South Africa have declared they plan bury Wales' second Test hopes in ‘The Graveyard’ on Saturday as they lashed out over claims of picking a weakened side.
Springboks assistant Mzwandile Stick riled at criticism of the hosts’ team selection, telling Wales to ‘speak to us after the match.'
Wayne Pivac’s side head into the second Test in Bloemfontein 1-0 down in the series after losing the opening match 32-29 in Pretoria. The hosts’ boss Jacques Nienaber has made 14 changes to his starting XV as he experiments with his wider squad ahead of next year’s World Cup.
