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Greatest Rivalry 3rd Test

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Richard Edwards
Greatest Rivalry 3rd Test
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South Africa and New Zealand are set to face off in the third Test of their rugby series in Johannesburg. The match is highly anticipated as both teams compete for the 'Greatest Rivalry' trophy.

Why it matters

This match represents a pinnacle event in international rugby, drawing significant global viewership and highlighting the competitive landscape of the sport.

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It’s currently honours even between the two best sides in the world. Who will seize the Greatest Rivalry initiative with victory in Johannesburg?

The All Blacks shocked the hosts in the opening game, running out 33-16 winners at Ellis Park. But there was no way Springboks boss Rassie Erasmus was going to take defeat lying down, and his men subsequently bounced back with a 33-26 victory in Cape Town.

Today’s third Test won’t decide who wins the series – there’s still a fourth and final match to play in the United States – but both sides know that defeat will prevent them from claiming the Greatest Rivalry trophy outright. Not that anyone needs any additional motivation for a clash between the two best rugby sides on the planet.

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