Springboks supporter ready for the next game.

A performance from the ABs that gives the Boks a considerable amount to worry about.

The All Blacks' semifinal against South Africa is shaping as a battle between good and evil, writes Chris Rattue.

South Africa have booked a Rugby World Cup semifinal spot for the first time in eight years after securing a late win over Wales at Twickenham.

As the Rugby World Cup 2015 quarter-finals rapidly approaches, we've gathered up all the vital information you need to know before settling in to cheer on the All Blacks.

Lood de Jager, all 22 years of him, was humble about the competition for the No 5 Springbok jersey between him and a legend 16 years his elder.

The South African rugby squad were more than happy to take advantage of England's World Cup demise

Bryan Habana ties All Blacks' mighty record as Springboks thrash USA to secure top spot in pool.

Live updates and stats from the Rugby World Cup pool A clash between South Africa and USA.

South Africa continued its recovery from the stunning opening loss to Japan by beating Scotland 34-16.

Live updates and stats from the Rugby World Cup pool B clash between South Africa and Scotland.

After du Preez declined captaincy for the Springboks in 2012, he is now honored to lead the Boks into the mighty battle against the fiery Scots.

The young and old embraced, shook hands and the 34-year-old de Villiers told the 22-year-old Serfontein that fate had rolled the dice.

But loss of Jean de Villiers due to fractured jaw doesn't harm South Africa's chances.

Samoa were the unlucky ones who just happened to be next up after the Springboks were humiliated by Japan.

South Africa went back to what they know, which is being South African and believing in the value of relentless physicality.

Watch a replay of our live blog of the rugby World Cup match between England and Wales in London.

Ian Mellett has plenty of reasons to be a proud South African rugby supporter, and says the loss to Japan on the weekend has not dented any of them.

The last man remaining in the TAB's One Punt at a Million competition to be eliminated has won a trip to the Rugby World Cup semi-final and final.

The assortment of South African reaction is as fascinating as the tremors from their World Cup loss to Japan.