Springboks Tickets at Twickenham Sold Out Ahead of Nations Championship Finals

Springboks Tickets at Twickenham Sold Out Ahead of Nations Championship Finals

  • Demand for Springbok tickets at Twickenham has reportedly outpaced those of host nation England for the Nations Championship finals weekend
  • The world champion Boks are top of the southern hemisphere table at the halfway point of the inaugural competition
  • Six ranking matches are scheduled across three days in November before the grand finale on 27-29 November in London

Tickets for the Springboks' matches at Twickenham during the Nations Championship finals weekend in November have already sold out, with demand for South Africa and New Zealand reportedly exceeding that for host nation England.

The Guardian reported that interest in tickets for the world champion Boks and the All Blacks has surpassed that generated by Steve Borthwick's England side for the inaugural competition's decider in London.

Boks top the Southern Hemisphere table

South Africa currently lead the southern hemisphere pool standings at the halfway stage of the competition. The Springboks are no strangers to Twickenham, having faced Argentina, Wales and New Zealand there in recent years under coach Rassie Erasmus.

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Six rankings matches are scheduled to take place at the venue across one weekend next month, with two fixtures each on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

The format for Sunday's grand finale sees the top northern-hemisphere pool side face their southern-hemisphere counterpart, with second playing second, third playing third, and so on.

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Boks' road to the finals weekend

Before the London finals weekend, the Springboks are set to reassemble at the end of October. They face Italy on 7 November, France on 13 November, and Ireland on 21 November, ahead of the concluding round of matches at Twickenham from 27 to 29 November.

Source: Briefly News

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Ncube Harrison (Sports Editor) Harrison Ncube is a sports journalist with years of experience covering African and global sports. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies from the Zimbabwe Open University and previously worked at Sports Buzz (2018–2022), freelanced for Sports Journal (2023–2024), and contributed to Radio 54 African Panorama Live (2021–2023). He joined Briefly News in February 2025. For inquiries, reach him at ncube.harrison@briefly.co.za.

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