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Eben Etzebeth eyes rare Springbok win in Dublin
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 70967, member: 636"] South African lock Eben Etzebeth emphasized his team's determination to reverse their losing streak in Dublin, where the Springboks have not secured victory since 2012. The 139-cap veteran described the upcoming encounter at Aviva Stadium against Ireland as an exciting challenge against one of rugby's elite nations, consistently ranked among the world's top three teams. Both sides split results during their previous meetings in South Africa, though Etzebeth stressed that competing in Ireland presents fundamentally different obstacles. The towering forward dismissed notions that the 2022 defeat in Dublin would fuel revenge motivation, noting significant changes across both squads since that match. He acknowledged insights from Irish-based teammates RG Snyman and Jean Kleyn, along with former Ireland internationals serving as assistant coaches, while cautioning that professional opponents adapt strategically. Assistant coach Mzwandile Stick confirmed disciplinary proceedings for Franco Mostert following his dismissal against Italy, with Lood de Jager appealing his earlier suspension. Preparations commenced as the Springboks target their first Dublin triumph in over a decade. [/QUOTE]
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