Toit
18
2
Jordie Barrett
17
3
Jasper Wiese
15

Line Breaks Line Breaks

1
Beauden Barrett
3
2
Aphelele Fassi
2
3
Jesse Kriel
1

Tackles Completed Tackles Completed

1
Sam Cane
16
2
Ethan Blackadder
13
3
Ardie Savea
13

Turnovers Lost Turnovers Lost

1
Beauden Barrett
4
2
Damian de Allende
2
3
Jasper Wiese
2

Turnovers Won Turnovers Won

1
Damian de Allende
3
2
Jasper Wiese
2
3
Malcolm Marx
1

Dominant Tackles Dominant Tackles

1
Jasper Wiese
2
2
Gerhard Steenekamp
2
3
Beauden Barrett
2

Match Summary

4
Penalty Goals
1
3
Tries
4
2
Conversions
2
0
Drop Goals
0
106
Carries
100
3
Line Breaks
7
12
Turnovers Lost
15
7
Turnovers Won
3

Territory

22%
25%
25%
28%
South Africa
New Zealand
53%
Territory
47%

Possession

South Africa
9%
21%
36%
33%
New Zealand
17%
22%
32%
29%
South Africa
New Zealand
67%
Possession Last 10 min
33%
55%
Possession
45%

Set Plays

4
Scrums
6
75%
Scrum Win %
100%
26
Lineout
14
92%
Lineout Win %
93%
10
Restarts Received
6
100%
Restarts Received Win %
83%

Attack

108
Passes
147
106
Ball Carries
100
215m
Post Contact Metres
164m
3
Line Breaks
7

Turnovers

7
Turnovers Won
3
12
Turnovers Lost
15

Penalties

5
Penalties Conceded
14
1
Yellow Cards
1
0
Red Cards
0

Defence

110
Tackles Made
131
17
Tackles Missed
27
87%
Tackle Completion %
83%

Kicks

33
Total Kicks
28
1:3.3
Kick To Pass Ratio
1:5.3

Other Fixtures

Comments

9 Comments
H
Hellhound 18 days ago

A great and bad game at the same time. Too many mistakes by both sides, and awful refereeing on both sides. Boks 1st try should not have stood. Was short and dropped. The yellow for Fassi was not a yellow. The AB's hands in the rucks that they got away with. 2 high tackles from the AB's that was missed. DDA with an easy give away try to Barret. I could carry on and on and it won't change a thing. Then there was individual brilliant game play aka the Barret intercept, Fassi and SFM breaks and great breakdowns by the Boks, and some of those hits was Massive. PSDT...wow. What is there that wasn't said? The SA lineouts was a mess, and strangely enough, it was only stable when the Rookie Ruan Nortje was on. Didn't miss even one. Players on both sides played their hearts out. No matter the result, it was one hell of a game, as it always is between these two monster mountain sides. There was power, there was speed, there was x factor, there was running galore and individual brilliance on both sides. What an amazing game. The scoreline I won't remember because the clash itself far outstrips the result. Congrats to both teams to one of the best games ever.

B
Bull Shark 18 days ago

Last 15 everything just started going the boks way. What a game.


New Zealand, well played boys. What a way to pitch up.

B
Bull Shark 18 days ago

Wow. 61m

B
Bull Shark 18 days ago

One. Five.

B
Bull Shark 20 days ago

Will Jordan is never going to play Fullback for NZ at this rate.

B
Bull Shark 30 days ago

A cracker for the history books.


My prediction for Bok 23 (based on form this RC and availability):


1. Ox

2. Marx

3. Koch

4. Eben

5. Nortje

6. Siya (c)

7. PSDT

8. Louw

9. Williams*

10. Pollard

11. KLA

12. DDA

13. Am

14. Kolbe

15. WLR

16. Mbonambi

17. Malherbe

18. du Toit

19. RG Snyman

20. van Staden (Wiese possibly)

21. Kwagga

22. Reinach

23. SFM


The front row might be the wrong way round - but I’d start with the traditional bomb squad members to keep the ABs out of it in the first half. Rucks are going to be fast and furious.


Wiese might come off the bench - coming back from his ban. He needs to get game time. I’m not sure the first test against the ABs is the right time - but Rassie tends to go with experience for the big ones, so Dixon might miss out.


Williams will likely come off the bench for Reinach - but I think he’s been SA’s best scrum half. Again Reinach will probably start ahead given his experience.

f
fl 20 days ago

wow i can't believe u got every player correct

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