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Leighton Koopman's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly rugby. His articles revolve around event coverage and expert commentary related to the South African rugby scene, with a specific focus on teams such as the Stormers, Lions, Sharks, and Springboks.
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By: Leighton Koopman
THE Springboks have been here before, and Eben Etzebeth believes that experience of bouncing back from adversity played a key role in their response after losing the opening Rugby's Greatest Rivalry Test against the All Blacks.
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RUGBY'S GREATEST RIVALRY Comment The should show no mercy to the All Blacks this Saturday in the final Test of
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RUGBY'S GREATEST RIVALRY Several changes to the side for the final Test of against the mean some fresh mini-battles will take place as the sides clash in Baltimore on Saturday evening (11pm SA time).
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RUGBY'S GREATEST RIVALRY All Blacks veterans Rieko Ioane (right) and Beauden Barrett will add some versatility to the match-day squad for
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A handful of Stormers youngsters have given director of rugby John Dobson plenty to think about ahead of the new United Rugby Championship (URC) season
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The Bulls beat the Stormers 38-26 in a lively pre-season warm-up in Paarl on Friday, but the Cape side emerged with several promising performances from their younger players.
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UNITED RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP Springbok and Stormers star Cheslin Kolbe will be out for around eight weeks after this tackle on Luke Jacobson broke his jaw in the third Test in Soweto last weekend.
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RUGBY'S GREATEST RIVALRY Springbok assistant coach Mzwandile Stick says they are braced for any weather conditions thrown at them in the
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RUGBY'S GREATEST RIVALRY Rassie Erasmus doesn't believe the gap between the and New Zealand is that wide, despite his side coming from 1-0
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The Springboks beat New Zealand 43-28 in Baltimore to win the inaugural four-Test Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series 3-1, but Rassie Erasmus insisted the result did not reflect a wide gap between the teams.
