Men's Rugby World Cup 2019 · International Stadium Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Yokohama City · 21 September 2019Head-to-head
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New Zealand won by 10 points.Half-time 17–3 · Tries 2–1
Pitch map
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Tacklesmademissed
NZL12628
RSA10835
← South Africa attack · New Zealand 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24′ | New Zealand | Try, George Bridge, converted | 8–3 |
| 27′ | New Zealand | Try, Scott Barrett, converted | 15–3 |
| 48′ | South Africa | Try, Pieter-Steph Du Toit, converted | 17–8 |
| 2′ | South Africa | Penalty goal scored | |
| 19′ | South Africa | Penalty goal missed | |
| 23′ | New Zealand | Penalty goal scored | |
| 38′ | New Zealand | Penalty goal missed | |
| 59′ | South Africa | Drop goal scored | |
| 67′ | New Zealand | Penalty goal scored | |
| 72′ | New Zealand | 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.24′George Bridge27′Scott Barrett48′Pieter-Steph Du Toit
NZL
Team stats
RSA47%Possession53%
41%Territory59%
110Carries104
367Metres gained370
12Clean breaks7
35Defenders beaten28
143Passes119
8Offloads2
126Tackles made108
28Tackles missed35
77/77Rucks won87/91
7/9Lineouts won9/9
8/8Scrums won5/6
3/3Mauls won5/5
7Turnovers won5
4Penalties conceded9
30Kicks from hand24
601Kick metres541
Goal kicking
NZL conversions 2/2, penalties 3/4 · RSA conversions 1/1, penalties 1/2. Pale segment = set piece lost.
NZL conversions 2/2, penalties 3/4 · RSA conversions 1/1, 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
New Zealand
- 1Joe MoodyProp
- 2Dane ColesHooker
- 3Nepo LaulalaProp
- 4Samuel WhitelockSecond row
- 5Scott BarrettSecond row
- 6Ardie SaveaFlanker
- 7Sam CaneFlanker
- 8Kieran ReadNumber 8
- 9Aaron SmithScrum-half
- 10Richie Mo'ungaFly-half
- 11George BridgeWing
- 12Ryan CrottyCentre
- 13Anton Lienert-BrownCentre
- 14Sevu ReeceWing
- 15Beauden BarrettFull-back
- 16Codie TaylorBench
- 17Ofa TuungafasiBench
- 18Angus Ta'avaoBench
- 19Patrick TuipulotuBench
- 20Shannon FrizellBench
- 21TJ PerenaraBench
- 22Sonny Bill WilliamsBench
- 23Ben SmithBench
South Africa
- 1Steven KitshoffProp
- 2Malcolm MarxHooker
- 3Frans MalherbeProp
- 4Eben EtzebethSecond row
- 5Franco MostertSecond row
- 6Siya KolisiFlanker
- 7Pieter-Steph Du ToitFlanker
- 8Duane VermeulenNumber 8
- 9Faf de KlerkScrum-half
- 10Handre PollardFly-half
- 11Makazole MapimpiWing
- 12Damian de AllendeCentre
- 13Lukhanyo AmCentre
- 14Cheslin KolbeWing
- 15Willie Le RouxFull-back
- 16Mbongeni MbonambiBench
- 17Tendai MtawariraBench
- 18Trevor NyakaneBench
- 19RG SnymanBench
- 20Francois LouwBench
- 21Herschel JantjiesBench
- 22Frans SteynBench
- 23Jesse KrielBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, New Zealand 64–46 South Africa, 4 drawn in 114 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
New Zealand going in
South Africa going in
- Previous meeting: 27 July 2019, New Zealand 16–16 South Africa
- Next meeting on record: 25 September 2021
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.