We are facing the frankly bizarre situation in which the only party promising to thoroughly explore the allegation made against Bongi Mbonambi is South Africa.
If the All Blacks win it,they will have done it the hard way:this South African team is smart,and their talent goes deep.
The allegation was made just before the half-hour mark of England’s Rugby World Cup loss to South Africa.
Written off after an underwhelming journey to the semi-finals,England played superbly and deserved to beat South Africa.
The Springboks’ 16-15 win at the death keeps their title defence at the Rugby World Cup alive,setting up a blockbuster final against old rival New Zealand.
The All Blacks and a shot at history await the Springboks after a tense semi-final showdown against England at Stade de France in Paris.
There were no late miracles for France,Ireland or Fiji,yet somehow England are through to the final four. It’s enough to test the faith of even the most devout rugby fan.
A scintillating first half gave way to a brutal street fight in Paris as South Africa beat the tournament hosts by one point to book a semi-final showdown with England.
Host nation France takes on the Springboks in a mouth-watering clash with a place in the final four up for grabs.
Ireland and South Africa were ferocious,ambitious and highly skilled in their showdown,and made a mockery of the narrative kicking is dominating the Rugby World Cup.
Australia still top Pool C but their upcoming clash with Fiji now looms as crucial to both sides’ chances of reaching the quarter-finals.