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Wallabies stun Springboks at Ellis Park from 22-0 down in Rugby Championship
Australia toppled South Africa at Ellis Park for the first time in 62 years with a sensational 38-22 comeback win from 22-0 down in the Rugby Championship opener on Saturday. The Wallabies scored a remarkable six straight tries against the double world champion and Rugby Championship titleholder to earn one of their greatest wins in the professional era.
Ellis Park victory the sweetest in O'Connor's 'four lifetimes' of rugby
Wallabies fly-half James O'Connor has ranked his side's incredible comeback 38-22 victory over the Springboks at Ellis Park as the sweetest in his 17-year international career following his shock recall into the Australia setup.
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Ellis Park collapse gives the Erasmus-era Boks two choices — fade away or rise again
How the Springboks respond to the Ellis Park debacle against Australia will reveal if the successful era is over, or whether ...
JOHANNESBURG: A gentle winter rain gave the fast track at Ellis Park a bit of extra skid just as the dancing troupe took the ...
As the dust settles and the shock subsides on just how the Springboks turned a 22-0 lead into a defeat at Ellis Park on ...
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Jockey Of The Week: Comebacking Tyler Gaffalione Wins Four Stakes On Sunday At Ellis Park
Jockey Of The Week: Comebacking Tyler Gaffalione Wins Four Stakes On Sunday At Ellis Park originally appeared on Paulick ...
There’s a special kind of humiliation reserved for the days when Ellis Park turns on its own. Today was one of them. The ...
Like an everlasting gobstopper, Swamp King (Silver State–El Piba, by Lookin At Lucky) kept going to best his opponents at second asking in a Pea Patch maiden on Sunday. Getting his picture taken was ...
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Wallabies down to fourth-choice flyhalf with veteran O’Connor to start at Ellis Park
Injuries to Noah Lolesio and Tom Lynagh, who both didn’t make the trip to South Africa, and third choice Ben Donaldson, who ...
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