Good news for Bok magic man Sacha FM as Rassie outlines next steps

Following their 43-0 win over Wales in the Nations Championship on Saturday, Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus will now look ahead to a one-off clash against Argentina as South Africa prepare for the Greatest Rugby Rivalry tour against the All Blacks. Erasmus said a squad of 26 players will travel to South America, while a group of 15 or 16 players will stay in South Africa to continue their preparations for the All Blacks. Erasmus confirmed Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu would be ready for the Argentina tour, although Handré Pollard had suffered a hamstring injury, as the coach looked ahead. “Argentina are going to be tough,” Erasmus said. “Like Wales, they’ve had our number a few times, and our biggest loss since we’ve been together from 2018 was against them. “We are just trying to build our game, and I think today was another step forward. “To get 43 points and to keep them to nil, we’re satisfied with that. “Forty-three-nil was definitely better than last week, certainly defensively, but it’s easier to defend on a wet field like that. “And we had no injuries [from the match], so that’s good.” READ | Rassie delivers verdict on Vusi Moyo's Springbok debut