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Die Springbok-vleuel Cheslin Kolbe is by die SA Rugby-toekenningsgeleentheid aangewys as mansspeler van die jaar en is die eerste agterlynspeler sedert 2013 wat die gesogte titel ontvang. Nadine Roos is aangewys as vrouespeler van die jaar. Die Bok-losskakel, Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu, is die jong speler van die jaar terwyl die Blitsbok, Selvyn Davids, die Sewes-speler van die jaar is. Die Springbokke en Rassie Erasmus is onderskeidelik span en afrigter van die jaar. Kolbe sê die toekenning was onverwags:

We drove past a billboard on Braamfisher of Cheslin Kolbe selling Nescafe, and Alakhe said we must buy that coffee... We know all parents go through this so we decided to ask Joburg What did you buy or change based on a celebrity endorsing it?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy new year one and all and welcome back to the Rugby Paper Podcast! We hope you had a restful holiday season and are as excited as we are about the year of rugby ahead. Kicking off a Lions year in style with the Six Nations just a month away, the guys are joined by former Australia, Northampton Saints, Waratahs and now Narbonne winger Taqele Naiyaravoro. The gang discuss his time in England, how Cheslin Kolbe transformed the modern-day winger as well as learning about his distant relationship to Josua Tuisova.  Also tune in as the guys discuss England's injury-hit back three as well as that Northampton v Bath thriller.

Rugby: Die Springbok-losskakel Handré Pollard sê sy kontrak verstryk binnekort, maar hy is steeds onseker oor sy toekoms by Leicester Tigers. Die 30-jarige Pollard het in 2022 by die Engelse klub aangesluit en 22 keer vir hulle uitgedraf, waarvan vier in hierdie seisoen was. Daar word bespiegel dat hy na Suntory Sungoliath in Japan kan skuif waar hy by sy Bok-spanmaat, Cheslin Kolbe, sal aansluit. Pollard het aan die BBC gesê hy hoop sy kontraksituasie word gou afgehandel.

Is it a crisis? England have lost five games in a row as South Africa become the latest team to win at Twickenham this Autumn. Ben Youngs and Anthony Watson review the weekend's games and tell you what it's like to be charged down by Eben Etzabeth and beaten one-on-one by Cheslin Kolbe. Wales get hammered by Australia, France and New Zealand put on a classic, and we ask whether the Ireland team is too old? Our Autumn Nations Series Insights are provided by Sage. Get tickets for our live shows: https://fkpscorpioent.com/en/events/for-the-love-of-rugby-presents-draft-night Sign up to have a chance of winning a mini-keg of our beer in collaboration with People's Captain: https://peoplescaptain.co.uk/ Subscribe to our new YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@LoveOfRugby

The Quick Tap is back with The Daily Telegraph's Charlie Morgan and England full-back Alex Goode. Together, they break down the defining moments from England's hard-hitting 20-29 showdown with South Africa. With expert insights into England's line outs and kicking game, the power of Sam Underhill, defending Etzebeth at the breakdown and the gamechanger that is Cheslin Kolbe. The Quick Tap is Sponsored by Continental Tyres.

Following England's 20-29 defeat to South Africa, Alfie Reynolds, Alex Lowe, Owen Slot and Will Kelleher review the action at Twickenham. They discuss how much pressure Steve Borthwick is under following another defeat and whether the perception of England as a rugby nation needs to be altered. Plus, they praise the Springboks for another hard fought win when not at their best and the brilliant performance from Cheslin Kolbe. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ben Youngs ranks his top wingers in the world, and has Springbok legend Bryan Habana to back up his selections.  Is there anyone better than Cheslin Kolbe? How many All Blacks are on the list? Who is the best winger in Britain and Ireland? And where would you put James Lowe? Our Autumn Nations Series Insights are brought to you by Sage. Get tickets for our live shows: https://fkpscorpioent.com/en/events/for-the-love-of-rugby-presents-draft-night Subscribe to our new YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@LoveOfRugby

To launch our coverage of the autumn nations series, Chris and Ashy head to Jersey to sit down with double World Cup winning South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus. We ask what makes him tick, how he stays motivated, and whether the Springboks can win a third World Cup. And given his emotional connection to South Africa, would he ever coach another international side? We are also joined by the great winger Cheslin Kolbe; what has been his favourite moment in a Springbok jersey, and what's the driving force behind his brilliant career so far?

Our 'To The Last Drop' hosts agree the Springboks have much to atone in this Saturday's Rugby Championship decider against Argentina in Nelspruit. They fell agonisingly short in rural Argentina last weekend but our hosts concur that defeat cannot be placed at the door of just one player. Besides, apart from missing one kick Manie Libbok actually had a decent Test in Santiago del Estero. Later in the episode former Blitzboks flyer Marius Schoeman tells Brenden and Liam about his transition from Sevens High Performance manager at SA Rugby to CEO of the SA Rugby Legends. Apart from being a decorated Sevens player himself, Schoeman in concert with Neil Powell, has been instrumental in identifying and developing the talents of Kwagga Smith, Cheslin Kolbe, Kurt-Lee Arendse and Co.

Springbok-vleuel Cheslin Kolbe sê hulle verwag Saterdag in die Rugbykampioenskap-toets teen Nieu-Seeland in Kaapstad ʼn taaier en meer intensiewe kragmeting. Suid-Afrika het die All Blacks Saterdag in Johannesburg met 31-27 geklop. Die Bok-afrigter, Rassie Erasmus, sal sy span vir komende Saterdag se kragmeting na verwagting vandag bekend maak. Kolbe sê dis belangrik om vinnig te begin, aksies akkuraat uit te voer en by hulle strukture te hou:

The Springboks are just a few hours before they battle against Australia in their second Rugby Championship match. Coach Rassie Erasmus has defended his decision to make 10 changes to the starting line up. The Boks are looking to build on their comprehensive 33-7 victory in Brisbane last weekend in their rematch against the Wallabies at the Optus Stadium in Perth THIS MORNING. The game kicks off at 11h45. The Boks will be a vastly changed outfit when they take to the field with only Cheslin Kolbe, Jesse Kriel, Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu and Pieter-Steph du Toit retaining starting roles. 

Kooks and Thala wade into the Antoine Dupont goat debate dominating social media after France won the gold in the Olympic Sevens. Join us as we try to have a balanced discussion about what do we look for in the GOAT debate, why Dupont stands out, his impact on the Sevens and why both sides of the debate need to calm down. We also warn South African fans that this alliance with New Zealand on this debate may come back to bite us! We then give our flowers to Fiji as they finally lose an Olympics Sevens game. We talk about the strong defence that led to Blitzboks winning bronze. The superstar Ilona Maher is and why Shelly-Ann Fraser Price is watching Sevens now. We finally discuss whether the success of Cheslin Kolbe and Kwagga Smith might be great for the Springboks but hurts the Blitzboks.

Rugby: Die Springbokke Ierland met 27-20 verslaan in die eerste van twee toetse, wat op Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria gespeel is. Suid-Afrika was rustyd 13-8 voor, voor die besoekers teruggeveg het. Die televisie-wedstrydbeampte, Ben Whitehouse, het opspraak gemaak met 'n paar deurslaggewende beslissings, insluitend om Cheslin Kolbe se omstrede drie toe te ken. Die Springbokkaptein, Siya Kolisi, het die span geloof, maar beklemtoon verbetering is nodig voor Saterdag se tweede toets in Durban.

Rugby: ‘n Klipharde stryd word vanmiddag in Pretoria verwag wanneer die twee topspanne op die wêreld-ranglys, Suid-Afrika en Ierland, op Loftus Versfeld teen mekaar te staan kom. Die Bokke het slegs teen Ierland verloor tydens verlede jaar se triomfantelike Wêreldbeker-veldtog, en wil sake regstel. Hulle waag geen kanse nie en het ‘n sterk span vol Wêreldbeker-wenners gekies. Die vleuel Cheslin Kolbe sê hulle is gereed vir ‘n reusestryd.

This time around on The KOKO Show the boys have a special treat with an all-time Northern Hemisphere Legend and Springbok speedster, a man with fast feet and an even faster car collection. You better bloody believe it, we chat to the king of the Cape and a hero in headgear Mr Cheslin Kolbe.The boys also dish out an all you can eat serving of the Rugby Roundup, topped with an extra spicy Suber(b) Sizzler garnish thanks to our mates at BeefEater and AppliancesOnline. We then round out this mouth watering walk through the rugby world with a couple of new segments entitled ‘What's Drewing?' and the boys ‘Debate the Top Eight.'So sit back, relax and drink in the serenity as we go on a footy safari to see ‘The Big Five' loose units in their natural habitat. We beg you to be chipper for Cheslin, fabulous for footy, nuts about the North and hit a long smoko for KOKO. It's time for Kick Offs and Kick Ons.00:00 - Intro04:10 - Merchandise available!05:17 - Social Snitches - Swoop in 201907:21 - Northern Hemisphere Legends08:51 - CHESLIN KOLBE!10:51 - Cheslin playing in Japan12:10 - Cheslin PLaying with All Black Captain Sam Cane18:29- Beating the All Blacks in the RWC Final26:15 - Cheslin on THAT Charge down31:42 - Start one, Bench one, Drop One34:40 - The Springbok Quiz43:47 - NHL's Continues 44:15 - MLR - San Diego vs Dallas48:45 - Toulouse v Harlequins48:37 - Leinster v Northampton50:31 - Rugby Round Up51:00 - Hurricanes v Waratahs53:31 - Blues v Rebels54:39 - Highlanders v Moana56:37 - Crusaders v Reds58:57 - Chiefs v Force59:32 - Brumbies v Drua01:02:02 - Super Sizzler brought to you by BeefEater01:07:32 - What's Drewing?01:14:55 - Debate the top 801:23:10 - Wallaroos SquadBUY YOUR KOKO MERCHANDISE RIGHT NOW - www.budgysmuggler.com.au/thekokoshowMake sure you follow us on all socials:INSTA: @kickoffskickons TWITTER/X: @kickoffskickons YOUTUBE: @kickoffsandkickons TIKTOK: @kickoffskickons If you do want to talk about sponsorship or anything business related then please do get in touch with us info@shtn.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Wednesday's Rugby Daily, Cathal Mullaney brings you Toulon's reaction to a fine imposed over Cheslin Kolbe's move from Toulouse in 2021.Former Leinster player James Tracy offers his thoughts on Joe McCarthy's international future.And ex-Munster star Fiona Hayes reflects on the incident which led to Oli Jager's injury in Munster's defeat to Connacht on New Year's Day.

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Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! La configuración 7+1 del banquillo de los Springboks para la final es motivo de análisis; la polivalencia de Willie Le Roux, Cheslin Kolbe y Kwagga Smith permite al cuerpo técnico sudafricano tener cubierta cualquier eventualidad en los tres cuartos. Con Carles de Borja, by https://www.divertisenvivo.com/rugby-en-vivo/Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Hablemos de Rugby. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/644699

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Die opwindende Springbok-vleuel, Cheslin Kolbe, speel Saterdag die eerste keer op Ellispark in Johannesburg nadat afrigter Jacques Nienaber hom ingesluit het vir die Rugbykampioenskapswedstryd teen Argentinië. Die agsteman Duane Vermeulen sal die span aanvoer in een van nege veranderings aan die beginspan wat teen die All Blacks verloor het. Manie Libbok en Grant Williams is die nuwe skakelpaar en Kurt-Lee Arendse is die ander vleuel. Kolbe verlekker hom aan die geleentheid:

Back to back Champions Cup winner and European Player of the Year Greg Alldritt is back with us after a week of celebrating to fill us in on the final, the controversies, the ROG effect, the personal accolade and the celebrations. Johnnie has a couple of apologies and a long list of French cities he's visited with some star names over the past week and we discuss the final round of the Top 14 regular season. Plus, we chat about Cheslin Kolbe's departure from Toulon, assess whether a certain England fly half could be on his way to France and we reveal our MEATER Moment of the Week...Use the code FRENCHPOD10 at checkout for 10% off any full price item at Meater.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cette semaine, Raphaël Poulain, consultant Eurosport, et Arnaud Beurdeley, journaliste du Midi Olympique, accueillent Romain Sazy, capitaine historique du Stade Rochelais, au club depuis 13 ans et récent double vainqueur de la Champions Cup, qui vit ses derniers jours sous le maillot des Maritimes. C'est le "sheriff" ! Un surnom qu'il va falloir que Romain Sazy nous explique. Originaire de Castelsarrasin, il est devenu le patron de La Rochelle en une bonne grosse dizaine d'années. Après être passé 4 ans à Montauban, Sazy devient le boss du club des Maritimes avec lequel il a tout vécu, et tout nouvellement oréolé d une deuxième étoile européenne. Bon les gens ne le savent pas mais c'est au football que ce 2e ou 3e ligne a fait ses armes. Pas sûr qu'avec un tel gabarit, il ait pu faire la même carrière que celle de rugbyman. Romain, c'est le capitaine par excellence : exemplaire dans le combat, fidèle, droit dans ses lattes, c'est celui que tu peux suivre au bout du monde en 3e voir 4e mi-temps les soirs de victoires. Un type simple et généreux. Jules Plisson nous parlait de Romain Sazy comme celui qui l'avait accueilli à la Rochelle en provenance de Paris et qui l'avait accompagné avec bienveillance a ses débuts dans le club. Nous avions reçu le natif du Tarn-et-Garonne il y a 3 ans avec lequel nous avions beaucoup parlé des babasses et de l'état d'esprit « Rugby ». Force est de constater que cet état d'esprit perdure chez les jaune et noir. Au programme également cette semaine, une ruade de Poulain consacré au goût très particulier, le départ de Toulon de Cheslin Kolbe et la remontée en Top 14 d'Oyonnax. Emission concoctée par Raphaël Poulain, raffûteur en chef, et Arnaud Beurdeley, journaliste reporter au Midi-Olympique, et réalisée par Antoine Lebreton, journaliste pour Eurosport. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Carlos Alcaraz qualifié pour le deuxième tour de Roland-Garros, la qualification laborieuse de Caroline Garcia, la fin de l'aventure pour Cheslin Kolbe au RCT et les confidences de de Nikola Karabatic sur sa fin de saison. Retrouvez toute l'actualité sportive dans votre Flash l'Équipe.

Dans ce dernier épisode de la saison 1 des Causeries de la Rade, l'émission revient sur l'élimination du club aux portes des phases finales, malgré la victoire contre l'UBB.L'occasion aussi de revenir sur le départ de Cheslin Kolbe, poussé fortement vers la sortie et de faire un premier bilan de cette saison mitigée. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Today we're joined by great friend of the show Jack Nowell, as we dissect the 2 incredible European finals we were treated to over the weekend, whilst also finding out first hand from both Jack Nowell and a passing Luke Cowan-Dickie the inside story on their personal situations which have made headlines recently. The lads discuss why Leinster have becoming the biggest team of chokers in modern rugby, what effect that will have on Irelands chances in the world cup and why Ryan was pissed off with Cheslin Kolbe after Glasgow's defeat to Toulon in their respective final in Friday night. With Jack and Ryan on the way out of their clubs, this is no holds barred entertainment, full of wonderful stories and hilarious insights - so sit back, relax and enjoy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kooks, Shaun and Thala review an entertaining weekend of European finals and look ahead to the upcoming URC Final. We start with La Rochelle's last-minute victory over Leinster in the European Champions Cup final. We look at how La Rochelle came back from 17-0 down, top performances from Gregory Alldritt, Antoine Hastoy and Josh van der Flier and why La Rochelle seem to always beat Leinster. We then look at Toulon thrashing Glasgow in the European Challenge Cup final, discussing the Cheslin Kolbe v Kyle Steyn duel and the sensational Baptiste Serin. We finish off by debating the conversion that didn't happen at the end of the New Zealand v France Sevens match and look forward to the URC Final. Kooks also tells us what he did to disappoint Steven Kitshoff.

Ben, Charlie and Charles look ahead to the return of the Six Nations this weekend but, with Wales' game against England in jeopardy due to the threat of a player strike, we dissect the problems within the Welsh game and speak with Cardiff Blues captain Josh Turnbull.Josh tells us why the players are looking to strike and what the likelihood of Saturday's game going ahead is.As for England, they look in good shape heading into the weekend with Courtney Lawes and Tom Curry both picked by Steve Borthwick. There is also a recall for George Ford, who made a return to Premiership action at the weekend. We discuss where the Sale Sharks fly-half could fit in the new England era.We also speak to Springboks star Cheslin Kolbe to get his thoughts on the Six Nations so far and his hopes for the year ahead as he prepares to defend the World Cup.Plus, we look ahead to the weekend's other two games where Italy host Ireland before what could be the match of the weekend on Sunday with Gregor Townsend's Scotland side taking plenty of momentum to Paris.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In your Thursday Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you news of the Munster team to face the Emirates Lions. There's details of Jurie Roux's resignation from SA Rugby. Cheslin Kolbe is sticking with Toulon. And a Challenge Cup fixture next month will make history.

Host Carl Lewis speaks to Sport24 journalist Khanyiso Tshwaku Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber has made a few tweaks to his team for Saturday's Test against Italy in Genoa. Jasper Wiese returns at No 8 in a starting XV which also features new lock and centre pairings. Wiese was a late withdrawal form last week's Test against France in Marseille due to concussion protocols. He takes over from Kwagga Smith, who drops down to the bench. Stormers duo Salmaan Moerat and Marin Orie will form a starting lock combination, with Lood de Jager having returned home with a shoulder injury and Eben Etzebeth given a breather on the bench. There is also a positional switch in the pack, with Franco Mostert moving from lock to flanker in place of Pieter-Steph du Toit, who is awaiting a disciplinary hearing on Wednesday for a red card received against France. In the backline, Andre Esterhuizen comes in at inside centre in a new-look midfield pairing with Damian de Allende, who switches to outside centre in place of Jesse Kriel. Meanwhile, Stormers No 8 Evan Roos will feature on the bench alongside forwards Etzebeth, Smith, and the front row of Steven Kitshoff, Vincent Koch (props) and Malcolm Marx (hooker) in a six-two forwards-backs split.  Cobus Reinach (scrumhalf) and Manie Libbok (utility back) are the backline reserves. Saturday's Test kicks off at 15:00 (SA time). Springbok team: 15 Willie le Roux, 14 Cheslin Kolbe, 13 Damian de Allende, 12 Andre Esterhuizen, 11 Kurt-Lee Arendse, 10 Damian Willemse, 9 Faf de Klerk, 8 Jasper Wiese, 7 Franco Mostert, 6 Siya Kolisi (captain), 5 Marvin Orie, 4 Salmaan Moerat, 3 Frans Malherbe, 2 Bongi Mbonambi, 1 Ox Nche Substitutes: 16 Malcolm Marx, 17 Steven Kitshoff, 18 Vincent Koch, 19 Eben Etzebeth, 20 Kwagga Smith, 21 Evan Roos, 22 Cobus Reinach, 23 Manie Libbok

Today we're overjoyed to be joined by the greatest centre in world rugby in Australias very own Samu Kerevi, to help us unpack all the incredible action from the Autumn Nations Cup matches and also celebrate some of the most memorable, terrifying and of course hilarious moments in his career so far. We go through all the main talking points from all of the action over the weekend whereby we debate whether; its time for Alun Wyn Jones to retire, Why the hell Cheslin Kolbe is playing full back, are Scotland a team in decline, are Ireland the best team in the world, why are England so uncreative and frustrating to watch and have the french peaked too soon before the world cup? Plus Samu lifts the lid on the Wallabies camp giving us incredible insights to what Dave Rennie is like as a coach and the work he's doing to better the team, how close it got him to quitting the Wallabies all together, reveals why he's terrified of Manu Tuillagi and Eddie Jones, why he hates Ellis Genge and why he thinks Japan will boast the best league in world rugby within the decade. He also tells us the harrowing story of how he escaped a criminal family in Fiji followed by a Coup d'etat in the Solomon Islands and escaped to Australia where he's was given refuge and to finish off he tells us what his Starting XV would be for his ANZAC side in 2025 against the British & Irish Lions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Host Carl Lewis is joined by rugby coach Dave Wessels and journalist Simnikiwe Xabanisa as they discuss the biggest talking points in South African and world rugby.   Ireland significantly enhanced their number-one standing in world rugby when they saw off the Springboks 19-16 in a tense Test in Dublin on a cool but comfortable Saturday evening.   Were Ireland the better side? In front of their passionate crowd, they were, and the critical part was their ability to make their chances count. They struck twice in four minutes just after the half-time break through loose-forward Josh van der Flier and wing Mack Hansen to give Ireland a 10-point buffer that was too much for the Boks to overhaul.   The Boks had more than a decent foothold in the game, but the lack of a regular goal-kicker hurt them badly.   The seven points that were missed off the tee by Damian Willemse and Cheslin Kolbe would have swung the game in the Boks' favour.   The Boks were also guilty of being creatively blunt in the red zone and it's something they desperately need to fix ahead of next week's clash against France.   Ireland have not only kept a 10-year home unbeaten streak against the Boks, but have beaten New Zealand and the world champions in the space of a year.   Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber has made a few changes to his team for Saturday's Test against France in Marseille. Stormers flyhalf Manie Libbok is chosen on the bench and will make his Test debut is he gets a run. Libbok's inclusion is likely to cover for the team's shaky goalkicking that was exposed in last weekend's 19-16 defeat to Ireland in Dublin.   In all, Nienaber has made five changes and two positional switches from the side that ran out against Ireland.   Willie le Roux comes back into the starting XV at fullback, with Cheslin Kolbe moving to right wing and Kurt-Lee Arendse to left wing as Makazole Mapimpi drops to the bench.   The other change in the backline sees Faf de Klerk replace Jaden Hendrikse at scrumhalf, forming a halfback combination with Damian Willemse.   The Bok mentor also made changes to his forward pack, with tighthead prop Frans Malherbe packing down in a new-look front row alongside Bongi Mbonambi (hooker) and Ox Nche (loosehead prop). Franco Mostert also starts at lock in place of the injured Lood de Jager.   Other changes on the bench include Cobus Reinach as scrumhalf cover, with Hendrikse dropping out of the match-day squad.   Steven Kitshoff (prop), Malcolm Marx (hooker) and Marvin Orie (lock) also feature on the bench as the Boks this week opted for a five-three forwards-backs split on the bench

Preview also available on our YouTube channel IRELAND : 15. Hugo Keenan 14. Robert Baloucoune 13. Garry Ringrose 12.Robbie Henshaw [Stuart McCloskey] 11. Mack Hansen 10. Johnny Sexton > CAPTAIN 9. Conor Murray 1. Andrew Porter 2. Dan Sheehan 3. Tadhg Furlong 4. Tadhg Beirne 5. James Ryan 6. Peter O'Mahony 7. Josh van der Flier 8. Caelan Doris Replacements: 16. Rob Herring 17. Cian Healy 18. Finlay Bealham 19. Kieran Treadwell 20. Jack Conan 21. Jamison Gibson Park 22. Joey Carbery 23. Stuart McCloskey [Jimmy O'Brien] [recording was done before announcement of Robbie Henshaw's withdrawal from the 23] Springboks : 15 Cheslin Kolbe 14 Kurt-Lee Arendse 13 Jesse Kriel 12 Damian de Allende 11 Makazole Mapimpi 10 Damian Willemse 9 Jaden Hendrikse 1 Steven Kitshoff 2 Malcolm Marx 3 Frans Malherbe 4 Eben Etzebeth 5 Lood de Jager 6 Siya Kolisi (captain) 7 Pieter-Steph du Toit 8 Jasper Wiese Replacements: 16 Bongi Mbonambi 17 Ox Nche 18 Vincent Koch 19 Franco Mostert 20 Deon Fourie 21 Kwagga Smith 22 Faf de Klerk 23 Willie le Roux Bank of Ireland Autumn Nations Series Saturday, November 5, 2022 Aviva Stadium Kickoff 5:15pm Our guest CIAN O'MUILLEOIR https://twitter.com/RugbyKino Where to find Harpin' On Rugby Website > https://harpinonrugby.com/ Twitter > https://twitter.com/HarpinOnRugby Facebook > https://www.facebook.com/HarpinOnRugby Instagram > https://www.instagram.com/harpinonrugby/ TikTok > https://www.tiktok.com/@harpinonrugby YouTube > https://youtube.com/@HarpinPreviewShow --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/harpinonrugby/message

Suid-Afrika spring 'n groot internasionale voëlgriep-uitbreking vry. Hoe kan Eskom se nuwe positiewe vooruitsig, danksy Moody's, die kragvoorsiener in staat stel om beurtkrag hok te slaan? Die systap-koning, Cheslin Kolbe, is weer terug in die Bokspan - dié slag op heelagter.

Host Carl Lewis and coach Dave Wessels and journalist Simnikiwe Xabanisa discuss the biggest talking points in South African and world rugby. In this episode, they preview the huge Test match between Ireland and South Africa in Dublin and touch on selection, and expectations and then provide predictions. South Africa: 15 Cheslin Kolbe, 14 Kurt-Lee Arendse, 13 Jesse Kriel, 12 Damian de Allende, 11 Makazole Mapimpi, 10 Damian Willemse, 9 Jaden Hendrikse, 8 Jasper Wiese, 7 Pieter-Steph du Toit, 6 Siya Kolisi (captain), 5 Lood de Jager, 4 Eben Etzebeth, 3 Frans Malherbe, 2 Malcolm Marx, 1 Steven Kitshoff. Replacements: 16 Bongi Mbonambi, 17 Ox Nche, 18 Vincent Koch, 19 Franco Mostert, 20 Deon Fourie, 21 Kwagga Smith, 22 Faf de Klerk, 23 Willie le Roux. First, they discuss the United Rugby Championship.  

L'OM vainqueur au Sporting Portugal (2-0) lors de la quatrième journée de C1, Romane Dicko sacrée championne du monde de judo, Arthur Rinderknech en quarts de finale à Gijon et les confidences de Cheslin Kolbe à l'Équipe. Retrouvez toute l'actualité sportive dans votre Flash l'Équipe.

Host Carl Lewis is joined by Rapport editor Tinus van Staden and SA Rugby journalist Dylan Jack. They discuss the Springbok selection for Australia this week and what their selection criteria will look like for the rest of the Rugby Championship until the World Cup in France in 2023. Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber on Monday named a 34-man squad for the Australian leg of the Castle Lager Rugby Championship, with the uncapped Canan Moodie earning a call-up for his first tour in a settled national squad. Nienaber said the touring squad, which features a good mix of youth and experience, was in line with the standard travelling squad for the Rugby World Cup and he believed that they were the right group of players to achieve what they set out to do in the two Tests against Australia in Adelaide (Saturday, 27 August) and Sydney (Saturday, 3 September). Nienaber said he would make changes to the squad for the two Tests against Argentina in Buenos Aires and Durban as he looks to give his expanded group of players a chance to prove themselves with an eye on the Rugby World Cup which will be hosted in France next year. “We have been working with a large group of players for the last few months and we believe this will pay off in the long run as we look to expand our depth for the Rugby World Cup and beyond,” said Nienaber. “Since we are going on tour, however, we will take a group of players that is more in line with the size of a Rugby World Cup squad, and our thought process is that we will have two groups of players – one who will participate in the Australian leg of the competition and another for the Argentina matches. “This way we can manage the players as well as possible on tour, while at the same time ensuring we continue to develop our depth and give the players opportunities to prove themselves with a little over a year to go before the Rugby World Cup kicks off.” Moodie, who was called up to the squad as utility back cover following the suspension handed to wing Kurt-Lee Arendse for a dangerous tackle, is the only uncapped player in the group and will travel with the Springboks for the first time, providing cover at wing and fullback. His presence also fills the void left by Cheslin Kolbe, who is on the road to recovery from a broken jaw, which will see him only return for the last Test against Argentina. With Bongi Mbonambi (hooker) ruled out for four weeks after suffering a knee injury at training last week, Deon Fourie will serve as back-up to Malcolm Marx and Joseph Dweba, while Damian Willemse's versatility in the backline will see provide cover at flyhalf, centre and fullback. “Bongi has been ruled out for four weeks, but Deon, who is an experienced hooker and flank, has been practicing his lineout throws with us, so we are confident that he will be able to fill that void for us in these matches,” said Nienaber. “We are also excited to see how Canan slots in during the next few weeks and to see how he adapts to our structures and systems, and we believe he has the skills to slot in for Kurt-Lee and Cheslin. Nienaber said the touring squad, which features a good mix of youth and experience, was in line with the standard travelling squad for the Rugby World Cup and he believed that they were the right group of players to achieve what they set out to do in the two Tests against Australia in Adelaide (Saturday, 27 August) and Sydney (Saturday, 3 September). Nienaber said he would make changes to the squad for the two Tests against Argentina in Buenos Aires and Durban as he looks to give his expanded group of players a chance to prove themselves with an eye on the Rugby World Cup which will be hosted in France next year. “We have been working with a large group of players for the last few months and we believe this will pay off in the long run as we look to expand our depth for the Rugby World Cup and beyond,” said Nienaber. “Since we are going on tour, however, we will take a group of players that is more in line with the size of a Rugby World Cup squad, and our thought process is that we will have two groups of players – one who will participate in the Australian leg of the competition and another for the Argentina matches. “This way we can manage the players as well as possible on tour, while at the same time ensuring we continue to develop our depth and give the players opportunities to prove themselves with a little over a year to go before the Rugby World Cup kicks off.” Moodie, who was called up to the squad as utility back cover following the suspension handed to wing Kurt-Lee Arendse for a dangerous tackle, is the only uncapped player in the group and will travel with the Springboks for the first time, providing cover at wing and fullback. His presence also fills the void left by Cheslin Kolbe, who is on the road to recovery from a broken jaw, which will see him only return for the last Test against Argentina. With Bongi Mbonambi (hooker) ruled out for four weeks after suffering a knee injury at training last week, Deon Fourie will serve as back-up to Malcolm Marx and Joseph Dweba, while Damian Willemse's versatility in the backline will see provide cover at flyhalf, centre and fullback. “Bongi has been ruled out for four weeks, but Deon, who is an experienced hooker and flank, has been practicing his lineout throws with us, so we are confident that he will be able to fill that void for us in these matches,” said Nienaber. “We are also excited to see how Canan slots in during the next few weeks and to see how he adapts to our structures and systems, and we believe he has the skills to slot in for Kurt-Lee and Cheslin.

Today we're joined by Scotland and Quins utility back Huw Jones to discuss his meteoric rise from being a sports teacher on his gap year in Cape Town to playing in Super Rugby for The Stormers alongside the likes of Cheslin Kolbe & Siya Kolisi and then being an international star for Scotland. Although Huw is a long time fan of the podcast, he confronts Archie about his obsession with his fiancee, discusses his public school upbringing, takes us through his incredible journey from PE Teacher to International superstar, lifts the lid on Quins biggest nights out, relives the faithful night where he passed out in Japan post debut (thanks to being bullied by his teammates), discusses Kolbe's shit C.H.A.T when they played together in SA, remarks on the pain of being culled from whatsapp groups, his newfound love for the northcote road on a weekend plus shares his plans for the future and much much more.... Also Archie joins us live from Vale de Lobo to give us an update on his lads holiday.... -------------- Look 'So Money' this summer with Beaufort and Blake and their incredible new summer range - get 15% off everything with the code 'More Lash'. https://www.beaufortandblake.com/

Jared, Kooks, Shaun and Thala are all here to talk about the full house of South African URC victories in Round 14. We talk about the progression of the Blitzbok stars in the Sharks and the Stormers like Werner Kok, Seabelo Senatla and Ruhan Nel in their victories over Welsh opposition. We gush over the Bulls loose trio performance against Duane Vermeulen's Ulster. We also debate the two yellow cards from the Bulls v Ulster game and the concerning lack of sanctions for high tackles in Super Rugby Pacific and why that is a threat to the game. We also look back to the Lions win over Edinburgh, discuss the current power rankings of the South African flyhalves and Shaun wants to bring every Lions star to the Sharks. We also discuss our dream Rugby Wrestlemania match ups, give our predictions for the SA URC derbies and the Champions Cup match ups, Wayne Smith coaching the Black Ferns, Cheslin Kolbe and Nico Janse van Rensburg flying in the Top 14, the return of the unbeaten Blitzbokke and the return of South African schoolboy rugby.

Hot-stepping Springbok star Cheslin Kolbe has the honour of being on the cover of the long-awaited Rugby 22 video game, Xbox Game Pass has an impressively varied content library and another WhatsApp surprise!

Hot-stepping Springbok star Cheslin Kolbe has the honour of being on the cover of the long-awaited Rugby 22 video game, Xbox Game Pass has an impressively varied content library and another WhatsApp surprise!

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! La segunda jornada de Challenge Cup (en versión reducida), volvió a evidenciar los problemas de Toulon durante la temporada 2021-22. El debut de Cheslin Kolbe y la victoria fueron las únicas noticias positivas para el equipo de Franck Azéma. Lyon y Gloucester volvieron a mostrar su parte inconsistente en los partidos contra Dragons y Benetton. Con Urbano Nuviala y Javier Señarís.Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Hablemos de Rugby. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/644699

Entouré de toute sa bande, Vincent Moscato offre tous les jours des moments de franche rigolade en traitant l'actualité sportive sous l'angle de la dérision ! Cette année, le « Super Moscato Show », c'est 3 heures : de 15h à 18h ! Plus de sports, plus de débats, plus d'infos, et surtout encore plus de rires ! RMC est une radio généraliste, essentiellement axée sur l'actualité et sur l'interactivité avec les auditeurs, dans un format 100% parlé, inédit en France. La grille des programmes de RMC s'articule autour de rendez-vous phares comme Apolline Matin (6h-9h), les Grandes Gueules (9h-12h), Estelle Midi (12h-15h), Super Moscato Show (15h-18h), Rothen s'enflamme (18h-20h), l'After Foot (20h-minuit).

We're back and who better to help us kick off Season 2 than the King of Toulouse... Big Joe Tekori joins us to talk corner flags, celebrations, gin and tonic kryptonite, being Mr Barbarians, Cheslin Kolbe's departure and whether he has another contract left in him! Plus, we discuss a host of rumours in the Top 14, including whether current France fly half Matthieu Jalibert and former France scrum half Morgan Parra are on the move, and ponder whether Patrice Collazo's days as Toulon coach are numbered... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vainqueur à La Rochelle pour son premier match de la saison, le Stade Toulousain a impressionné et pris un ascendant psychologique sur son principal concurrent. Mais y en aura-t-il vraiment cette saison ? Après un doublé Top 14-Coupe d'Europe qui les plaçait au sommet du rugby, les Toulousains ont repris leurs bonnes habitudes. La Rochelle en a fait les frais en ouverture de la saison, défaite 20-16 à la maison, terrassée par un exploit individuel de Romain Ntamack en fin de rencontre. Comment les coéquipiers du jeune ouvreur international ont-ils préparé leur saison ? Pour ce premier épisode de la saison 5 de Crunch, la rédaction rugby de L'Équipe fait un tour d'horizon du projet du « Stade ». Le staff d'Ugo Mola envisage notamment d'améliorer encore la qualité du jeu proposé et le départ de Cheslin Kolbe à Toulon semble être un écueil déjà oublié. Y a-t-il des pièges à éviter ? Le club est-il le favori inévitable de cette saison ? Animé par Clément Dossin, avec Alex Bardot, Adrien Corée et Maxime Raulin. Réalisé par Antoine Bourlon.

C'est la reprise. Les retrouvailles de La Rochelle et du Stade Toulousain après les deux finales du printemps dernier, le transfert de Cheslin Kolbe vers Toulon, les favoris et les outsiders dans la course au bouclier de Brennus : à l'approche du coup d'envoi de la saison, Sud Ouest se penche sur l'actualité du Top 14.Au micro : Denys Kappès-Grangé, en charge de la rubrique rugby et Arnaud David, spécialiste rugby, répondent aux questions de Jean-Pierre Dorian, rédacteur en chef de « Sud Ouest ».Montage : Clémence LecartBonne écoute ! Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Endlich ist sie wirklich zurück - die neue Saison! Alle News zum Wechsel von Cheslin Kolbe und den Supersevens! Außerdem: Wir reden über den ersten Spieltag der neuen PRO D2-Saison, die neuen Machtverhältnisse in der Liga und die Enttäuschungen. Am Wochenende beginnt die neue Saison der Top 14 - wo sehe ich die Vereine, wer kommt in's Halbfinale, wer steigt ab? Nationale: Eine unglaublich schwer vorherzusagende Liga. Ich habe es trotzdem probiert. Meine Einschätzung der neuen Saison in dieser Folge.

Entouré de toute sa bande, Vincent Moscato offre tous les jours des moments de franche rigolade en traitant l'actualité sportive sous l'angle de la dérision ! Cette année, le « Super Moscato Show », c'est 3 heures : de 15h à 18h ! Plus de sports, plus de débats, plus d'infos, et surtout encore plus de rires ! RMC est une radio généraliste, essentiellement axée sur l'actualité et sur l'interactivité avec les auditeurs, dans un format 100% parlé, inédit en France. La grille des programmes de RMC s'articule autour de rendez-vous phares comme Apolline Matin (6h-9h), les Grandes Gueules (9h-12h), Estelle Midi (12h-15h), Super Moscato Show (15h-18h), Rothen s'enflamme (18h-20h), l'After Foot (20h-minuit).

Leonardo confirme les envies de départ de Kylian Mbappé et entrouvre la porte en vue d'un départ au Real Madrid. Monaco concède le nul face au Chakhtior Donetsk (2-2) et ne disputera pas la Ligue des champions. Primoz Roglic remporte la 11e étape de la Vuelta au lendemain de sa chute. L'ailier Sud africain Cheslin Kolbe devrait quitter le Stade toulousain pour Toulon. 

Der größte Transfer der modernen Rugby-Geschichte - so betitelt RMC den möglicherweise kurz bevorstehenden Wechsel Kolbes zu Toulon. Mit dem Spieler sei man sich einig, so RCT-Präsident Lemaitre bei l'Equipe, nur über die Entschädigung für den amtierenden französischen und europäischen Meister müsse man sich noch einig werden. Das und natürlich der große Ausblick auf die kommende Saison der PRO D2 in der neuen Folge Bleau, Blanc, Rugby!

Christina and Jamie Roberts are joined by the most exciting player in World Rugby at the moment. Fresh off the back of a European and domestic double, Cheslin Kolbe joins us to relive that 50-metre dropkick in the final, preview the upcoming Lions Tour to South Africa and talk to us about his journey and the challenges he faced to reach the pinnacle of the game and winning The Rugby World Cup for The Springboks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber says Cheslin Kolbe and Rynardt Elstadt will miss the first test against Georgia next Friday.

We are nearing the end of the season and it's hotting up between two great teams: Toulouse (our favourite) and La Rochelle. Listen as you'll hear how both teams made it to the final and how they are also in excellent positions in the French Top 14 league. Listen out for typical English expressions we use when talking about sport. Give yourself a pat on the back when you hear them !! How do you account for the zero?  How do you explain the zero ? To weigh up the opponents. Toulouse often starts slowly because they weigh up the opponents, they try to suss them out, they try to figure them out. To be over the hill.     Is Max Médard too old? Cheslin Kolbe is a game changer, he has a huge impact on the game. However, he did look a bit winded at times, he looked out of breath following a hard tackle. Who would you put money on ? Who do you think will win? On paper Toulouse look stronger, in theory they look the better team. Toulouse have their eye firmly on the European Cup, it is their main objective. In the final no team will run away with it, it will be a very close match. Learning tip: practice your number skills by making a note of all the scores Chris mentions, it's pretty fast, just like the game ! So who do you think will win ? Toulouse or La Rochelle. In the comments below let us know and why, we would love to know your opinion.      

Au programme de C à Vous : OLIVIER POELS Chroniqueur gastronomique  MICHEL SARRAN Chef étoilé Restaurants clandestins : la polémique ChalençonEnquête pénale ouverte sur des dîners mondains clandestinsSTÉPHANE BERNLoto du patrimoine : 18 sites sélectionnés pour la 4ème éditionFronde contre un projet immobilier à MontmartreStéphane Bern défend le patrimoine contre les promoteursLa parade des momies en ÉgypteL'édito de Patrick Cohen Vaccination, l'accélérationGUILLAUME ROZIERFondateur de Covidtracker.fr « Vite ma dose !» : trouver un rendez-vous pour se faire vaccinerUn millier de doses d'Astrazeneca non utilisées dans le NordL'immunité collective pour mi-juillet en Europe ?5/5. Bernard Tapie et sa femme victimes d'un « home-jacking »5/5. Édouard Philippe entretient le flou sur ses ambitions5/5. Harcelé, un correspondant de la BBC finit par quitter la ChineL'œil de Pierre Lescure : exemplaire Cheslin Kolbe !Diffusion : tous les jours de la semaine à 19hFormat : 50 minutesPrésentation : Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine, Patrick Cohen, Pierre Lescure, Marion Ruggieri, Émilie Tran NguyenRéalisation : Bruno PineyProductions : France Télévisions / Troisième Oeil Productions

As a rugby player he was tougher than complex quantum physics and more courageous than a wounded lion. He captained the Springboks 18 times and played 39 Tests at a time when Bok rugby was in a deep state of flux and going through coaches as quickly as Cheslin Kolbe goes through defenses. The enduring image of Corne Krige is one of a bloodied and bruised, but never cowed, player. He played every game as if it were his last – sometimes, by his own admission, stepping over the line whether in Western Province, Stormers or Springbok colours. Since retirement he has carved out a successful business career and stays fit on his mountain bike. Corne also keeps a close eye on rugby from the outside and is still passionate about WP and the Springboks. On the Maverick Sports Podcast he talks about the past, present and future of South African rugby and typically, pulls no punches.

Qui est vraiment Mohamed Ayachi Ajroudi, l'homme d'affaires intéressé par le rachat de l'Olympique de Marseille ? Stéphane Ruffier, gardien de l'AS Saint-Etienne mis à pied à titre conservatoire par son club. L'Atalanta Bergame, futur adversaire du PSG en Ligue des Champions écrase Brescia. Et enfin, Cheslin Kolbe, rugbyman au grand cœur, se livre dans L'Equipe.

Wayde van Niekerk is unquestionably South Africa's most accomplished athlete of all time. He is the only runner in history to break 10 seconds for the 100m, 20 seconds for the 200m and 44 seconds for the 400m. He comes from great stock as his mother Odessa was a world-class sprinter and Springbok World Cup winner Cheslin Kolbe is his cousin. The pair famously won medals at the 2016 Rio Olympics. In 2020, Wayde was hoping to defend the 400m title he so famously won in world record time four years ago but that will have to wait for at least another year. The 2020 Olympic Games postponement due to the Coronavirus pandemic has moved the Tokyo Games to 2021. After nearly two frustrating years on the sidelines due to injury, Van Niekerk was demonstrating a good return to form earlier this year. So, while he was confined to training without competition, Wayde took time out to join the Maverick Sports podcast this week.

In the third episode of the SA Rugby Podcast, we hear from Springbok wing Cheslin Kolbe and the work he's doing with the Be the Difference Foundation in the Western Cape, and his RWC team-mate Handre Pollard on life in France during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Yes, the 2019 Rugby World Cup is still on our minds and we relish the idea of peeling layers of the Springboks' third William Webb Ellis trophy. In this episode, we have another look behind the scenes, as we piece together how Siya Kolisi, Rassie Erasmus and Co. concocted the historic feat. We hear from Springbok medical team doctor Dr Jerome Mampane about the intricate conversations that went into deciding some close medical calls, such as Cheslin Kolbe's fitness ahead of the Wales semifinal. We also give massive kudos to the Proteas Women's cricket team that made the nation proud in Australia by qualifying for the T20 Women's World Cup semifinals.

In Part 2 of our beautifully insightful conversation with Rassie Erasmus's lieutenant, performance analyst Lindsay Weyer, our last special guest for 2019 breaks down how the Springboks dismantled England. They had plenty of help, of course, coming in the form of consultant Felix Jones, who joined the Springbok management team after Swys de Bruin pulled out on the eve of the tournament. Many questioned Jones' appointment but Erasmus knew what they were getting from his mate from Munster and Weyer gets into detail about how Jones gave them the blueprint on all the England players, which influenced the power scrum that South Africa had as well as the key moments, such as the Cheslin Kolbe try and Damian de Allende's running lines. He describes how they identified that the two England play-makers, George Ford and Owena Farrell, were actually poor defenders. The coaching staff commanded their ball-carriers to have a go at them. The result was spectacular. Weyer also goes into detail about his history in the game, which is a great "origin" story of one of the most influential hidden figures of the Rugby World Cup-winning team.

Die Springboks haben sich die Weltmeisterschaft 2019 in Japan geholt. In einem Finale, in dem die Südafrikaner über 80 Minuten das spielbestimmende Team waren, gewannen sie gegen die favorisierten Engländer mit 32-12. Im letzten Vorpass Spezial auf meinsportpodcast.de fasst Andreas Thies zusammen mit Vivian Bahlmann, Donal Peoples und Georg Molz das Spiel zusammen. Außerdem ziehen die vier ein Fazit dieser WM. England war als Favorit ins Finale gegangen. Nach ihrem überragenden Sieg gegen die All Blacks vor einer Woche hatten sie das Selbstvertrauen, um zum zweiten Mal Weltmeister zu werden. Südafrika dagegen hatte im Halbfinale gegen Wales bis zur letzten Minute kämpfen müssen, um ins Finale einzuziehen. Dazu hatten sie nicht immer überzeugendes Rugby gespielt. Doch das änderte sich im Endspiel. Südafrika war von Anfang an die bestimmende Mannschaft, drängte England mit ihrer überragenden Defensive immer wieder tief in die eigene Hälfte. England konnte sich zu selten aus der Umklammerung befreien. In der zweiten Halbzeit konnten Makazole Mapimpi und Cheslin Kolbe ihren Kollegen Handre Pollard, der bis zu dem Zeitpunkt mit Kicks für alle Punkte Südafrikas gesorgt hatte, mit Versuchen unterstützen. Siya Kolisi, der erste schwarze Kapitän eines Springbok-Team, konnte am Ende den Webb-Ellis-Cup in die Höhe stemmen. England wird enttäuscht sein, hatten sie bis zum Finale doch eine wunderbare WM gespielt. Als Fazit bleibt, dass die Verantwortlichen mit dem Austragungsort Japan trotz des Taifuns alles richtig gemacht haben und ein begeisterndes Turnier ablieferten.

Die Springboks haben sich die Weltmeisterschaft 2019 in Japan geholt. In einem Finale, in dem die Südafrikaner über 80 Minuten das spielbestimmende Team waren, gewannen sie gegen die favorisierten Engländer mit 32-12. Im letzten Vorpass Spezial auf meinsportpodcast.de fasst Andreas Thies zusammen mit Vivian Bahlmann, Donal Peoples und Georg Molz das Spiel zusammen. Außerdem ziehen die vier ein Fazit dieser WM. England war als Favorit ins Finale gegangen. Nach ihrem überragenden Sieg gegen die All Blacks vor einer Woche hatten sie das Selbstvertrauen, um zum zweiten Mal Weltmeister zu werden. Südafrika dagegen hatte im Halbfinale gegen Wales bis zur letzten Minute kämpfen müssen, um ins Finale einzuziehen. Dazu hatten sie nicht immer überzeugendes Rugby gespielt. Doch das änderte sich im Endspiel. Südafrika war von Anfang an die bestimmende Mannschaft, drängte England mit ihrer überragenden Defensive immer wieder tief in die eigene Hälfte. England konnte sich zu selten aus der Umklammerung befreien. In der zweiten Halbzeit konnten Makazole Mapimpi und Cheslin Kolbe ihren Kollegen Handre Pollard, der bis zu dem Zeitpunkt mit Kicks für alle Punkte Südafrikas gesorgt hatte, mit Versuchen unterstützen. Siya Kolisi, der erste schwarze Kapitän eines Springbok-Team, konnte am Ende den Webb-Ellis-Cup in die Höhe stemmen. England wird enttäuscht sein, hatten sie bis zum Finale doch eine wunderbare WM gespielt. Als Fazit bleibt, dass die Verantwortlichen mit dem Austragungsort Japan trotz des Taifuns alles richtig gemacht haben und ein begeisterndes Turnier ablieferten. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

For this episode we were joined in studio by accomplished multiple award-winning sports journalist Junia Stainbank, who spoke to SportsLIVE podcast host Sbu Mjikeliso on what it takes to become a top sports journalist. Stainbank won a hat-trick of SAB Sports Media Awards television sports journalist-of-the-year awards in his career plus a multitude of other accolade, which saw him grab the honor of covering the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. For those who have been intrigued by the art of sports journalism, this is a conversation not to be missed. Sbu Mjikeliso chimed in on his experiences, including the highlight of having authored the first biography of an African black Springbok, Being A Blacks Springbok: The Thando Manana Story. We also spoke briefly to Springbok legend Breyton Paulse about the impact Springbok winger Cheslin Kolbe has had on South African rugby as well as the team's performances at the Rugby World Cup that is currently on the go. Sbu also gives his views on the Makazole Mapimpi online controversy and the so-called "racist" video following South Africa's win over Italy and the "Bomb Squad" issue. If you've not done so already, please listen to our special episode on the Etzebeth saga that featured the leader of the Khoisan Defiance Campaign, Sammy Claassen, as well as Peter de Villiers' representative Pablo Urayayi.

Am dritten Freitag der Rugby-WM in Japan kam es zum Aufeinandertreffen in Gruppe B zwischen Südafrika und Italien. Südafrika gewann klar. Unter anderem wegen einer Roten Karte für Italien und deren Verletzungssorgen in der ersten Reihe. Donal Peoples aus dem Vorpass-Podcast hier auf meinsportpodcast.de und Andreas Thies fassen das Spiel und die beiden Spiele vom Vortag zusammen. War dies ein Trap Game für Südafrika? Hätten sie dieses Spiel verloren, wäre für die Springboks schon nach der Vorrunde Schluss gewesen. Italien hatte bislang beide Partien klar gewonnen. Es wurde am Ende eine klare Sache für Südafrika. 49-3 stand es nach 80 Minuten, in denen vor allem der Außendreiviertel Cheslin Kolbe groß aufdrehte. Entscheidend waren aber auch zwei andere Faktoren. Die Italiener mussten bereits nach 18 Minuten ohne ihre etatmäßigen Stürmer auf der Position 3 auskommen (Tighthead Prop). Außerdem schwächte Andrea Lovotti mit einer Roten Karte das eigene Team ab der 42. Minute merklich. Südafrika wird sich jetzt wie erwartet ins Viertelfinale spielen. Italien braucht die (unwahrscheinliche) Sensation gegen Neuseeland, um weiterzukommen. Das Minimalziel Qualifikation für die WM 2023 ist aber erreicht.   Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Am dritten Freitag der Rugby-WM in Japan kam es zum Aufeinandertreffen in Gruppe B zwischen Südafrika und Italien. Südafrika gewann klar. Unter anderem wegen einer Roten Karte für Italien und deren Verletzungssorgen in der ersten Reihe. Donal Peoples aus dem Vorpass-Podcast hier auf meinsportpodcast.de und Andreas Thies fassen das Spiel und die beiden Spiele vom Vortag zusammen. War dies ein Trap Game für Südafrika? Hätten sie dieses Spiel verloren, wäre für die Springboks schon nach der Vorrunde Schluss gewesen. Italien hatte bislang beide Partien klar gewonnen. Es wurde am Ende eine klare Sache für Südafrika. 49-3 stand es nach 80 Minuten, in denen vor allem der Außendreiviertel Cheslin Kolbe groß aufdrehte. Entscheidend waren aber auch zwei andere Faktoren. Die Italiener mussten bereits nach 18 Minuten ohne ihre etatmäßigen Stürmer auf der Position 3 auskommen (Tighthead Prop). Außerdem schwächte Andrea Lovotti mit einer Roten Karte das eigene Team ab der 42. Minute merklich. Südafrika wird sich jetzt wie erwartet ins Viertelfinale spielen. Italien braucht die (unwahrscheinliche) Sensation gegen Neuseeland, um weiterzukommen. Das Minimalziel Qualifikation für die WM 2023 ist aber erreicht.   Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

SportsLIVE podcast host Sbu Mjikeliso spent a week in Japan where he witnessed the Springboks lose to the All Blacks in a game that the South Africans controlled and bossed for large chunks. But they were hit by two All Black counter-punches from which they could never recover, although they made a valiant effort through Cheslin Kolbe's second half performance. What was it like to witness Japan hostile first Rugby World Cup – the first one ever held in Asia – and the magic of the Yokohama Stadium that held the clash between the Boks and All Blacks, as well as Ireland and Scotland. Sbu bumped into plenty Irish fans who wondered exactly why it's so important to have a black African Springbok captain for the World Cup. And to really do so, SportsLIVE had to step back in time to a conversation at Grey College (Bloemfontein) between SA Schools coaches Mziwakhe Nkosi and Phiwe Nomlomo, as well as former Bulls lock and now SuperSport commentator Fudge Mabeta. The conversation chronicles the stories of the rise of two most promising young coaches in the system and how SA Rugby helped place them where they can have the most impact – at schoolboy level. Anyone listening to part one of this episode might watch the World Cup with different eyes.

Die Olimpiese gouemedalje-wenner Wayde van Niekerk is nie die enigste in sy familie om vanjaar 'n medalje huistoe te bring nie. Van Niekerk se neef, Cheslin Kolbe, het 'n bronsmedalje saam met die Suid-Afrikaanse sewes rugbyspan gewen. Van Niekerk se laerskoolonderwyser sê Wayde was nog altyd goed gemotifeerd. Carmel Loggenberg doen verslag.