Eden Park continues to haunt the Springboks. For decades, the All Blacks have turned the iconic stadium into a fortress. South Africa have often brought physical intensity and tactical sharpness but still come second best in Auckland. The Springboks’ battles with New Zealand at Eden Park always end in heartbreak, with narrow defeats or heavy losses.
Once again, in their latest clash, the world champions could not escape this old curse. Despite moments of brilliance, the Springboks fell short, leaving fans frustrated. The All Blacks celebrated another victory, keeping their dominance intact at Eden Park’s daunting stage.

Springboks star Jasper Wiese addresses his ‘stupid error’ against the All Blacks
Jasper Wiese stood out in the defeat, but not always for the right reasons. The Springboks’ powerhouse admitted frustration after making what he called a “stupid” error. Wiese did not hide behind excuses. Instead, he spoke openly about the mistake that haunted him over the past weeks.
His words revealed both honesty and hunger. “I was a bit frustrated with myself,” he admitted, reflecting on the error that weighed heavily on him. Facing the All Blacks, he explained, remains one of the toughest challenges for any South African player. Wiese stressed that he has worked tirelessly to prepare for the rematch.
His motivation is fuelled by determination and a burning desire to make amends. He promised to give his absolute best, underlining his hunger to prove himself. Wiese’s focus is now on redemption, ready to deliver a stronger and sharper performance this Saturday.
Fans react
After the Springboks star Jasper Wiese openned up about his stupit error against the All Blacks, he gave fans opinions.
@Donovan Swart “Just don’t express yourself with your head, buddy. We actually need you on the field, so open a can of Express Lite”
@Kagiso Billy “We can’t wait”
@Gavin Grierson “Set the Bull free !!”
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