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Wales v South Africa Betting Odds November 24 2018
South Africa complete their end of the year fixtures with this clash against Wales at the Millenium Stadium, one which has been described by coach Rassie Erasmus as the "toughest" of their tour. The Boks lost by a point to England at Twickenham, beat France in Paris thanks to a stoppage time try and saw off a strong Scotland side at Murrayfield last weekend. A win in Cardiff will mark this as a very satisfactory tour for Erasmus, and could see the Boks go to third in the World rankings. Continue reading "Wales v South Africa Betting Odds November 24 2018"
Scotland vs South Africa 2018 Odds and Ireland v All Blacks Odds
Two games from the weekend's EOTY internationals that stand out are Scotland vs South Africa and Ireland vs New Zealand.
Scotland have won nine of their last ten tests at Murrayfield and will be looking to claim the scalp of the Springboks, who controversially lost by a point to a second string England side at Twickenham, and then beat France with an injury time try.
With Faf de Klerk having returned to Sale, coach Rassie Erasmus has named Embrose Papier at scrum half. Papier has had very limited game time with the Boks, but has the benefit of being paired with his Bulls flyhalf Handre Pollard.
With Warren Whiteley injured, Duane Vermeulen packs down at 8, with Pieter-Steph du Toit at blindside.
Pre match odds: Scotland to win at 6/4, South Africa to win at 8/11 Continue reading "Scotland vs South Africa 2018 Odds and Ireland v All Blacks Odds"
Rugby Championship Round 6 Odds- South Africa vs New Zealand & Argentina v Australia
Can South Africa beat the All Blacks for the second time in a row? They upset them in Wellington three weeks ago, and victory at Loftus Versfeld would make this a very successful campaign for Rassie Erasmus' men. By comparison, despite winning the tournament, a loss here would feel like a very poor RC for Steve Hansen's side.
Odds on South Africa beating the All Blacks at Loftus 2018: 19/5
Odds on All Blacks beat Springboks at Loftus 2018: 3/10
Argentina can condemn Australia to last place in the Rugby Championship if they win at home. The Pumas beat the Wallabies on the Gold Coast, and another loss might see the powers that be at the A R U move to sack Michael Cheika before the November tour.
Argentina are being quoted at 16/19, while the Wallabies are at 6/5.
Rugby Championship Week 5 2018 Odds- Argentina v New Zealand & South Africa v Australia
New Zealand will look to bounce back from their shock loss against South Africa in Wellington when they take on the Pumas at Velez Sarsfield. For Argentina, this represents one of their best opportunities to beat the All Blacks after running them close in Nelson and beating Australia on the Gold Coast in Round 4.
Victories for Argentina and South Africa would keep the Rugby Championship alive, with the potential of a mouth watering decider in Pretoria next week (a la the 2013 clash between the Springboks and the All Blacks at Ellis Park, regarded as one of the best games this decade)
South Africa v Australia: SA 2/5, Aus 11/4, Draw 33/1
South Africa lost to Australia in Brisbane in Round 3- the Wallabies' only victory of the RC so far. Michael Cheika's side had lineout issues in the loss to Argentina and Port Elizabeth being a windy city may not do much to improve stats on that front.
The Springboks will be without No.8 Warren Whiteley and the midfield pairing of Damian De Allende and Lukhanyo Am, all injured in the loss against the All Blacks.
Argentina v New Zealand: Argentina 15/2, Draw 50/1, All Blacks 1/8
The All Blacks have never lost in the Rugby Championship in Argentina, but the Pumas are brimming with confidence and will be backed by a partisan crowd. The All Black pack lacks a bit of experience, with skipper Kieran Read not making the trip to South America, and this could be an area for the Pumas to target.
Rugby Championship Week 2 Odds- New Zealand v Australia & Argentina v South Africa
The Rugby Championship has retained the same schedule for this year as it did for previous versions, and the results on the opening day of the weekend weren't too difficult to predict- New Zealand beating Australia in Sydney and South Africa downing Argentina in Durban. Kings Park however saw only 27 000 in attendance– a far cry from the days one would've seen 40 or 50 000 at the venue comfortably.
New Zealand had a tough first half and so did South Africa- both teams trailed at the break to their opponents, but found their mojo in the second half to race to a comfortable win.
New Zealand will be without Ryan Crotty and Rieko Ioane this weekend, with Ngani Laumape and Jordie Barrett coming into the XV as replacements.
South Africa have effectively kept a similar squad, with the introduction of Franco Mostert for Pieter-Steph du Toit the only change in their XV. The likes of Ross Cronje, Lwazi Mvovo and Jean-luc du Preez, the last of whom was named in the Super Rugby Team of the Year for 2018, have not travelled to Argentina.
Odds for New Zealand v Australia
All Blacks: 1/14
Wallabies: 16/1
Odds for Argentina v South Africa
Los Pumas: 23/10
South Africa: 1/2
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