New Zealand vs South Africa

International - World Cup Playoffs

New Zealand

11-12

Finished

South Africa

Yellow

0 : 3

Handre PollardPEN

Deon FourieBongi Mbonambi

0 : 6

13'

Handre PollardPEN

17'

Richie MoungaPEN

3 : 6

3 : 9

19'

Handre PollardPEN

29'

Sam CaneRed

3 : 12

34'

Handre PollardPEN

38'

Richie MoungaPEN

6 : 12

46'

Siya KolisiYellow

52'

RG SnymanFrancois Mostert

52'

Ox NcheSteven Kitshoff

54'

Aaron SmithTRY

11 : 12

58'

Beauden BarrettTRY

11 : 12

58'

Jean KleynEben Etzebeth

58'

Kwagga SmithDuane Vermeulen

66'

Nepo LaulalaTyrel Lomax

66'

Samisoni Taukei'ahoCodie Taylor

66'

Tamaiti WilliamsEthan De Groot

66'

Finlay ChristieAaron Smith

67'

Trevor NyakaneFrans Malherbe

67'

Willie Le RouxDamian Willemse

71'

Anton Lienert-BrownWill Jordan

74'

Cheslin KolbeYellow

75'

Jasper WieseSiya Kolisi

75'

Damian McKenzieRichie Mounga

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade de France
City	Saint-Denis
Capacity	81338

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