Irish TV pundit clips up 12 incidents where Boks beasted All Blacks
Irish TV pundit clips up 12 incidents where Boks beasted All Blacks

Defence 
He has effectively demonstrated how South Africa’s disciplined and well-executed defensive tactics were what ultimately determined their victory, applying pressure to New Zealand and frequently stopping their offensive attempts right away.
Pieter-Steph du Toit, the workhorse flanker who made a memorable 28 tackles in the final, led the Springboks in demonstrating that it’s not only attack that wins important games.
According to Jackman on RTE Sport, “It was beauty and the beast – the best attacking side that went into the world cup against the best defensive side.”
The Springboks exert pressure on everything. It’s amazing how their physical presence and the speed at which they approach you cause you to make mistakes.
Jackman shows us a few footage from the championship game, showing how the All Blacks, who had defeated Argentina by forty points just a week before, were pushed to make mistakes by the rush defence.
“The All Blacks had seven or eight handling errors in this game, compared to Ireland’s zero, and it’s not due to luck or the weather.” It all comes down to the strain.
The South African and neutral fans seem to have valued the analysis.
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