(The Post News)- The Springboks are set to adhere to World Rugby’s upcoming global season changes while maintaining a formidable lineup for 2025. The new global calendar, effective after the November internationals, aims to streamline the rugby schedule and promote competitive balance worldwide. South Africa’s commitment reflects their position as a leader in the sport and ensures they remain at the forefront of rugby’s evolution.
For the 2025 season, the Springboks will host marquee fixtures against Ireland and New Zealand, alongside Rugby Championship clashes with Australia and Argentina. Portugal, a rising force in global rugby, will also feature in South Africa’s test schedule. The year-end tour promises high-intensity games against Scotland, England, and Wales, offering fans thrilling rematches of Rugby World Cup showdowns.
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus expressed excitement about these plans, emphasising the importance of regularly testing the team against the world’s best. This schedule not only prepares the squad for the global calendar’s restructuring but also sustains the Boks’ momentum as double world champions.
With these developments, the Springboks are set to showcase their prowess while embracing rugby’s future direction.
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