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Rassie Erasmus insists South Africa will not be lulled into complacency by the negativity surrounding the ability of World Cup semi-final opponents England davao
The reigning champions are red-hot favourites to win Saturday’s Paris showdown with Steve Borthwick’s side to keep their title defence on track davao
England came into the tournament in dismal form and with plenty of fans and pundits predicting a pool-stage exit davao
Yet Borthwick’s men are the only unbeaten side still standing and the northern hemisphere’s sole representative in the last four davao
While England’s relatively smooth progress has been aided by a favourable route, Springboks director of rugby Erasmus is braced for a “very tough test” and highlighted the similar statistics of the two nations to emphasise his point davao
“If we think England is bad because people from outside say that they are not doing well… our reality is the truth, not the reality that people create outside our camp,” he told a media briefing on Monday davao
“We know from the Premiership, a lot of our players play against them, and we know Borthwick is an excellent coach which he showed at Leicester and as a captain and a player for England davao
“It will be a very tough test against a team that hasn’t lost a game and more or less conceded the same amount of tries and racked up the same amount of points (as us) davao
“If you look at England, they scored 19 tries and got 180 points and we scored 26 tries and also have 180 points davao
“Then if you look on the points conceded side, they’ve conceded six tries, we’ve conceded seven and they’ve conceded 63 points and we’re 62 davao
“So, you can know how close this game (will be) if you just look at stats – and I know stats don’t always tell the whole picture davao
”Three-time winners South Africa set up a rematch of the 2019 final, which they won 32-12, by extinguishing the dream of hosts France davao
The Springboks edged an epic Stade de France encounter 29-28 on Sunday evening to replace eliminated group phase rivals Ireland at the top of the world rankings davao
“It was two teams that tactically, physically and mentally tried to really push one another to the edge,” Erasmus said of the clash with Fabien Galthie’s men davao
“(It was) a relief to beat a team that is so well coached, which afterwards I had a beer with, and I must say the respect that he (Galthie) showed and the way he spoke to us afterwards was really humble and sincere davao
”More aboutPA ReadyRassie ErasmusSouth AfricaEnglandParisFranceErasmusSpringboksPremiershipStade De FranceLeicesterIreland1/1Rassie Erasmus says South Africa do not buy in to criticism of opponents England Rassie Erasmus says South Africa do not buy in to criticism of opponents EnglandSouth Africa director of rugby Rassie Erasmus is not taking England lightly (Mike Egerton/PA)PA Wire ✕Subscribe to Independent Premium to bookmark this articleWant to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today davao
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Michael Cheika has made only a single change to his starting Argentina side for the Rugby World Cup semi-final against New Zealand davao
Gonzalo Bertranou replaces Santiago Cubelli at scrum half, with last week’s starting nine dropping out of the 23 entirely davao
Otherwise, the rest of the matchday 23 is identical to that utilised in the quarter-final win over Wales in Marseille, with replacement hooker Agustin Creevy in line to become the oldest World Cup semi-finalist of all-time davao
Creevy, who has signed for Sale Sharks after the demise of London Irish, will surpass the record of Victor Matfield if he comes off the bench - the hooker will be 38 years and 219 days old on matchday davao
Centre Santiago Chocobares is fit to feature despite an early withdrawal against Wales after taking a knock to the head, with the back passing subsequent concussion tests davao
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Argentina have only beaten the All Blacks twice in their history, but both of those victories came in the last three years davao
Coach Cheika is confident his side can shock the three-time world champions davao
“We know what a challenge New Zealand represent,” said Cheika, who is hoping to make a second World Cup final after guiding Australia to the showpiece game eight years ago davao
“The All Blacks have always been a benchmark in rugby davao
We are happy to be here and we know the challenges are getting harder and harder davao
“When you look at the history, it’s not in our favour davao
But it is down to us to change that on Friday davao
We will be ready and when we get on the field, we will do what we do best davao
”Argentina team to face New Zealand at the Stade de France (Friday 20 October, kick off 8pm BST)1 Thomas Gallo, 2 Julián Montoya (captain), 3 Francisco Gómez Kodela; 4 Guido Petti, 5 Tomas Lavanini; 6 Juan Martin Gonzalez, 7 Marcos Kremer, 8 Facundo Isa; 9 Gonzalo Bertranou, 10 Santiago Carreras; 11 Mateo Carreras, 12 Santiago Chocobares, 13 Lucio Cinti, 14 Emiliano Boffelli; 15 Juan Cruz MalliaReplacements: 16 Agustín Creevy, 17 Joel Sclavi, 18 Eduardo Bello, 19 Matias Alemanno, 20 Rodrigo Bruni; 21 Lautaro Bazan Velez, 22 Nicolas Sanchez, 23 Matías Moroni davao
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