Nigel Owens says Springboks should have been penalised for illegal scrum tactic
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Springboks Victory River (45-0) in Port Elizabeth, on July 12. On paper, a preparation meeting without relief. In fact, a game became viral: Rassie Erasmus drew two sequences as confusing as discussed — a voluntary dismissal short with orchestrated off-game to provoke mixed, then a "lift" ...
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Nigel Owens issues definitive verdict on 'clever' Springboks tactics after previous 'problem' with Rassie Erasmus' innovation
Ex-Test referee Nigel Owens has explained whether the Springboks should have been punished for their tactical innovations in their victory over Italy.
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