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At your own risk, TK, just took some rugby because the Springboks are eager to claim the advantage for the first time in the tightly contested rugby's greatest rivalry. They host the All Blacks at the FNB Stadium in the series that is currently tied at 1-1. The two teams might just play in the rain, but Captain Siako Lisi says focus for his team is on claiming a second consecutive victory against the All Blacks. What we like to achieve is to win. We obviously want to win the game, but such a

Say thank you to the people of South Africa because it hasn't always been the first one we didn't get to win. But like the numbers that they show up in at the stadium and the vibe that's in there, we feel it and we see it. Even the people that can't afford to come when you're driving on the bus and homeless people who just get up and when they when they see our bus and they scream and people who make an effort to give others an opportunity to watch us play that's also been really special and I think yeah we spoke about it already we know it's the last time and this is the memory the

People safe who remember, but hopefully, we can give them a good memory. And we want to say thank you not just by words, but our efforts tomorrow. Then there's a lot of football to watch this weekend. Two fixes taking place tonight in the Bedway Premiership. Richards Bay are hosting Amazulu at the Princess Magogo Stadium. And then there's Marumo Galans against Polukwani City. Both these matches starting at half past seven tomorrow. Chipa United against Milford at the Dobsonville Stadium at 3. Skokuni United at the Peter Magawa Stadium against TS Galaxy at half past 4.