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New Zealand v South Africa

Coupe du Monde de Rugby - Grand Final
Sam 28th Octobre 2023, 02:00pm CDT
Stade de France

Face à face

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Victoires
1
Nuls
0
Victoires
4
Moyenne de points marqués
18
23
Le premier essai gagne
60%
L'équipe recevante gagne
60%

Etat de forme de l'équipe

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20
Essais marqués
25
74
Différence de points
99
3/5
Premier essai
4/5
0/5
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4/5
4/5
Course aux 10 points
4/5

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Rugby 278 days ago

SOUTH AFRICA FOREIGN-BORN PLAYERS: 0/35 (0%)HOMEGROWN PLAYERS: 35/35 (100%)
Every Springbok at RWC 2023 was born and raised in South Africa. The 2019 champions have a completely homegrown roster to defend their title.
Head Coach Jacques Nienaber named Jean Kleyn on his Rugby Championship roster. Kleyn is South African born, raised and produced. Under the terminology ‘project player’, Kleyn played five Tests for Ireland, including starting against the entirely homegrown Russia at RWC 2019. He qualified via three years residency after arriving in Ireland in 2016. South Africa voted against changing Regulation 8.
Hooker Malcom Marx was injured and replaced by fly half Handre Pollard during the pool stage. Winger Makazole Mapimpi was injured in South Africa’s final pool match and replaced by Lukhanyo Am. The changes have been added to the South African roster data.
NEW ZEALANDFOREIGN-BORN PLAYERS: 8/33 (24.2%)HOMEGROWN PLAYERS: 30/33 (90.9%)
Nine RWC 2023 All Blacks were not born in New Zealand. This is an increase from six at Rugby World Cup 2019 and four from the World Champion side from Rugby World Cup 2015.
Two qualify via family ancestry and ten via residency. The family-qualified players are Ethan de Groot and Tyrel Lomax who both moved to New Zealand as children. de Groot did so as an infant while Lomax was schooled in both Australia and New Zealand.
Lomax moved back to Australia at the age of 13. He returned to New Zealand again aged 21. For this reason he is not considered as a homegrown All Black. He is the son of former New Zealand professional Rugby League player, John Lomax.
The residency players can be classified into two categories. First, players who moved as children. Second, players who obtained All Black eligibility as adults. Leicester Fainga’anuku moved to New Zealand aged 2 and Ofa Tu’ungafasi did so aged 14. Finlay Christie moved aged 7. Samisomi Taukei’aho is borderline as he moved to New Zealand aged 16.
Like Taukei’aho, Shannon Frizzel earned a scholarship to play in New Zealand following a tour to the country while playing for Tonga at junior level. Frizzel qualified to play for New Zealand as an adult as did rookie Emoni Narawa. He moved from Fiji to finish his final year of schooling in New Zealand. Frizzel and Narawa are not homegrown.
Ethan Blackadder replaced Narawa on the roster one day after New Zealand faced France. The change means Narawa will not play in the World Cup. As a result, the New Zealand totals have been adjusted.

SOURCE
americasrugbynews . com/
Foreign-Born / Produced / Homegrown Players at Rugby World Cup 2023
by Paul Tait August 30, 2023

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Rugby 278 days ago

too easy, Bula

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rayana 398 days ago

South Africa World Champions! Well deserved!

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Frank 399 days ago

Possession last 10 minutes NZ 66% SA 34%. What does that tell you? Only one thing. The dam wall did not break. to strong, well built, well construted by real know how engineers.

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Nigel_72 399 days ago

The All Blacks won the Haka challenge prior to the match. This was obvious. Everyone could see it.
South Africa didn't even fire a shot - or have anything to say about it.
It was just glaringly evident that New Zealand were already ahead in terms of motivation, intensity and energy.
And then there was a game of rugby...
Perhaps if the All Blacks had practiced rugby during the previous week, instead of practicing screaming dancing theatrics - they might actually have been good enough to win the game that they were there for.

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Nigel_72 399 days ago

The Haka is dead.
It was a challenge but it failed to overcome its opponent.
I had previously said that the All Blacks should only be given the opprtunity to perform the Haka if they had beaten their previous opponent.
Now, what right do the All Blacks have to perform the Haka - if their opponents cannot perform their corresponding 'challenge'?
Also, I think it is unfair that the world should have to be subjected to two long boring verses of New Zealand's national dirge prior to them being indoctrinated into NZ's obviously ineffective 'war challenge'.
Just sing the Maori version (white NZers - just accept it). This will cut down the boredom for the entire planet by 50%

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Bob Marler 399 days ago

Undisputed.

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Nigel_72 400 days ago

It's official. New Zealand rugby is the dumbest sporting entity on the planet.
South Africa wins the war of intelligence.
NZ Rugby Board of 'woke' activists. Accepting of mediocrity and defeat.
How did your ass-slapping Haka paddle go?
Really scared the Springboks didn't it?
Give it away.
If the Haka (or whatever you call it) symbolizes NZ Rugby - then what effect does it have for the All Blacks?
Show ponies, all hype, pull aside the curtain... nothing there!
This could have been turned around - as recently as last year - before the 2nd Test at Ellis Park, when instead of firing the coach then, the Board sent in coaching reinforcements, coinciding with South Africa purposely deselecting their best player [Malcolm Marx]. So the Springboks were happy to lose a battle - in order to win the war.
The unprecendented series loss to Ireland - Foster should have been fired at that point.
And why is it that New Zealand only began to lose to Ireland since Foster joined the coaching setup since 2016?

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Choo 400 days ago

Wayne Barnes won the cup for SA. Damn him to hell.

He must have grown up hating the All Blacks…to him, it's a lifetime hangup.

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Cam 400 days ago

Nigel where are you?
A clown coach and a team with a token captain still manage to lift the cup. Again.

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