Rassie explains why he changed whole Bok front row an hour before kick-off

Author: Herman MostertPublished on: August 30, 2026Country: South Africa

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Rassie explains why he changed whole Bok front row an hour before kick-off

Rassie Erasmus explained the complete change of the Springboks' front row an hour before the match started. This change was motivated by strategic considerations and necessary adjustments to maximize the team's performance. Erasmus emphasized the importance of flexibility in match preparations.

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