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Chasing the Sun 2 now available to watch on RugbyPass TV

Chasing the Sun 2

The highly anticipated five-part documentary Chasing the Sun 2 is now available to watch for free on RugbyPass TV as of today – Friday, September 13th.

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Released at 12:30 pm (BST), the series chronicles the Springboks’ quest to defend their Rugby World Cup title in France 2023, delivering a sequel as intense and captivating as its predecessor, Chasing the Sun 1, which documented their 2019 triumph in Japan.

Chasing the Sun 2 will be available globally on RugbyPass TV with the exception of Africa.

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The brilliant Chasing the Sun 2, charting the inspiring story of the Springboks at Rugby World Cup 2023, can be watched on RugbyPass TV

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Although the Springboks had lifted the trophy before, the 2023 campaign brought new, unforeseen challenges. Only New Zealand had successfully defended the World Cup, and the reigning champions were placed in a formidable pool that included world number one, Ireland, shaping the course of their tournament after a pivotal clash.

Chasing the Sun 2 delves into all the drama, from the injury loss of star hooker Malcolm Marx to the racism controversy involving Bongi Mbonambi and Tom Curry. The series pulls no punches, offering viewers an unfiltered, behind-the-scenes look at the Springboks’ journey through candid interviews and stunning behind-the-scenes footage.

Led by the charismatic Rassie Erasmus and head coach Jacques Nienaber, the documentary captures the intensity and bold decisions that defined the team’s campaign, including the infamous 7-1 bench split in the final against the All Blacks.

With full access to the players and staff, the documentary offers a raw, intimate portrait of life inside the Springbok camp.

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CR 206 days ago

Of all the world cups. 1995 and 2023 were by far the toughest. To beat France at home and then run into an England team out for revenge… top it off with a sprinkle of AB’s out for blood. Stuff of legend. Don’t forget we did it despite losing our best player Marx and our backup hooker in the first two minutes. With the whole wit Kant saga leading up to the game. Despite NZ having zero injuries and an extra day to prepare, with a run in over Argentina we still somehow managed. This team refuse to give up.

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DV 206 days ago

With the exception of Africa ? Oh great .

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Jv 205 days ago

I watched the first 4 episodes yesterday from SA. Today it doesn't work.....obviously some frantic emails yesterday.....I should've pushed through and done all 5 while it was working.

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Wayneo 206 days ago

RP going to be giving away all our secrets now😡

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adamdeswardt 206 days ago

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