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South Africa beat New Zealand 26-10 on Saturday of their Rugby Championship opener in Mbombela, including to the woes of the embattled All Blacks.

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New Zealand flew to South Africa having misplaced 4 of their earlier 5 matches amid requires coach Ian Foster and captain Sam Cane to be sacked.

All Blacks coach Ian Foster could also be 80 minutes from the sack

Foster and Cane will now know that one other defeat to the arch foes when the groups conflict once more subsequent Saturday in Johannesburg will nearly actually spell the top for each of them.

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The ferocity of the Springboks continuously unsettled the All Blacks, who have been fortunate to path solely 10-3 at half-time having been outplayed within the opening 40 minutes.

New Zealand did win extra possession within the second half however primary errors price them and their solely attempt, from substitute free ahead Shannon Frizell, arrived when South Africa have been diminished to 14 males.

Wing Kurt-Lee Arendse, scorer of the primary South African attempt, was red-carded on 75 minutes after fouling airborne flyhalf Beauden Barrett.

Kurt-Lee Arendse. Photo: SA Rugby web site

“It was exactly what we wanted. We wanted to be upfront,” mentioned South Africa captain and flanker Siya Kolisi.

“Our high balls were good. We did all the things we wanted to do. We made the tackles, we know how dangerous they can be. They have a couple of players who can break the game open at any time.”

Under-fire Cane mentioned: “Lots of credit score has to go to the Springboks, particularly the way in which they performed within the first half. They threw a heck of rather a lot at us. We did properly to take in that however it took rather a lot out of us.

“They are extremely good at applying pressure. Their kicking game was good, they probably won that as well.”

Hooker Malcolm Marx was warmly greeted by the sell-out 42 367 crowd in recognition of him profitable his fiftieth cap when he ran on to the sphere forward of his teammates within the northeastern metropolis.

Faf de Klerk knocked out

There was a dramatic begin to the southern hemisphere championship opener with Springboks scrumhalf Faf de Klerk knocked out after his head struck the knee of All Blacks wing Caleb Clarke.

De Klerk had to be stretchered off, however acquired prolonged applause when he appeared on the sideline halfway by the opening half having failed a head damage evaluation take a look at.

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Inexperienced Jaden Hendrikse, who debuted in a house sequence towards Wales final month, changed De Klerk simply 43 seconds into the match.

Fired-up South Africa dominated early possession and territory and went forward on eight minutes when Arendse scored his first attempt for the reigning world champions in solely his second look.

The New Zealand defence failed to grasp a lofted kick from fly-half Handre Pollard and centre Lukhanyo Am fed Arendse, who raced over the tryline.

Pollard did properly to convert from the touchline and elevated the lead to 10 factors on 22 minutes by slotting a close-range penalty.

There was a sudden change of momentum as half-time approached with New Zealand, helped by a steadier scrum, awarded 4 penalties in fast succession.

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Fullback Jordie Barrett, one of three brothers within the All Blacks beginning line-up, transformed one of the penalties on 36 minutes to slim the hole to seven factors and it remained 10-3 till half-time.

In the build-up to the match, Springboks coach Jacques Nienaber had emphasised the necessity to translate dominance into factors and can have been upset that his workforce have been solely seven factors in entrance.

He would have been thrilled with the efficiency of Marx, although, because the Japan-based front-rower received a number of turnovers and figured continuously in assaults on the All Blacks.

In the second half, Pollard kicked two penalties and a drop aim to give the house workforce a 19-3 lead earlier than each groups scored late tries.

Frizell dived over within the nook and fellow substitute Richie Mo’unga transformed, then substitute again Willie le Roux scored beside the put up and Pollard transformed for a private tally of 16 factors.

By Garrin Lambley © Agence France-Presse

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