Men's Rugby World Cup 2015 · Twickenham, London · 24 October 2015Head-to-head
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New Zealand won by 2 points.Half-time 12–7 · Tries 0–2 · RSA 1 yellow card · NZL 1 yellow card
Pitch map
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Tacklesmademissed
RSA13120
NZL833
← New Zealand attack · South Africa attack →Hover a try for detail · dots = tackles made · dashed = penalty goal · orange = missed · squares = rucks · triangles = line breaks and defenders beaten · rings = turnovers · bars at the foot = zone counts · thin lines = kicks from hand = attacking entries and ball won per band
- Tackle positions are not in the feed for this match.
Tries and goal kicks as a table
| Min | Team | What | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6′ | New Zealand | Try, Jerome Kaino, converted | 3–5 |
| 52′ | New Zealand | Try, Beauden Barrett, converted | 12–15 |
| 3′ | South Africa | Penalty goal scored | |
| 11′ | South Africa | Penalty goal scored | |
| 21′ | South Africa | Penalty goal scored | |
| 33′ | New Zealand | Penalty goal missed | |
| 39′ | South Africa | Penalty goal scored | |
| 46′ | New Zealand | Drop goal scored | |
| 58′ | South Africa | Penalty goal scored | |
| 60′ | New Zealand | Penalty goal scored | |
| 69′ | South Africa | Penalty goal scored |
Sample dataTerritory shares are estimated, and tries without a recorded position are placed in the in-goal. Other positions are as logged by the match feed and approximate.
Score progression
Drag to replay the match on the pitchSwipe the chart sideways for the full match.6′Jerome Kaino52′Beauden Barrett
RSA
Team stats
NZL43%Possession57%
33%Territory67%
76Carries117
149Metres gained387
3Clean breaks5
3Defenders beaten20
79Passes161
0Offloads3
131Tackles made83
20Tackles missed3
56/62Rucks won89/93
13/17Lineouts won11/11
7/7Scrums won4/5
10/11Mauls won4/5
6Turnovers won9
6Penalties conceded14
40Kicks from hand47
472Kick metres370
Goal kicking
RSA conversions 0/0, penalties 6/6 · NZL conversions 2/2, penalties 1/2. Pale segment = set piece lost.
RSA conversions 0/0, penalties 6/6 · NZL conversions 2/2, penalties 1/2. Pale segment = set piece lost.
Match statistics and event positions come from World Rugby’s public match feed, which is unofficial and not licensed for reuse; TheBreakdown reduces them to the figures shown.
Line-ups
South Africa
- 1Tendai MtawariraProp
- 2Bismarck Du PlessisHooker
- 3Frans MalherbeProp
- 4Eben EtzebethSecond row
- 5Lodewyk De JagerSecond row
- 6Francois LouwFlanker
- 7Schalk BurgerFlanker
- 8Duane VermeulenNumber 8
- 9Fourie Du PreezScrum-half
- 10Handre PollardFly-half
- 11Bryan HabanaWing
- 12Damian de AllendeCentre
- 13Jesse KrielCentre
- 14JP PietersenWing
- 15Willie Le RouxFull-back
- 16Adriaan StraussBench
- 17Trevor NyakaneBench
- 18Jannie Du PlessisBench
- 19Victor MatfieldBench
- 20Willem AlbertsBench
- 21Ruan PienaarBench
- 22Pat LambieBench
- 23Jan SerfonteinBench
New Zealand
- 1Joe MoodyProp
- 2Dane ColesHooker
- 3Owen FranksProp
- 4Brodie RetallickSecond row
- 5Samuel WhitelockSecond row
- 6Jerome KainoFlanker
- 7Richie McCawFlanker
- 8Kieran ReadNumber 8
- 9Aaron SmithScrum-half
- 10Daniel CarterFly-half
- 11Julian SaveaWing
- 12Ma'a NonuCentre
- 13Conrad SmithCentre
- 14Nehe Milner-SkudderWing
- 15Ben SmithFull-back
- 16Keven MealamuBench
- 17Ben FranksBench
- 18Charlie FaumuinaBench
- 19Victor VitoBench
- 20Sam CaneBench
- 21Tawera Kerr-BarlowBench
- 22Beauden BarrettBench
- 23Sonny Bill WilliamsBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, South Africa 46–64 New Zealand, 4 drawn in 114 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
South Africa going in
New Zealand going in
- Previous meeting: 25 July 2015, South Africa 20–27 New Zealand
- Next meeting on record: 17 September 2016
Also on this day
Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.