With the Springboks and the Wallabies preparing to slug it out at the iconic Ellis Park stadium on Saturday, the Boks will look to individual brilliance and innovation to set them apart from their visitors.

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Relive some of the moments that defined Bok dominance over the Wallabies, from bone-crunching tackles to breathtaking tries.

Rassie-ball 😬

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The clashes between these two sides have always been highly entertaining, with the big men not scared to mix it up with the backs.

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Bok backline general Jesse Kriel and the hot-stepping Kurt-Lee Arendse will again look to carve the Wallaby defence wide open in Johannesburg on Saturday, like they did during last season’s campaign.

The rivalry continues 🇿🇦🇦🇺

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Saturday will also see Eben Etzebeth extend his record as the most-capped Springbok of all time to 134 Tests. The lock will move into joint-10th place on the all-time global list alongside Welsh legend Gethin Jenkins. Fellow Test centurion Victor Matfield put all his skills on display in 2010, as he put centre Jaque Fourie away for a stunning Bok try.

Victor Matfield pulling strings against the Wallabies back in 2010 😍#Springboks #ForeverGreenForeverGold pic.twitter.com/2IilQiVZab

— Springboks (@Springboks) August 13, 2025

Kick-off is in the Boks’ Rugby Championship opener is at 5.10pm on Saturday.

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