
Heyneke Meyer: Former Springboks Coach reflects on the All Blacks victory at Ellis Park, previews second test
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The All Blacks are on a roll as Rugby's Greatest Rivalry moves to Cape Town.
The Springboks will be out for revenge after the All Blacks claimed victory last weekend at Ellis Park, but the Kiwi side will be hoping for a repeat performance.
Former Springboks coach Heyneke Meyer told Piney that it was one of the strangest games he's ever seen, as it felt like South Africa was in control right up until the last twenty minutes.
He says the All Blacks had had three games prior to improve as a team, and the Springboks didn't have that time.
"The All Blacks were just so much sharper, so much more battle-ready."
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