Daily wrap: How Rassie broke Bok shackles

SA Rugby magazine looks at what happened in Tokyo on Tuesday as the Springboks build toward their World Cup semi-final against Wales.

Edwards: We’ll have to keep an eye out on Kolbe

Defence coach Shaun Edwards sees Cheslin Kolbe as the biggest threat to Wales’ chances of progressing to a first-ever World Cup final.

Inside the Office: More of the same

Inside the Office, where we bring you the unfiltered opinions of our writers and editors as they break down the hottest topics. Join the conversation by tweeting us @sarugbymag.

Money Man Show: Quarter-Finals review

The Money Man sits down with Mark Keohane to break down the four World Cup quarter-finals where the All Blacks, England, Wales and the Springboks have booked their spots.

Boks welcome level playing field

Assistant coach Matt Proudfoot says it will suit the Springboks to play against Wales at a neutral venue for a change.

Hansen: No time for mind games

All Blacks coach Steve Hansen says that there is no point in getting involved in mind games ahead of Saturday’s semi-final against England.

Watch: Boks’ World Cup semi-finals

Ahead of the Springboks’ semi-final against Wales, SA Rugby magazine looks back at South Africa’s previous semi-finals at the World Cup.

Proudfoot: Opposition determines our bench

Matt Proudfoot says the Boks’ opponents determine the makeup of the replacements bench, while Bongi Mbonambi confirms he’s fit to face Wales.

World Rugby benches Peyper

World Rugby has confirmed that South African referee Jaco Peyper was not considered for officiating selection this weekend after posing for a controversial photo with Welsh fans.

Boks get Garces again

French referee Jerome Garces will be in charge of the Springboks’ World Cup semi-final against Wales on Sunday, while Welshman Nigel Owens will referee England’s clash with New Zealand.