Short form highlights of England v South Africa in the Rugby World Cup 2019 final. Extended highlights will be published at 8pm (JPN Local time) on Sunday.
Honest question. Why won't you guys upload the full game? You uploaded the Eng-NZ semifinal soon after the tournament ended yet it is approaching two years and still no final. Is this another example of World Rugby disrespecting South Africa or English bitterness?
Congrats to BOKKE🇿🇦from Japan,Tokyo! I support BOKKE today because players and supporters of BOKKE are amazing and deserve the win! Thank you for brilliant performance!
The way the Captain of the South African team shake his hand and bow to the Japanese official as he accept his medal was such consideration for the Japanese culture. Much respect and congratulations on the world cup win.
Hard to see my team well-beaten like that. The better team won today and it’s a testament to the passion the Boks played with. Congratulations South Africa from England 🤙🏻
It's so important to show Grace and be Gracious in Life. A lost commodity at times. South African Rugby I salute you. Well Done. From a Englishman. Love & Peace to my Brother's & Sister's ♥️
The happiest I’ve ever been about a World Cup winner and I’m an AB’s fan! Well done South Africa 🇿🇦 nothing but respect for the way you play! Classy words at the end too. Congrats.
Antonio De Castro I’m no boet, you are talking to a lady. And I’m not in denial about SA, I just choose to focus on all the good we have going on more than I do the bad. I am black and I can honestly say that I don’t know anybody in my immediate or extended family or my friends who has ever had a violent crime committed against them. Sure I hear a lot in the news, but I hear a lot in the news in America too everyday. Whatever stats you’re looking at, actually being in America and looking at stats is very different. Because I’ve seen both sides, I have noticed that black South Africans and white South Africans have different stories mostly when it comes to crime. White South Africans always talk about crime, and I think it’s because criminals target you more. But if we are being absolutely honest (since you brought up the idea of not being in denial), the fact that you’re targeted more is a consequence of apartheid and all the negative impacts it had on black people from their psyche to being physically segregated and not being afforded opportunities (there’s something about being treated like an animal that turns people violent, and that’s why you see that the countries where black people were enslaved like America and SA through apartheid, black people there are the most violent. It has trickled down through the generations. Black people in African countries that have been mostly conflict-free are very peaceful). You cannot expect to peacefully live in a country where 10% of people own 80% of everything and think you won’t be targeted. Part of moving forward is for white South Africans to acknowledge that. As long as you don’t acknowledge it, you will always complain about crime, always be building higher and higher walls and desperate people will just get higher and higher ladders to get in and forcefully take what they want. Secondly in America, depending on who you ask, it’s the same as SA. Black people here feel more targeted by the police for violence. Literally every other month there’s a crazy cop with a gun killing black people for no reason. Lots of people talk about living in fear because you don’t know when the next gunman will show up. Some people even avoid festivals altogether now because mass shooters love those. Statistics don’t mean anything because the people that do those stats are not really on the ground in every country living our reality everyday. I have lived in both SA and the US, and I frequent SA a lot even now and I can comfortably say that I always feel safer when I’m in SA. I feel more targeted as a black person when I’m in the US. Your experience is opposite, you feel very much targeted in SA, which is why crime is always a topic of discussion with you. That’s your truth. My truth about South Africa is completely different from yours.
Antonio De Castro like I said, your truth is your truth. My truth is mine. I don’t depend on the UN stats for my truth. I depend on my own experiences and from my experience, I am safer in SA than the US. I don’t know the black South Africans that you know but I can guarantee you that I know MORE black South Africans than you do and so I would say that puts me in a better position to talk about what black South Africans say about crime, what we talk about in our houses daily. And I can guarantee you that we don’t go on about crime like you do. The biggest crime black people complain about is gender based violence. The rest of these robbery type of crimes don’t affect us at the same rate that they affect you. They do affect our communities, but not nearly as much as they affect yours. That is why you never hear black people getting outraged on a national scale and demanding the government do something unless it’s another case of gender based violence. That’s because that’s what mainly affects the black community. You don’t hear black people uniting on a national scale and going to social media demanding change or protesting on the streets about other crimes like home/farm invasions, carjackings etc. That’s because even though it affects us, it doesn’t affect us anywhere near the level it affects you. Those criminals mostly target white communities. That means black communities are actually safer (not entirely safe), but safer because we are less targeted by such crimes. So if you’re lucky enough as a black woman to have non-abusive man around you, you can mostly live your life without being touched by violence. Unless you get targeted by a stranger, which is rare because most of these crimes are mostly committed by the women’s intimate partners. The stats by South Africans (not by UN) is that every 24 hours, 2 or 3 women are killed by an intimate partner. That means in a year, there are about 700-1,000 women who die this way. That’s really bad, but considering there’s about 30 million women in SA, there’s way more women who are safe than those who are in danger. But because it affects young black women on a regular basis, of course we are outraged and we want change because we sympathize and we see ourselves in those women. So we do wonder if we are next. Now the other problems that I mention affect white people more. And like I said, it’s a by-product of apartheid. Your ancestors committed massive crimes against my ancestors. That is a fact. Whatever injustices you feel like you’re enduring will never amount to the injustices suffered by my people at your ancestors’ hand. We are still dealing with the consequences of those actions today, but we are resilient and so we fight on. But to be honest with you, when we sit in our houses and have table talk, black people are very angry at the injustices we have suffered through the generations at white people’s hands. Even today we suffer those injustices. Like when those university boys made our mothers who work on their campuses drink urine a few years ago, or the footage of white policemen training their dogs by making them chase and bite black young men in the 90s. Those monsters are still alive and well. Such things outrage us. That’s why whenever a racist comes out of the woodwork, we want them named and shamed and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. You see, when black South Africans are truly affected by an issue, whether it’s demanding that universities reduce school fees like that Fees must fall movement, we mobilize and demand change and we refuse to be silent. If we are mostly quiet about it, it’s because it doesn’t affect us on a large scale.That is why you see young black South Africans voting to keep Malema relevant and in parliament. No denying he is a wild card but he touches on a lot of issues that hit a nerve with young black people who live in the shadow of what was done to their forefathers during apartheid and want to see some change in their lifetimes. Black people are angry, that is why even though you are human beings, it’s hard for us to sympathize with your plight. We don’t get involved when you go on about crimes that mostly affect you, we only mobilize when it comes to things that personally affect us, like gender based violence. That is a fact. Don’t ask a day laborer what black people think. Walk into a university campus and sit with young black people, go into their homes and share a meal with them on a regular basis, then you will begin to really know what we care about and what we don’t care to get involved in.
@@RSAkimmaps87 " I don’t depend on the UN stats for my truth. I depend on my own experiences and from my experience, I am safer in SA than the US. " The UN crime stats for each country are provided by the respective governments of those countries, so the stats that show that that SA has a 6 times higher murder rate than the US and 170 times higher murder rate than Japan are South African government stats. To repeat, according to UN/SA government stats black people suffer higher rates of murder and rape than their white compatriots. Clearly you a very privileged compared to most South Africans, but just because you seemingly went to university and have the extreme privilege of being able to work in the US, that doesn''t make you any better than the people that you refer to as "day labourers". What appalling elitism and arrogance! I prefer to rely on facts and not the feelings of someone who regards her views as more important than those of a "day labourer" and clearly rationalises violence against race groups other than their own. Based on your post, the difference between you and I is that I am concerned about all South African victims of violent crime and not just those who share my skin colour, level of education, gender or perceived social status. You have made it clear that you are only concerned with rape and murder of people who share your gender and race (a view shared by the architects of Apartheid you claim to despise), and don't care about the suffering of other race groups or black people that you perceive as inferior to you ( what you term " day labourers"). It may come as a surprise to you that I do not accept that merely because you are a black woman you are a spokesperson for all black South Africans. This part of your post speaks volumes about your, callous and elitist views: "Don’t ask a day labourer what black people think. Walk into a university campus and sit with young black people, go into their homes and share a meal with them on a regular basis, then you will begin to really know what we care about and what we don’t care to get involved in." What you care about, and what you don't care to get involved in, is made abundantly clear from your post. You care about about young black woman, who have had the privilege of going to university and are fortunate enough to work or study in the United States, something that the majority of South Africa's population (and in particular "day labourers") can only dream of. It may come as a shock to you, but your views, and those of other university students, are no more important than those of what you refer to as "day labourers". In fact I am far more interested in the views of my immensely decent, hard working black colleagues who pay the taxes that make university education possible. Its ironic that you look down on the "day labourers" that made it possible for you to go to university. By the way, my black colleagues include "day labourers", technicians, university graduates and political appointees, and I do regularly share meals with them, occasionally in their or my homes. Maybe you should try and do the same; it may open your eyes to the fact that people are people and you may even develop some compassion for people of a different race or class. "But to be honest with you, when we sit in our houses and have table talk, black people are very angry at the injustices we have suffered through the generations at white people’s hands." To be honest with you, I would, and do, trust my life to black people on a weekly basis, and I can assure you that the average hard working black South African is a kind, tough, generous individual, who does not hold any animosity towards me because of my skin. That kind of bigotry is a luxury that seemingly only young university students can afford. Just like I cant speak for all white people, you most certainly don't speak for all black people. I could care less for the anger of a young person that is angry with me purely because of my skin colour and what my ancestors did to there ancestors. Lastly, it is the ultimate euphemism to refer to Malema as a "wild card". A person who proudly proclaims that committing racial genocide (of any race) is a viable solution to the problems of this country, is not a "wild card" but a cowardly, delusional racist. I truly hope you one day learn to judge people by their character and not their skin colour, class or educational level.
Good on South Africa, as a kiwi I respect South Africa, they sing with passion, play with passion and 100% deserve to win this game and tournament 👍🏽👍🏽
I say the same. My number 1 team, when not supporting all blacks lol. Proud of you guys, Southern Hemisphere forever! You have helped the whole of New Zealand be happy and also heal our pain.
@@richtamati9959 thanks guys, respect and kind words from Kiwis means more than any superficial media write-ups or sour English expressions - for us saffers, there's nothing more important than keeping the respect and rivalry with NZ alive, in all of the rugby calendar
Congratulations South Africa. Undoubtedly the best team on the day won by playing passionate, physical rugby and scoring two genuinely world class tries. We all know how much this means to the country, and it is inspiring to see how a sporting institution that once represented prejudice and the apartheid-era has evolved into a beacon of diversity, acceptance and unity. Of course, a few games of rugby will never solve all the problems in a country, but it is a symbol of progress and a testament to the power of sport. To England: hold your heads with pride. You played a fantastic world cup, and delivered the greatest performance ever produced by an English rugby team with your semi-final win against New Zealand. We all knew how close the tournament would be - and this was exemplified by the fact that neither Eng, SA, nor NZ could beat both other sides. Finally, I think every rugby fan from around the world can agree that the country of Japan was truly an incredible host. The Brave Blossoms delighted millions not only with the major scalps they took, but in the manner in which they took them: via flowing, expansive rugby. Further, despite the tragic destruction and loss of life caused by Typhoon Hagibis during the tournament, the people of Japan never failed to embrace the hundreds of thousands of World Cup tourists and provide a level of hospitality we rarely, if ever, see in the West. In my humble opinion, this was the greatest Rugby World Cup of all time. F***, I love rugby.
@@Jan-rr5hh it's a win for South Africa nothing to do with the Southern Hemisphere, if France for example won the cup you wouldn't get Ireland fans say a win for the Northern Hemisphere. Why cant we let South Africa enjoy their win.
Congratulations SA, from us Kiwis, we are proud of not just your win but how you did it. Enjoy your win, its your time to celebrate We will see you next year. Much respect 👊
can't wait for the rivalry to continue man, I WISH we'd have had our 100th together for the final. It would've been a much much harder game for my team but it was the final the world wanted!
@@davidpearn2484 You guys were also tremendous. That game between SA and Wales could have gone any way. I watched the highlights of that gamne again last night. Well done. You did well and still deserve maximum respect.
Contact Super Plumber You All Blacks fans are absolute class. Glad we could keep the cup in the Southern Hemisphere after your 2 dominant wins. NZ and Springboks forever the kings of rugby. Much love from South Africa ❤️
Well done SA ! Youngmen who did put in all their efforts to show the world where they belong.I am not a South African African but I still remember a son of a Netherlander born in SA telling me "SA is my home." I hope concerns of such youngmen are taken on board by current politiciations who are guided by history but maybe deaf to the young generation.
Kat Grootboom he actually impressed the whole tournament!! Got his hands dirty, passed well and his defense was massive. Enjoyed watching what he did with ball and all his of the ball stuff.
I thought Pollard and Am were our back line players of the game. Am has been an absolute rock it defensive the whole tournament and his work rate is always top class. In the final he also showed his ability to break the line and his incredible vision and calmness on attack. He was also instrumental in setting up Kolbe for his try. Pure class!
As an American, we don't see a whole lot of rugby here and I haven't watched much in my life, but I thoroughly enjoyed watching the World Cup. I wish we could see it more here. Congratulations to South Africa!
MASSIVE EFFORT FROM THE SOUTH AFRICAS TEAM. IM HAPPY YOU WON!! YOU HAVE A RESPECTFUL COACH AND A HUMBLE CAPTAIN.. ENGLISH THOUGHT THEY HAD THE WORLD CUP ONCE THEY BEAT THE ABZ. TO COCKY.... YOU DESERVED THE WIN AND HAD THE HEART OF A LION... RESPECT FROM A ALL BLACKS FAN.. SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦 2019#
I am SO happy for you! Was routing for you all the way boys!!! 🇿🇦❤️Congratulations South Africa!! Sending love and hugs all the way from Wales 🏴 Up the Boks!!
We'll take that, Nichole! My boss and many of my workmates are Welsh, so have a bit of a soft spot for your lads. Look forward to seeing them in the 6 Nations.
I think we've always had a ton of respect for South African Rugby and many youngsters forget that SA actually had the better head to head record before the professional era. Plus we are grateful for the Ex pats who play for the Black Caps in cricket, very handy indeed.
Thank you Spring Boks , thank you for keeping the Cup in the Southern Hemisphere ! What an awesome win , congratulations !! As an AB`s supporter , even if the final was you and the AB`s , I`m very sure you guys would have beaten us , looking at this game . Just too much talent and speed , you guys certainly look like No. 1 at the moment , cheers my Bokke friends.
From an Englishman, well played South Africa, you were the better side today, and your team deserves this! Gotta say well done to our boys as well, they’ve done the nation proud in this tournament 🏴🏴
Congratulations!!!🇿🇦✨✨ I'm a Japanese. Sorry for my poor English. I hoped SA win! Now, I'm so happy!! I want to say to everyone related to this RWC thank you!! Honestly, before this RWC, I wasn't interested in rugby💦 But now, I become a rugby fan through this RWC!!!!😁✨ I want to say thank you for foreign rugby fans because they show us how to enjoy rugby game. This RWC taught us what is a rugby spirit!! Thank you!!!!!❤️ I hope see you again in Japan!!! (I'll go to RWC2023😍)
All the people of Japan can hold there heads high. Japan hosted what has to be the greatest WC ever. This Kiwi has nothing but RESPECT & Love for Japan. thank you so much JAPAN
Congrats from NZ to South Africa on winning the world cup,! We were backing you all the way! Beautiful to watch! Welcome to the 3rd World Cup winners club... You totally earned it!!
All three of the Springboks World Cup final victories have been built on defence. South Africa's organisation, discipline and ferocity on defence is unparalleled in World Cups. Our coaches occasionally forget that and try to turn the Springboks into the All Blacks or France, and it fails miserably every time. I love our Springbok style of rugby and hope Rassie has now convinced future coaches not to mess with it.
am happy we won not only for us South Africa but for the southern hemisphere if we had lost the match we were all not going to rest from the English media as England would have beaten all the southern hemisphere giants
This victory is for South Africa not the Southern Hemisphere, for example if France won the tournament Ireland wouldn't be celebrating a win for the Northern Hemisphere,let them enjoy their moment.
After that solid 20 phase defense and England still hadn’t scored, I knew the game was ours. No team recovers from a mental blow like that. The tries were just the cherry on top. Well played England, heads high. Bokke, you’ve made your country unbelievably proud and written yourselves into the history books. Nou bring daai beker huis toe. 🔥💛💚
The 2nd South African Try reminds me of those wildlife documentaries where the Gazelle outwits the Lion with the body swerve dummy. The 1st try was just a joy to watch.
Mr Am(SA center- 13) what a special man you are to pass the ball(even tho you could have easily score the try yourself). You have my respect and shows what a special person you are. Thank you for the world class performance
@@markcynic808 No, he just means I'd be nice for previous South African world cup winners to be present on that day, no offense meant to New Zealanders in that comment
I'm from Brazil, rugby is not popular here, and a lot people don't know. But for the first time, the Rugby World Cup was broadcast here, I found the sport very interesting, I would like to follow more tournaments.
Congratulations to South Africa!! A truly world class performance!! ❤️ absolutely gutted at the loss but were beaten by a fantastic team! Love from England! 🏴❤️🇿🇦
To be humble and confident at the same time. To be diverse and have unity is the magic of rugby and something RSA and New Zealand have in common. This is why so many South Africans are all black fans and so many kiwis are South African fans. We are cut from the same cloth and the only thing better than beating Australia is beating England. Well done South Africa, I have never seen so many kiwis pack out a bar to cheer on a team in a game we had no skin in. England gave us a game we had no answers to, and South Africa gave England a masterclass in technical rugby, humility and humanity.
South Africans love the All Blacks because you lot love rugby as much as we do.We will wake up at 2am in the morning to watch the greatest rivalry in rugby on the telly.Did'nt like the way Farrel disrespected the Haka so im glad we could set them straight.
@@saitamalowry6795 thank you for the comments..i wish the arrogant people could understand what the haka is about.Samoa and Tonga also have there own form of haka...oh and CONGRATS
@@saitamalowry6795 He didn't disrespect it - he stood with his teammates and accepted the challenge that the haka represents. There was no arrogance involved; we up here hold the haka in VERY high regard - it's one of the most iconic sporting moments and we will always respect it, but never bow to it.
@@tonebonetones Course we are Salty, a team that beats us only 1 out of every 10 games knocked us out of the WC, think what a great final ABs vs SA would have been, the two best teams in the world fighting it out. Maybe in France 2023 we will get the final the world of rugby really wants.
tonebonetones an in the end that meant zero after the Spingboks man handled your team an put their names in the history books . If your not first , your nothing Well done Boks Can’t wait for next year RC
From a New Zealander - AWESOME! Congratulations! Good on you, South Africa! You did the Southern Hemisphere PROUD! If we can't win it, I always want YOU or Australia to win it!
That moment when he hoisted the cup, even as a *Kiwi I was feeling it!* ☝🏾🇳🇿🏆🏆🏆 *CONGRATS SAF* ☝🏾🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆👍🏽 *HARDLUCK ENG* 🏴🏆👇 *SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE DOMINANCE!!* 🇳🇿🏆🏆🏆🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆🇦🇺🏆🏆
Our blood brothers! Thank you for your support. I love Holland and think it's a nation beautiful people; inside and out. Greetings from a Saffa in the UK 💟
They were too focused on the All Blacks i guess and probably forgot about the main game. As A NZ fan is was gutted at how they played and mistakes they made compared to the complete performance last week. But happy that cup still remains in southern hemisphere. Congrats to the two best teams in the world.
South Africa was never expected to win the 2019 world cup. From day one, they were never the favourites !! Some commentators said that they had an outside chance but these same commentators doubted it ! It is the humbleness and humility that the coach, the captain and all those South African players displayed that pushed them over the top. They believed but in a quiet, non arrogant way that they could do it !! It really is a beautiful story of a people that could dig deep without screaming and shouting that they were the best !! All those interviews by the coach, the captain and some of the players showed us all what humility and not having to be in the limelight all the time can achieve. Thoroughly enjoyed that final and started following all the South African matches from the quarters on. They were the team to watch. Well done South Africa, what a class act !! I am an avid New Zealand citizen who loves his rugby but this display of humbleness by the South Africans even made me cry !!
@Costa del Artlepool Economical struggles and political unrest. Our country is becoming increasingly divided, when we to be united. Rugby has always brought our country together so we really needed this win.
@The505Guys Politics is messy. Lots of corruption. But the main thing would be the economical struggles. Extremely high unemployment leads to crime and civil unrest. Racial tensions are also growing. It doesn't always look good, but I remain hopeful. We've been through tough times before.
I love the Bokke, but can’t keep using rugby to bring the nation together. That is what 1995 was supposed to and work for a brief time. Nothing is going to change because of how corrupt the government is. We won it in 2007 as well and nothing changed, we’ll something did change....it got worse. Kolisi’s speech was great and announced the struggles of our nation but it will fall on deaf ear to those in power. From a proud Bokke fan living in Japan.
@@dandan3045 It's not that it will change anything politically... but it can give people something to be proud of. And we need that. We need something we can get behind. Hope is powerful. We need much more than just a RWC win... but at least it's something.
@@oirsiplvekp6407 I think at least one of the scrum calls was questionable, but SA still deserved the win and were by far the better team today. -Englishman
NZ beat RSA Eng beat NZ RSA beat Eng You've gotta love sport 😂😂 Congrats to South Africa, from an England supporter we played our final last week and the energy just wasn't there and we let SA play how they wanted, incredibly proud of how far this team has come in 4 years as the memories of 2015 are still fresh, onwards and upwards :)🌹🌹
Sport is a beautiful, if at times painful thing. Too be fair however, I did believe Wales would have gone further than England. They had a much better team. Our media always love to hype our sports teams.
Mike Harris. You are indeed a true sportsman and can take a loss like a gentleman. As a bok supporter i love the win, but would have taken a loss to England wirh proud also.
@@michaeljohnson-thiman4975 both teams were excellent. And being in the finals was already an achievement. Well done england and well done my dear bokke😊
Media: England has outstanding defence and just amazing chemistry, they will beat South Africa without breaking a sweat South Africa: Ja hold my biltong will you
@@gabrielabdul8372 Our national team is 47th in the rankings which probably means we're useless. Rugby is rare and unknown here in Sweden, most swedes prefer sports like football or hockey.
From a kiwi: great job SA for keeping the trophy it in the best hemisphere and away from the poms👌 you guys are the best team in the world now, cant wait for the NZ SA rivalry to continue
@@jongilejoe7973 Seems to me like every other team's fans are full of pride. A lot of sports fans act as if they personally helped their team to win. Looking at these comments over the course of the tournament I would say the English fans are the least proud
On behalf of my fellow south africans i would like to thank England for beating NZ in Semi final so that our boys can bring the cup home,,, NZ is the only team that gives us hard time otherwise no other team can match us when we play our A game
There is so much rivalry more often then not NZ get the better end of us, I do think however we played very poorly against them in the opening game with due respect.
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Can you give full match pleaseeee...All matches plizzzzzzz..
Honest question. Why won't you guys upload the full game? You uploaded the Eng-NZ semifinal soon after the tournament ended yet it is approaching two years and still no final.
Is this another example of World Rugby disrespecting South Africa or English bitterness?
Any other bok fan rewatch this game a bunch of times?
Still in tears...
You not alone mate 😭😭😭
I watch this full game more than 10 times and im still going to watch it again and again :-)
Do u have a link where I could watch the full match?
non -frenchie l'expulsé _ iom uno 3
I thought I was the only one crying 😓
Well done south Africa you have done southern hemisphere proud. Thank you . Respect from New Zealand
Congrats to BOKKE🇿🇦from Japan,Tokyo!
I support BOKKE today because players and supporters of BOKKE are amazing and deserve the win!
Thank you for brilliant performance!
Thank you to Japan for hosting such a great Rugby World Cup.Thank you for welcoming our team and giving them Respect.
Thank you for being such wonderful hosts! All SA loves Japan!!
Thank you and your Nation for being the Hosts. Respect from SA.
Thank you for your kind words. Love and respect from south Africa
“For 80 minutes, the Rand was stronger than the Pound.”
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Its South Africa 🤣
The way the Captain of the South African team shake his hand and bow to the Japanese official as he accept his medal was such consideration for the Japanese culture. Much respect and congratulations on the world cup win.
Yea, then the England boys go and not even allow them to put it over their heads. They are so disrespectful and didn't deserve to win.
that's a japanese crown prince fumihito
Hard to see my team well-beaten like that. The better team won today and it’s a testament to the passion the Boks played with. Congratulations South Africa from England 🤙🏻
Thank you for congratulating my country's team. You guys won NZ while we couldin't
Well said mate. We did well, very well, but that last hurdle....and SA played superbly
Thanks, but you can be proud of your country for making it to the finals and beating NZ in the process!
From Wales congrats too to South Africa...... 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳 COMMMME ONNNN.....💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
@@lockodonis - from New Zealand....hahahahahaha, Wales!!!! More like whales.
From 🇳🇿 we respect you South Africa 🇿🇦 such a great World Cup team you have love from new Zealand I was cheering for the boks
ovcourse you where South africa and New Zealand are the same country but just in different locations lol
@@JakesdeKock ???
Of course you where cheering for south Africa after the England game😏
From an avid All Black fan, I would like to thank the Springboks heartily for beating the smug English team. Great stuff guys!
I can't help seeing the irony here! The rest of the world hating the English for their arrogance and here they are doing exactly the same!
Sorry that your little all black team got absolute destroyed
@@Jack-kd5hd I apologise this is getting out of hand. I'm sorry
You're welcome 🙂🙂🙂
@@Jack-kd5hd jirre jy praat baie
It's so important to show Grace and be Gracious in Life. A lost commodity at times. South African Rugby I salute you. Well Done. From a Englishman. Love & Peace to my Brother's & Sister's ♥️
Much appreciated and thanks. Go watch the post match interview by Siya and Rassie, real humility.
@@HuntleyCronje I will do. Thank you ♥️
ENG - This is easily ours!
SA - Hold my biltong..
Congrats SA. Your team played so well!
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you copied my comment :/ delete this now you ve got more likes than me!!!
@@KwisBwown don't be silly
Hold my castle ;)
I don’t think anyone ever said that it was going to easily be England’s win, they are both great and equal teams.
The happiest I’ve ever been about a World Cup winner and I’m an AB’s fan! Well done South Africa 🇿🇦 nothing but respect for the way you play! Classy words at the end too. Congrats.
SirYogurt Destroyer bro I was jumping up and down like it was an all blacks game so stoaked for them
Me too mate. Teams that beat us don't deserve to win anything
thehumble kiwi that’s not true at all I’d say teams that beat us deserve to win all the more.
thehumble kiwi but I just have always hated the poms
I am South African, but I can't help to think that the cup should have gone to NZ. They had terrible luck.
England: "that cup is coming home"
South Africa: "hold my political problems"
Antonio De Castro I’m no boet, you are talking to a lady. And I’m not in denial about SA, I just choose to focus on all the good we have going on more than I do the bad. I am black and I can honestly say that I don’t know anybody in my immediate or extended family or my friends who has ever had a violent crime committed against them. Sure I hear a lot in the news, but I hear a lot in the news in America too everyday. Whatever stats you’re looking at, actually being in America and looking at stats is very different. Because I’ve seen both sides, I have noticed that black South Africans and white South Africans have different stories mostly when it comes to crime. White South Africans always talk about crime, and I think it’s because criminals target you more. But if we are being absolutely honest (since you brought up the idea of not being in denial), the fact that you’re targeted more is a consequence of apartheid and all the negative impacts it had on black people from their psyche to being physically segregated and not being afforded opportunities (there’s something about being treated like an animal that turns people violent, and that’s why you see that the countries where black people were enslaved like America and SA through apartheid, black people there are the most violent. It has trickled down through the generations. Black people in African countries that have been mostly conflict-free are very peaceful). You cannot expect to peacefully live in a country where 10% of people own 80% of everything and think you won’t be targeted. Part of moving forward is for white South Africans to acknowledge that. As long as you don’t acknowledge it, you will always complain about crime, always be building higher and higher walls and desperate people will just get higher and higher ladders to get in and forcefully take what they want.
Secondly in America, depending on who you ask, it’s the same as SA. Black people here feel more targeted by the police for violence. Literally every other month there’s a crazy cop with a gun killing black people for no reason. Lots of people talk about living in fear because you don’t know when the next gunman will show up. Some people even avoid festivals altogether now because mass shooters love those. Statistics don’t mean anything because the people that do those stats are not really on the ground in every country living our reality everyday. I have lived in both SA and the US, and I frequent SA a lot even now and I can comfortably say that I always feel safer when I’m in SA. I feel more targeted as a black person when I’m in the US. Your experience is opposite, you feel very much targeted in SA, which is why crime is always a topic of discussion with you. That’s your truth. My truth about South Africa is completely different from yours.
Antonio De Castro like I said, your truth is your truth. My truth is mine. I don’t depend on the UN stats for my truth. I depend on my own experiences and from my experience, I am safer in SA than the US. I don’t know the black South Africans that you know but I can guarantee you that I know MORE black South Africans than you do and so I would say that puts me in a better position to talk about what black South Africans say about crime, what we talk about in our houses daily. And I can guarantee you that we don’t go on about crime like you do. The biggest crime black people complain about is gender based violence. The rest of these robbery type of crimes don’t affect us at the same rate that they affect you. They do affect our communities, but not nearly as much as they affect yours. That is why you never hear black people getting outraged on a national scale and demanding the government do something unless it’s another case of gender based violence. That’s because that’s what mainly affects the black community. You don’t hear black people uniting on a national scale and going to social media demanding change or protesting on the streets about other crimes like home/farm invasions, carjackings etc. That’s because even though it affects us, it doesn’t affect us anywhere near the level it affects you. Those criminals mostly target white communities. That means black communities are actually safer (not entirely safe), but safer because we are less targeted by such crimes. So if you’re lucky enough as a black woman to have non-abusive man around you, you can mostly live your life without being touched by violence. Unless you get targeted by a stranger, which is rare because most of these crimes are mostly committed by the women’s intimate partners. The stats by South Africans (not by UN) is that every 24 hours, 2 or 3 women are killed by an intimate partner. That means in a year, there are about 700-1,000 women who die this way. That’s really bad, but considering there’s about 30 million women in SA, there’s way more women who are safe than those who are in danger. But because it affects young black women on a regular basis, of course we are outraged and we want change because we sympathize and we see ourselves in those women. So we do wonder if we are next.
Now the other problems that I mention affect white people more. And like I said, it’s a by-product of apartheid. Your ancestors committed massive crimes against my ancestors. That is a fact. Whatever injustices you feel like you’re enduring will never amount to the injustices suffered by my people at your ancestors’ hand. We are still dealing with the consequences of those actions today, but we are resilient and so we fight on. But to be honest with you, when we sit in our houses and have table talk, black people are very angry at the injustices we have suffered through the generations at white people’s hands. Even today we suffer those injustices. Like when those university boys made our mothers who work on their campuses drink urine a few years ago, or the footage of white policemen training their dogs by making them chase and bite black young men in the 90s. Those monsters are still alive and well. Such things outrage us. That’s why whenever a racist comes out of the woodwork, we want them named and shamed and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. You see, when black South Africans are truly affected by an issue, whether it’s demanding that universities reduce school fees like that Fees must fall movement, we mobilize and demand change and we refuse to be silent. If we are mostly quiet about it, it’s because it doesn’t affect us on a large scale.That is why you see young black South Africans voting to keep Malema relevant and in parliament. No denying he is a wild card but he touches on a lot of issues that hit a nerve with young black people who live in the shadow of what was done to their forefathers during apartheid and want to see some change in their lifetimes. Black people are angry, that is why even though you are human beings, it’s hard for us to sympathize with your plight. We don’t get involved when you go on about crimes that mostly affect you, we only mobilize when it comes to things that personally affect us, like gender based violence. That is a fact. Don’t ask a day laborer what black people think. Walk into a university campus and sit with young black people, go into their homes and share a meal with them on a regular basis, then you will begin to really know what we care about and what we don’t care to get involved in.
@@tonysa2337 Your long winded political rhetoric detracts from exactly what youre saying. Keep politics out of sport.
Its very easy, best man qualifies for the job.
@@RSAkimmaps87 " I don’t depend on the UN stats for my truth. I depend on my own experiences and from my experience, I am safer in SA than the US. " The UN crime stats for each country are provided by the respective governments of those countries, so the stats that show that that SA has a 6 times higher murder rate than the US and 170 times higher murder rate than Japan are South African government stats. To repeat, according to UN/SA government stats black people suffer higher rates of murder and rape than their white compatriots. Clearly you a very privileged compared to most South Africans, but just because you seemingly went to university and have the extreme privilege of being able to work in the US, that doesn''t make you any better than the people that you refer to as "day labourers". What appalling elitism and arrogance! I prefer to rely on facts and not the feelings of someone who regards her views as more important than those of a "day labourer" and clearly rationalises violence against race groups other than their own. Based on your post, the difference between you and I is that I am concerned about all South African victims of violent crime and not just those who share my skin colour, level of education, gender or perceived social status.
You have made it clear that you are only concerned with rape and murder of people who share your gender and race (a view shared by the architects of Apartheid you claim to despise), and don't care about the suffering of other race groups or black people that you perceive as inferior to you ( what you term " day labourers"). It may come as a surprise to you that I do not accept that merely because you are a black woman you are a spokesperson for all black South Africans. This part of your post speaks volumes about your, callous and elitist views:
"Don’t ask a day labourer what black people think. Walk into a university campus and sit with young black people, go into their homes and share a meal with them on a regular basis, then you will begin to really know what we care about and what we don’t care to get involved in."
What you care about, and what you don't care to get involved in, is made abundantly clear from your post. You care about about young black woman, who have had the privilege of going to university and are fortunate enough to work or study in the United States, something that the majority of South Africa's population (and in particular "day labourers") can only dream of. It may come as a shock to you, but your views, and those of other university students, are no more important than those of what you refer to as "day labourers". In fact I am far more interested in the views of my immensely decent, hard working black colleagues who pay the taxes that make university education possible. Its ironic that you look down on the "day labourers" that made it possible for you to go to university. By the way, my black colleagues include "day labourers", technicians, university graduates and political appointees, and I do regularly share meals with them, occasionally in their or my homes. Maybe you should try and do the same; it may open your eyes to the fact that people are people and you may even develop some compassion for people of a different race or class.
"But to be honest with you, when we sit in our houses and have table talk, black people are very angry at the injustices we have suffered through the generations at white people’s hands." To be honest with you, I would, and do, trust my life to black people on a weekly basis, and I can assure you that the average hard working black South African is a kind, tough, generous individual, who does not hold any animosity towards me because of my skin. That kind of bigotry is a luxury that seemingly only young university students can afford. Just like I cant speak for all white people, you most certainly don't speak for all black people. I could care less for the anger of a young person that is angry with me purely because of my skin colour and what my ancestors did to there ancestors. Lastly, it is the ultimate euphemism to refer to Malema as a "wild card". A person who proudly proclaims that committing racial genocide (of any race) is a viable solution to the problems of this country, is not a "wild card" but a cowardly, delusional racist. I truly hope you one day learn to judge people by their character and not their skin colour, class or educational level.
Mapimpi was my man of the match. He was phenomenal, making tackles, chasing the high ball and the creativity for his try. Excellent performance!
Am also a seriuos contender for Man of Match.
Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
Cheslin Kolbe: ⬆️⬅️↗️⬇️➡️
'Nobody' doesn't know Kolbe.
Haha!! Still can't figure out which way Kolbe went!
This is gold!
True Springbok manoeuvring right there!!!
I could watch that try on replay 1000 times. The way he darts on the outside and steps back is unstoppable.
Good on South Africa, as a kiwi I respect South Africa, they sing with passion, play with passion and 100% deserve to win this game and tournament 👍🏽👍🏽
Love you bro. From South Africa💙
Great attitude..respectable
I say the same. My number 1 team, when not supporting all blacks lol. Proud of you guys, Southern Hemisphere forever! You have helped the whole of New Zealand be happy and also heal our pain.
@@richtamati9959 thanks guys, respect and kind words from Kiwis means more than any superficial media write-ups or sour English expressions - for us saffers, there's nothing more important than keeping the respect and rivalry with NZ alive, in all of the rugby calendar
Watching this three years later and I started crying. This was such a beautiful day in SA's history and in the history of rugby! Breathtaking!
Congratulations South Africa. Undoubtedly the best team on the day won by playing passionate, physical rugby and scoring two genuinely world class tries. We all know how much this means to the country, and it is inspiring to see how a sporting institution that once represented prejudice and the apartheid-era has evolved into a beacon of diversity, acceptance and unity.
Of course, a few games of rugby will never solve all the problems in a country, but it is a symbol of progress and a testament to the power of sport.
To England: hold your heads with pride. You played a fantastic world cup, and delivered the greatest performance ever produced by an English rugby team with your semi-final win against New Zealand. We all knew how close the tournament would be - and this was exemplified by the fact that neither Eng, SA, nor NZ could beat both other sides.
Finally, I think every rugby fan from around the world can agree that the country of Japan was truly an incredible host. The Brave Blossoms delighted millions not only with the major scalps they took, but in the manner in which they took them: via flowing, expansive rugby. Further, despite the tragic destruction and loss of life caused by Typhoon Hagibis during the tournament, the people of Japan never failed to embrace the hundreds of thousands of World Cup tourists and provide a level of hospitality we rarely, if ever, see in the West.
In my humble opinion, this was the greatest Rugby World Cup of all time.
F***, I love rugby.
Well said, +1 for best rugby host nation.
Amen brother 💪
This comment is amazing
100% correct. This comment is amazing.. I'm so moved by what the boys achieved
Best comment....
Thank you the whole world 🌍who stood behind South Africa and the Springboks, 🙏🙏👏👏
We are officially three-time world champions, Springboks you have made us proud 😀
Wait... you that Stan that i stream for movies and whatnot? Arent you a online streaming service?
@@spacewater5866 Nah
@Stan If this win doesn’t unite our country, I don’t know what will
Thanks to both teams South Africa and England😁👍🏻 Have a nice beer🍺
@@jacobzuma5480 True, this win is one of the most unifying moments
The South African coach, captain and team were so humble, having so much humility!......this makes the victory so much more deserved! Love from NZ :)
Thank you..from now going forward will support NZ...we belong in SH
Your little all black team got destroyed mate fuckhead
@@Jack-kd5hd don't get a trophy for it though do u
@@Jack-kd5hd pretty sure he's a saffa expat in new zealand judging from his name
Thanks South Africa for keep the cup on this side of the world. Greetings from Argentina and go bokke!
Southern hemisphere bro 😃
for Nelson Mandela !
Pumas por la victoria! amor de sudáfrica!
Thank you sir ! This win is for SA and the southern hemisphere !
@@Jan-rr5hh it's a win for South Africa nothing to do with the Southern Hemisphere, if France for example won the cup you wouldn't get Ireland fans say a win for the Northern Hemisphere. Why cant we let South Africa enjoy their win.
Congratulations Suid Afrika 🇿🇦
Love from Portugal 🇵🇹
Obrigado
Nostra Mashego jy is welkom!
Dankie (Afrikaans), Nkosi (xhosa) Means thank you :-)
Da minha parte tbm.))) sou saffa morando em Portugal.)))
Fredrik Zhang Really? In wich city? My family has close ties with South Africa. Já sabes falar português?
Congratulations SA, from us Kiwis, we are proud of not just your win but how you did it.
Enjoy your win, its your time to celebrate
We will see you next year.
Much respect 👊
can't wait for the rivalry to continue man, I WISH we'd have had our 100th together for the final. It would've been a much much harder game for my team but it was the final the world wanted!
Congratulations south Africa, from a Welsh fan 🏴🏴🏴
@@davidpearn2484 You guys were also tremendous. That game between SA and Wales could have gone any way. I watched the highlights of that gamne again last night. Well done. You did well and still deserve maximum respect.
Contact Super Plumber You All Blacks fans are absolute class. Glad we could keep the cup in the Southern Hemisphere after your 2 dominant wins. NZ and Springboks forever the kings of rugby. Much love from South Africa ❤️
Well done SA ! Youngmen who did put in all their efforts to show the world where they belong.I am not a South African African but I still remember a son of a Netherlander born in SA telling me "SA is my home." I hope concerns of such youngmen are taken on board by current politiciations who are guided by history but maybe deaf to the young generation.
Lukhanyo though😭😭I know Mapimpi and Kolbe scored tries but let's give props to Lukhanyo for those awesome fast passes👏👏👏👏
Kat Grootboom he actually impressed the whole tournament!! Got his hands dirty, passed well and his defense was massive. Enjoyed watching what he did with ball and all his of the ball stuff.
Unsung heroes man, he played so well
I thought Pollard and Am were our back line players of the game. Am has been an absolute rock it defensive the whole tournament and his work rate is always top class. In the final he also showed his ability to break the line and his incredible vision and calmness on attack. He was also instrumental in setting up Kolbe for his try. Pure class!
Yes, he could have scored the try himself but unselfishly past wide. He could have scored SAs first ever world Cup try. Total respect to him
For me he was the man of the match
New Zealand congratulates you South Africa. Thank you for keeping the cup in the southern hemisphere
💙Love from SA
dans 4 ans le xv de france ve montrer son vrai visage ! bonne chance a tous !
bravo les sud af , a dans 4 ans !!!!!!!!!
I think England underestimated SA by beating AB..Southern Hemisphere still reign as King of the rugby in the modern era..Congrats SA you deserve it.
Best rugby game I have ever watched. How one team united a nation, again.
And a hemisphere
All while the blacks were butchering the Dutch farmers but all good as SA won the world cup.
Uniting a nation is what makes their victory that much sweeter. Proud AB fan, but glad the SA won more than just the cup
@@mrschultz7254 that is so so soooo true
Yeah what ever this won’t unite the country for very long . South Africa is fucked
That Springbok defence is crazy good. They have never conceded a try in any of their world cup wins (3).
They reminded me of Sparta.
The Springboks only have 4 tries scored against them the whole RWC including the finals... That's brutal defence if you ask me
We so proud too
@Lemmy Five Quid That was one of the best finals ever as the Springboks were the underdogs and totaly eliminated the English on any aspect of the game
Yes their defense is ruthless and made of steel. You always end up going bkward 😳
@@PepperSquad not 3?
As an American, we don't see a whole lot of rugby here and I haven't watched much in my life, but I thoroughly enjoyed watching the World Cup. I wish we could see it more here. Congratulations to South Africa!
try sky tv
Thanks but I wished that south africa could've vs America? But I also respect your message and I'm a proud south african
MASSIVE EFFORT FROM THE SOUTH AFRICAS TEAM. IM HAPPY YOU WON!! YOU HAVE A RESPECTFUL COACH AND A HUMBLE CAPTAIN..
ENGLISH THOUGHT THEY HAD THE WORLD CUP ONCE THEY BEAT THE ABZ. TO COCKY.... YOU DESERVED THE WIN AND HAD THE HEART OF A LION... RESPECT FROM A ALL BLACKS FAN..
SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦 2019#
Bounce back mate. NZ will be back. We are always cheering just as hard for your boys.
Feels good to shut that Northern Hemisphere up😂.
ABZ will be back but I Enjoyed the SPRINGBOX humbleing the English.. MASSIVE EFFORT.:
I am SO happy for you! Was routing for you all the way boys!!! 🇿🇦❤️Congratulations South Africa!! Sending love and hugs all the way from Wales 🏴 Up the Boks!!
Love you Wales💙
We'll take that, Nichole! My boss and many of my workmates are Welsh, so have a bit of a soft spot for your lads. Look forward to seeing them in the 6 Nations.
Thanks Nichole, nothing but respect for the Welsh heart, passion and love for the game and each other!
Niesa Armien ❤️❤️❤️
Stevie Rogers Thank you! woke up at 7:30 just to see you guys smash it!! 🇿🇦🇿🇦 well worth it. Congratulations!! Xx
I was nearly in tears watching the ceremony after the game. Well deserved Springboks, from an Aussie
As a south african, it’s so awesome how many AB fans commented here. “Fiercest rivals on the field, but always a friend off it.”
Stefan Spamer u mean ABD villiars?
AKSHAY G thats what ive been thinking
@@indianfoodartists3579 All Black Fans
I think we've always had a ton of respect for South African Rugby and many youngsters forget that SA actually had the better head to head record before the professional era. Plus we are grateful for the Ex pats who play for the Black Caps in cricket, very handy indeed.
In South Africa rugby is more and more popular than cricket
In school days ABD captain of his schl rugby team
Im happy the boks won the RWC 🙌🏾🙌🏾 well played and well deserved win !! From an All blacks supporter 🇳🇿 🖤
Congrats South Africa! Im happy for your new achievement! From Argentina 🇦🇷
I Think we can all say....
Thank you Japan.
Ano cheers Russia 🤣
有難う
Will never get over that pass from Lukhanyo Am
For years to come it will be the gold standard and the whole move will be the standard for teamwork.
I was at work but when the springboks nailed the cup we heard the crowd lose their minds from 3 floors down! GO BOKKE!!! Proud moment 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
💙
Thank you Spring Boks , thank you for keeping the Cup in the Southern Hemisphere ! What an awesome win , congratulations !! As an AB`s supporter , even if the final was you and the AB`s , I`m very sure you guys would have beaten us , looking at this game . Just too much talent and speed , you guys certainly look like No. 1 at the moment , cheers my Bokke friends.
Thanks for the kind words. I believe the AB's are still the best in the world but cant wait for our next clash!
This is great for the biggest and most respectful rivalry in world rugby - NZ v SA
Wow... respectable!!! Thank you
ABs are still the number 1 team for me as a rugby force, but as a diehard & proud Bok fan I'll take your words today, many thanks Rick!
Thanks Rick
From an Englishman, well played South Africa, you were the better side today, and your team deserves this! Gotta say well done to our boys as well, they’ve done the nation proud in this tournament 🏴🏴
Thank you
Cheers, mate. Have a pint for me.
Thanks from RSA.
Thanks but England was brilliant this WC
Congratulations!!!🇿🇦✨✨
I'm a Japanese.
Sorry for my poor English.
I hoped SA win! Now, I'm so happy!!
I want to say to everyone related to this RWC thank you!! Honestly, before this RWC, I wasn't interested in rugby💦 But now, I become a rugby fan through this RWC!!!!😁✨
I want to say thank you for foreign rugby fans because they show us how to enjoy rugby game. This RWC taught us what is a rugby spirit!!
Thank you!!!!!❤️
I hope see you again in Japan!!!
(I'll go to RWC2023😍)
*THANK YOU JAPAN!!* 👍🏽
From *NZL* 🇳🇿👍🏽
Japan were excellent hosts 👏👏👏👏👏👏
🙏🙏🙏
Arigato...I am in Philippines, near Japan...come visit Klub Safari
All the people of Japan can hold there heads high. Japan hosted what has to be the greatest WC ever. This Kiwi has nothing but RESPECT & Love for Japan. thank you so much JAPAN
Thank you South Africa for making us (Africa) proud..✊🏾✊🏾👊🏾👊🏾🇿🇼❤️ love from Zimbabwe.
Congrats from NZ to South Africa on winning the world cup,! We were backing you all the way! Beautiful to watch! Welcome to the 3rd World Cup winners club... You totally earned it!!
Hey mate, if NZ had won, we would have cheered equally hard for your boys. Better luck next time and you will bounce back.
🙏🙏🙏
Thanks dude. Appreciate it massively. Exited to see the next clash between our sides. Gonna be a humdinger ⚡️
When I am feeling sad in the future, I'll just watch these highlights.
Mapimpi's kick n chase try, Chelsin's footwork and Siya lifting the cup!
How about that scrum
@@bryanfury7887 It was indeed a thing of beauty. As was Pollard's composure in slotting over penalty after penalty won by our scrum.
Still doing it - feel sad ... put this on.
Thank God for that.........no endless re-runs on the BBC about that "magic final" for the next 20 years
Thank you South Africa for sticking up for the SH. Much love from Argentina, you deserve it boys!!!
This is why I love SH rugby! We respect each other, always!
🇦🇷🇿🇦🇳🇿🇦🇺 - 8 RWC wins amongst us!
🙂👍Congratulations South Africa..!!!🇿🇦 🏆(From Sri Lanka🇱🇰)
Congratulations South Africa! from Argentina ,we were supporting you.
Congratulation from Sudan to South Africa making Africa proud Mama Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Thank you Springboks belong to team Africa❤cheers from SA
That defence from the Springboks. 😳
I do wish they'd feature the extended highlights because that defence was on fire!
Rassie for minister of defence
@@Fuzzy_Halo I Agree!
All three of the Springboks World Cup final victories have been built on defence. South Africa's organisation, discipline and ferocity on defence is unparalleled in World Cups. Our coaches occasionally forget that and try to turn the Springboks into the All Blacks or France, and it fails miserably every time. I love our Springbok style of rugby and hope Rassie has now convinced future coaches not to mess with it.
Never felt so emotional😭❤Proud South African! Proud Fan🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
You and me both brother.
Same🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦✨
Congratulation south africa are the best ... from Costa Rica🇨🇷
Respect
Thank you for your support🇿🇦🇨🇷
Love much. From South Africa💙
i am from pakistan and i dont know anything about rugby but after watching this match i really felt happy for south africans....
I'm South African and I'm so proud of our wonderful players
Geluk bokke! Julle is awesome!🇿🇦❤
New Zealand fan here
Welcome to the 3 dubs club boys
So happy for you
Well done SA thanks for upholding the southern hemispheres dominance in WCs 😁 from an aussie
am happy we won not only for us South Africa but for the southern hemisphere if we had lost the match we were all not going to rest from the English media as England would have beaten all the southern hemisphere giants
Well done BOKKE!! You made not just SA proud but also the whole Southern hemisphere the place where rugby is KING!!
This victory is for South Africa not the Southern Hemisphere, for example if France won the tournament Ireland wouldn't be celebrating a win for the Northern Hemisphere,let them enjoy their moment.
@@kellannkundla5864 well I support South Africa, if the Aussies and Kiwis want to jump on the SA bandwagon that's pretty sad.
@@pubtalkpubtalk651 geewhizz man can you be that dense
Although I’m a Brit, I am hella proud of South Africa for what they’ve managed to do ❤️ God bless
Is Rugby union popular in England???? I think they only cares about soccer
@@Karlmarx-r9dthe fact you call it soccer completely voids your point
@@ryanford1573 it is Soccer.... Football is🏈🏈🏈
@@Karlmarx-r9d It is popular but no where near as popular as football/soccer
After that solid 20 phase defense and England still hadn’t scored, I knew the game was ours. No team recovers from a mental blow like that. The tries were just the cherry on top. Well played England, heads high. Bokke, you’ve made your country unbelievably proud and written yourselves into the history books. Nou bring daai beker huis toe. 🔥💛💚
The English played well for England, Boks played as if their entire nation's lives were at stake.
thank you brothers for avenging us kiwi proud
CONGRATS SA!!
Welcome to the 3x World Cup Champs Club lol
Southern hemisphere ftw
*Much love from New Zealand.*
The 2nd South African Try reminds me of those wildlife documentaries where the Gazelle outwits the Lion with the body swerve dummy. The 1st try was just a joy to watch.
Just have to keep watching Farrell sprawling about on the grass as the 2nd try is scored. Brightens up the dullest day.
@@colharris5283 With that absolutely flabbergasted look on his face at the realization that the game is over, done and dusted....priceless!
The whole game could be described as “the gazelle outwits then Lion”
Bro Coby could easily outwit a lion and a gazelle 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Coincidentally the vids were shot in South Africa
Mr Am(SA center- 13) what a special man you are to pass the ball(even tho you could have easily score the try yourself). You have my respect and shows what a special person you are. Thank you for the world class performance
Yes what a man
Yep, that went unnoticed
Both him and Dealende have grown into fine centres, Am is a rock solid rugby player!
I love you for this comment. He played a big role in both tries
Except that knockon :)
Southern hemisphere reigns supreme🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
As a defeated ABs fan, I too will be claiming this as a victory for us
Yes
southern hemisphere will be top for many years to come ,England your are the new chokers now
im so bloody happy that the Mighty Springboks won woohoo.
@Tom G 😂
Thinking of the 4 SA players from 1995 who never got to see this. RIP
Sweet💙
Nice thought, so sad to see so many young fit guys dying so young. RIP brothers.
But not Jonah Lomu? I guess you don't like New Zealanders.
@@markcynic808 No, he just means I'd be nice for previous South African world cup winners to be present on that day, no offense meant to New Zealanders in that comment
@@nikheelmj Thanks for being clear on my comment.
I'm from Brazil, rugby is not popular here, and a lot people don't know. But for the first time, the Rugby World Cup was broadcast here, I found the sport very interesting, I would like to follow more tournaments.
There will be the Six Nations tournament in February 2020 😄
Do not forget to support your latin cousins France and Italy 😉
Brazil competes in the annual Americas Rugby Championship. The next one is this Winter. Starts around the same time as the Six Nations here in Europe.
Congratulations to South Africa!! A truly world class performance!! ❤️ absolutely gutted at the loss but were beaten by a fantastic team! Love from England! 🏴❤️🇿🇦
I am japanese
I'm glad that South Africa won a championship
Japan lost to the champion team
Japan won as the greatest host nation.
@@TheTheotherfoot
Thank you,
Please come to the Tokyo Olympics
Thank you for hosting an amazing World Cup Japan. Much love and respect from South Africa.
Your Nation hosted an excellent WC and you can be Proud of your team.Respect from SA.
I randomly shed a tear after reading this.
Japan is a great country.
I'm definitely visiting next year.
To be humble and confident at the same time. To be diverse and have unity is the magic of rugby and something RSA and New Zealand have in common. This is why so many South Africans are all black fans and so many kiwis are South African fans. We are cut from the same cloth and the only thing better than beating Australia is beating England.
Well done South Africa, I have never seen so many kiwis pack out a bar to cheer on a team in a game we had no skin in. England gave us a game we had no answers to, and South Africa gave England a masterclass in technical rugby, humility and humanity.
South Africans love the All Blacks because you lot love rugby as much as we do.We will wake up at 2am in the morning to watch the greatest rivalry in rugby on the telly.Did'nt like the way Farrel disrespected the Haka so im glad we could set them straight.
@@saitamalowry6795 thank you for the comments..i wish the arrogant people could understand what the haka is about.Samoa and Tonga also have there own form of haka...oh and CONGRATS
@@saitamalowry6795 He didn't disrespect it - he stood with his teammates and accepted the challenge that the haka represents. There was no arrogance involved; we up here hold the haka in VERY high regard - it's one of the most iconic sporting moments and we will always respect it, but never bow to it.
@@saitamalowry6795 cheslin taught Farrell a lesson ⬆️↗️↖️⬅️↙️⬇️
hakaboy6924 England are respectful the haka England did wasn’t offensive was mind games and it works
As an all black fan i was cheering on the boks, well done south africa, you made not only you’re country happy but new zealand as well.
Yeah the England team was so arrogant
Congragulations South Africa you deserved it. Real proud of you guys coming from an All Blacks fan.
From all South African, thank u for the support
Lots of love from Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Another brother!
Love from SA...
We did it for Africa. Much love from SA...
Kenya is a future power iin the sport...
Yup. Glory for Africa.
Thank you ☺️
As a Kiwi, I’ve never been this proud of the Springoks!😂😀😁
Hopefully our great rivalry will start again. Respect from SA
...only because England made you look very ordinary, and you're salty.
tonebonetones
Swing low, sweet chariot..now it’s time for you to go hoooooome😂
@@tonebonetones Course we are Salty, a team that beats us only 1 out of every 10 games knocked us out of the WC, think what a great final ABs vs SA would have been, the two best teams in the world fighting it out. Maybe in France 2023 we will get the final the world of rugby really wants.
tonebonetones an in the end that meant zero after the Spingboks man handled your team an put their names in the history books .
If your not first , your nothing
Well done Boks
Can’t wait for next year RC
I'm New Zealanders and African I'm so happy for won South Africa .🏆
From a New Zealander - AWESOME! Congratulations!
Good on you, South Africa! You did the Southern Hemisphere PROUD!
If we can't win it, I always want YOU or Australia to win it!
We In the Southern Hemisphere stick together.
Surely Argentina or Fiji then too? Hahaha
That moment when he hoisted the cup, even as a *Kiwi I was feeling it!*
☝🏾🇳🇿🏆🏆🏆
*CONGRATS SAF* ☝🏾🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆👍🏽
*HARDLUCK ENG* 🏴🏆👇
*SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE DOMINANCE!!*
🇳🇿🏆🏆🏆🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆🇦🇺🏆🏆
💙From from South Africa
As a kiwi, I was too sour grapes to actually stay up and watch the final
@TheCameront555 yes I am and I can prove it. "Richie McCaw for pm". see?
@@thehumblekiwi1605 even worst he's a Cantab!
What’s a Kiwi?? No offense I’m just an uneducated pre teen
Congratulations South Africa from France 🇿🇦🇫🇷
See you in 2023
La perfide Albion ne devait pas gagner... Et c'est temps mieux 😁
Quel plaisir ce match et ce résultat.
🤩
Thank you 🙏
Good luck for 2023.👍
This was too emotional.. Thank you.. Siyabonga.. South Africans
JAAAAAA!!! Excellent play. Gongratz South-Africa. Greetings from Holland
Our blood brothers! Thank you for your support. I love Holland and think it's a nation beautiful people; inside and out. Greetings from a Saffa in the UK 💟
Braaidude Especially when you take down the rooineks in the final. I still feel truly linked with our Afrikaner broeders. Trots!
When you train 2.5 years for NZ and a week for SA.
Eddie Jones said he was gift shopping this week appantley that's how "prepared" he was 🙄
They were too focused on the All Blacks i guess and probably forgot about the main game. As A NZ fan is was gutted at how they played and mistakes they made compared to the complete performance last week. But happy that cup still remains in southern hemisphere. Congrats to the two best teams in the world.
Yup, disrespectful to the Springboks
To be fair, asking them to pull the performance they did against New Zealand again against South Africa was going to be asking for a lot
@@fatsomanamela8372 they can't play 2 hard games in a row , they looked tired and predictable
Best world cup final ever since 1995.
South Africa was never expected to win the 2019 world cup. From day one, they were never the favourites !! Some commentators said that they had an outside chance but these same commentators doubted it ! It is the humbleness and humility that the coach, the captain and all those South African players displayed that pushed them over the top. They believed but in a quiet, non arrogant way that they could do it !! It really is a beautiful story of a people that could dig deep without screaming and shouting that they were the best !! All those interviews by the coach, the captain and some of the players showed us all what humility and not having to be in the limelight all the time can achieve. Thoroughly enjoyed that final and started following all the South African matches from the quarters on. They were the team to watch. Well done South Africa, what a class act !! I am an avid New Zealand citizen who loves his rugby but this display of humbleness by the South Africans even made me cry !!
This is why I love NZ, its people and its love for rugby.
Your biggest rival on the field and friend off it🇿🇦🇳🇿
marki worthington true
Congratulations SOUTH AFRICA from ARGENTINA :)
Provincias Unidas del Sud - Argentina thanks man, we’d like to see Argentina get it sometime. From South Africa.
Our country needed this victory and the bokke knew that. I havent been this proud of them since 1995
@Costa del Artlepool Economical struggles and political unrest. Our country is becoming increasingly divided, when we to be united. Rugby has always brought our country together so we really needed this win.
You won the 2007 RWC as well.
@The505Guys Politics is messy. Lots of corruption. But the main thing would be the economical struggles. Extremely high unemployment leads to crime and civil unrest. Racial tensions are also growing. It doesn't always look good, but I remain hopeful. We've been through tough times before.
I love the Bokke, but can’t keep using rugby to bring the nation together. That is what 1995 was supposed to and work for a brief time. Nothing is going to change because of how corrupt the government is. We won it in 2007 as well and nothing changed, we’ll something did change....it got worse.
Kolisi’s speech was great and announced the struggles of our nation but it will fall on deaf ear to those in power.
From a proud Bokke fan living in Japan.
@@dandan3045 It's not that it will change anything politically... but it can give people something to be proud of. And we need that. We need something we can get behind. Hope is powerful. We need much more than just a RWC win... but at least it's something.
This was a very straight forward game for south africa
they played to their strength
South Africa deserved the win but the French ref was biased. You knew even before the game that it was going to happen. Anyway congrats springboks
@@oirsiplvekp6407 I think at least one of the scrum calls was questionable, but SA still deserved the win and were by far the better team today. -Englishman
The first half was close tho
@@oirsiplvekp6407 Jerome was a fair ref in every way
South Africa got revenge for us kiwis proud of you boys uniting your country once again 🤙
Are you English?
Wdym kiwis
@@elijahackermann2036 hes from new zealand
Congratulations to South Africa from Ireland 🇮🇪
When armaggoden comes, I wanna be in a bunker defended by the Springboks.
Love this 👍🏼
And get murdered for being white?
@@Thebonesoftrees hahahahahaha go away self loathing troll. your sad soul isn't any of my business. tune in to fox news they'll help you feel better.
Yeah but how about the All blacks, eh?
Maybe if you could spell armageddon.
NZ beat RSA
Eng beat NZ
RSA beat Eng
You've gotta love sport 😂😂
Congrats to South Africa, from an England supporter we played our final last week and the energy just wasn't there and we let SA play how they wanted, incredibly proud of how far this team has come in 4 years as the memories of 2015 are still fresh, onwards and upwards :)🌹🌹
Rock paper scissors of rugby
@@123sadt Absolutely! I kind of knew that NZ was going to be our best performance so I didn't get my hopes up ;)
Well said mate
Rock Paper Scissors🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sport is a beautiful, if at times painful thing. Too be fair however, I did believe Wales would have gone further than England. They had a much better team. Our media always love to hype our sports teams.
I can’t believe I’ve watched this at least 50 times! The best Rugby World Cup final ever!!!
Quality performance and fully deserved win from SA, attack and defence was outstanding. congrats from England :)
Mike Harris thanks bro
@Mike Harris Your team played excellent rugby this world cup, as a Saffa i have to take my hat off to you guys
Thank you. We needed this win in RSA.
Mike Harris. You are indeed a true sportsman and can take a loss like a gentleman. As a bok supporter i love the win, but would have taken a loss to England wirh proud also.
A worthy opponent indeed
Literally England can’t even get pass the steel wall of SA. Solid defending!
Indeed 😊😄
Credit to England they got to the finals. The best team won. Rugby united.
@@michaeljohnson-thiman4975 both teams were excellent. And being in the finals was already an achievement. Well done england and well done my dear bokke😊
LITERALLY🇿🇦😭
25 phases and didn’t make any yards
Media: England has outstanding defence and just amazing chemistry, they will beat South Africa without breaking a sweat
South Africa: Ja hold my biltong will you
A quick Klipdrift shot and onto the field of battle to sort out the Pommies.
We had za warudo to help us today.
Not the English media. They spent most of the week worried about the Boks smashing us which exactly what happened.
Yare yare daze Media
@@leigh-jeanterblanche5833 I see you're a man/woman of culture too👌
That last TRY was beautiful that inside step was amazing the perfection and execution wowzers love from Aotearoa
Congratulation South Africa from Egypt ♥️
Come on South África, Argentina is with you!!!
One love
Vamos Pumas ✌
🇦🇷🇿🇦❤
Congratulations South Africa
Vamos los Pumas
Congratualtions on winning Rugby World Cup 2019 to South Africa (from an Englishman).
Big congratulations SA. Much love from 🇳🇬. So happy as well for the new captain delivering in his first world cup.
Congratulations again. 😘
Thank you
Congratulations South Africa and well fought England from a new Swedish rugby fan!
Köttbullar 56 I would honestly love a Swedish team
I'm also new rugby fan. In Sweden do you have rugby national team?
@@jazzydino7623 preferably female, but yeah
Why Putin :)
@@gabrielabdul8372 Our national team is 47th in the rankings which probably means we're useless. Rugby is rare and unknown here in Sweden, most swedes prefer sports like football or hockey.
From a kiwi: great job SA for keeping the trophy it in the best hemisphere and away from the poms👌 you guys are the best team in the world now, cant wait for the NZ SA rivalry to continue
Away from the poms 🏋🏾♂️
Southern Hemisphere Unite!
Why does everyone hate England tho? In every sport, not just rugby
@@SSC0002 because they are full of pride which makes them think they're best..they need to be humbled a little
@@jongilejoe7973 Seems to me like every other team's fans are full of pride. A lot of sports fans act as if they personally helped their team to win. Looking at these comments over the course of the tournament I would say the English fans are the least proud
On behalf of my fellow south africans i would like to thank England for beating NZ in Semi final so that our boys can bring the cup home,,, NZ is the only team that gives us hard time otherwise no other team can match us when we play our A game
Congrats!! 3 kiwis gave you a thumbs up. 🎉
There is so much rivalry more often then not NZ get the better end of us, I do think however we played very poorly against them in the opening game with due respect.