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Title RETAINED 🏆🏆 | France v South Africa | Junior World Championship | Extended Highlights

What started off as a quiet final at the Mikheil Meshki Stadium in Tbilisi, Georgia, ended up as a final FILLED with memorable moments 🤩

What started off as a quiet final at the Mikheil Meshki Stadium in Tbilisi, Georgia, ended up as a final FILLED with memorable moments 🤩 The Junior Springboks won the 2025 Junior World Championship title, and were looking to retain it another year. In their way stood Les Bleuets. Both sides gave it their all before the Junior Boks secured the title for the second year in a row, defeating the French Juniors 5-16. Check out the best moments from the game 📺 #Rugby #WorldRugbyJuniors #Highlights #France #SouthAfrica #JuniorWorldChampionship #Juniors SUBSCRIBE to World Rugby on YouTube! Keep up-to-date on all things rugby by following World Rugby on social media @WorldRugby

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Baby Boks go BACK-TO-BACK 🏆 | France v South Africa | Junior World Championship | Full Match Replay

What started off as a quiet final at the Mikheil Meshki Stadium in Tbilisi, Georgia, ended up as a final FILLED with memorable moments 🤩

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France the only side with the depth to dethrone the Boks, says Williams

Williams rates France as the only nation with the depth and forward power to seriously challenge the Boks in 2027, while issuing a damning assessment of Ireland's decline and Argentina's post-match conduct.

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The Junior Boks' journey to the final 🇿🇦 | Junior World Championship | Points compilation

South Africa currently hold the Junior World Championship title, but can they retain it this Saturday in the final against France?

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Semi-final MAGIC 🪄 | France v New Zealand | Junior World Championship | Full Match Replay

A win by the tightest of margins! 😮‍💨

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Junior Springboks rout England 53-37 to reach JWC final after red-card turning point

The Junior Springboks reached the JWC final with a 53-37 win over England, with Seb Kelly's 32nd-minute red card for a headbutt on Luan Giliomee proving the turning point. Rasivhaga scored a hat-trick and Kebotile Maake crossed twice as South Africa ran away with the match. They face France in the final.