The Junior Springboks are through to the Junior World Championship final after overturning an eight-point halftime deficit to beat England 53-37 in Tbilisi — and the forward pack will again be central to their plans against France on Saturday. The comeback was built on composure and second-half precision, with Rasivhaga finishing a hat-trick as SA turned a 20-12 halftime deficit into a comprehensive win. Assistant coach Mthethwa credited the players' ability to absorb England's early pressure and execute more accurately after the break. Head coach Kevin Foote has flagged France as a serious threat — Six Nations champions who pushed New Zealand deep in their semifinal — but the mood in camp is confident. Win it and the Junior Boks have back-to-back titles.