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This is actually true. When there are nothing much between teams, in any sport, crucial moments like these can swing the momentum. Just need a bad referee decision or a small time off due to player injury and boom the momentum changes. Although I believe losing to Springboks at... show more

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With referees now selected, it will be interesting to see how they manage these sort of things from Springbok. Watch Nortje - first he starts limping, signs of a leg injury. Then when he walks off, he is going off for Head Injury. Argentina physio is trying to point this to the ref. Springboks have mastered this sort of thing the last two years. Watch the Wellington test on the changes made in the first half.

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