South Africa's Springboks defeated New Zealand's All Blacks in the third Test at Johannesburg's FNB Stadium, also known as the Calabash, ending a winless run at the venue against the All Blacks dating back to 2010. According to The South African Sport, the victory broke the so-called 'Calabash jinx', settling a long-standing score in the storied rugby rivalry between the two nations. The result marks a significant moment for the world champions on home soil.

The Springbok Women secured a 34-21 victory against the USA Eagles at Ellis Park in Johannesburg, reinforcing their reputation as a rising power in international rugby.

The All Blacks secured a victory in their Nations Championship opener against France. Meanwhile, the Springboks are set to begin their campaign against England at Ellis Park in Johannesburg later on Saturday, according to SABC Sport.

The Springbok women's rugby team defeated the higher-ranked United States 34-21 at Ellis Park, with No 8 Logan Welman scoring two tries. This match marked the first of a two-Test series, showcasing a strong first-half performance by the South African team, according to TimesLIVE.

A Citizen Sport opinion piece argues that Soweto deserves to host more Springbok rugby Tests, but not at the expense of other venues. The writer describes the atmosphere at FNB Stadium as electric, while noting it was the fourth Springbok Test held in Gauteng this season. According to the piece, stadiums in Durban, Gqeberha, Mbombela and Bloemfontein missed out on hosting matches, prompting calls for a fairer distribution of fixtures across South Africa.

South Africa's Springboks have made only two changes to their team for the final Test against New Zealand's All Blacks, according to The Citizen Sport. The Springboks are seeking a third consecutive victory to clinch the series, while the All Blacks are aiming to level the contest in the deciding match. The fixture closes out the series between the two rugby rivals.