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Two of the best SVNS teams to ever do it, doing what they do best. Lifting trophies 🏆

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France end Blitzboks' Bordeaux semifinal run as world champions

The Blitzboks lost 21-12 to hosts France in the Bordeaux Sevens semifinal on Sunday, setting up a third-place playoff against Spain — though the World Series title had already been clinched the previous day.

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Blitzboks bounce back with 26-5 win over Kenya at Bordeaux Sevens

Shilton van Wyk and Quewin Nortje scored two tries each as the Blitzboks beat Kenya 26-5 at the Bordeaux Sevens, setting up a must-win clash with Fiji on Saturday.

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Bordeaux finale: Blitzboks one final away from World Championship glory, SA Women fighting to avoid SVNS2

The Blitzboks enter the Bordeaux SVNS World Championship finale as four-point leaders, needing a final appearance to seal the title, while the Springbok Women face a tough survival battle in 10th place and Kenya are on the cusp of confirming their core series status.

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Nell savours maiden Blitzbok season as squad targets SVNS title in Bordeaux

Jayden Nell is set for his fourth consecutive SVNS tournament appearance in Bordeaux this weekend, having scored his first Blitzbok try in last week's quarterfinal win over Spain. Donavan Don has joined the squad as cover for the injured Dewald Human, with South Africa leading the overall SVNS World Championship standings heading into the final tournament.

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Jake White: Henry's All Blacks return is a 'masterстroke' — and he's no ordinary selector

White calls Henry's return a masterstroke — not because of his selector credentials, but because of the psychological and cultural weight he brings to a rebuilding All Blacks camp. White also makes a pointed broader argument about the game's failure to learn from history, using his own 2007 World Cup experience as a case study.

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