South Africa 64 USA 0
It's Australia or Wales for South Africa after the Springboks secured top spot in Pool B at the Rugby World Cup today.
Bryan Habana equaled Jonah Lomu's career record of 15 Rugby World Cup tries when he crossed for a hat trick to help South Africa to a 64-0 win over the United States.
The South Africans scored 10 tries in an emphatic conclusion to the pool stage for the two-time champions that started with a shocking loss to Japan.
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The Springboks needed a four-try bonus-point win to top the pool, and were halfway there with two tries and a 14-0 lead at the break.