Springboks edge past Wales

Wales 36 South Africa 38

Springboks edge past Wales
Sat, 06 Nov, 2004 - 16:29

Wales 36 South Africa 38

Percy Montgomery weighed in with 23 points as South Africa began their tour of the British Isles with a narrow victory over a spirited Wales side in Cardiff.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: British IslesPlace: CardiffPlace: Millennium StadiumPerson: Percy MontgomeryPerson: MontgomeryPerson: Marius JoubertPerson: Fourie du PreezPerson: Jaco van der WesthuyzenPerson: Stephen JonesPerson: JonesPerson: De Wet BarryPerson: Joe van NiekerkPerson: Jake WhitePerson: Schalk BurgerPerson: Dwayne PeelPerson: JoubertPerson: Jones’Person: Gavin HensonPerson: Jean De VilliersPerson: Van der WesthuyzenPerson: HensonPerson: PeelEvent: Tri-NationsOrganisation: SpringboksOrganisation: WalesOrganisation: South AfricaOrganisation: Boks
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