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6 September 2026

Deon Fourie: Springboks veteran in tears during performance of SA’s national anthem vs All Blacks

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Deon Fourie: Springboks veteran in tears during performance of SA’s national anthem vs All Blacks

Springboks veteran gets emotional during South Africa’s national anthem before the highly anticipated clash against the All Blacks at the FNB Stadium.

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