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‘We basically killed our dreams’

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SA Rugby MagazineZA · private

‘We basically killed our dreams’

Rassie Erasmus says the Springboks may have blown their chances of reaching the inaugural Nations Championship final after losing 21-19 to France in Paris.

Read at SA Rugby Magazine