Boks spring from 10 points behind to beat Scots

Scotland 10 South Africa 14

Boks spring from 10 points behind to beat Scots
Sat, 15 Nov, 2008 - 16:21

Scotland 10 South Africa 14

Scotland face the prospect of being drawn in the most exacting of World Cup pools after South Africa fought back to defeat Frank Hadden’s side in the second Bank of Scotland Corporate Autumn Test at Murrayfield.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: MurrayfieldPlace: EdinburghPlace: SouthwellPerson: Frank HaddenPerson: Jaque FouriePerson: Ruan PienaarPerson: Nathan Hines’Person: Phil GodmanPerson: Dan ParksPerson: Mike BlairPerson: Bryan HabanaPerson: Bismarck du PlessisPerson: Brian MujatiPerson: Chris PatersonPerson: Hugo SouthwellPerson: ParksPerson: GodmanPerson: Schalk BurgerPerson: Ross FordPerson: MujatiPerson: PienaarPerson: Tendai MtawariraPerson: Jean De VilliersPerson: Conrad JantjesPerson: BurgerPerson: Dave PearcePerson: BlairPerson: Pierre SpiesPerson: John BarclayPerson: Allan JacobsenPerson: FouriePerson: HaddenPerson: Scott GrayPerson: Jason WhiteEvent: Bank of Scotland Corporate Autumn TestEvent: 2011 World CupEvent: World CupOrganisation: ScotlandOrganisation: South AfricaOrganisation: SpringboksOrganisation: New ZealandOrganisation: GlasgowOrganisation: Springbok
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