The Junior Springboks are one win away from back-to-back Junior World Championship titles after overturning an 8-point halftime deficit to beat England 53-37 in the semifinal in Tbilisi. The comeback was built on a dominant second-half forward display that created the platform for wing Khuthadzo Rasivhaga to bag a hat-trick. Assistant coach Melusi Mthethwa pointed to the team's composure under pressure — absorbing England's early plan before executing with greater precision after the break — as the standout quality of the performance. Head coach Kevin Foote is under no illusions about Saturday's final, flagging France as formidable opponents who pushed New Zealand hard and come in as Six Nations champions. If the forward pack can reproduce the second-half intensity that dismantled England, a consecutive title is firmly on.