Blitzboks bank on unity as Bok Women chase survival in Bordeaux showdown

Author: iol.co.zaPublished on: June 5, 2026Country: South Africa

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Blitzboks bank on unity as Bok Women chase survival in Bordeaux showdown

The Blitzboks aim for a historic double this weekend in Bordeaux: the HSBC SVNS World Championship and the regular season title. Captain Impi Visser emphasizes collective unity after an under-par performance in Valladolid. Meanwhile, the Springbok Women fight to secure their place on the global circuit.

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