Full time8 December 1906
Crystal Palace, London, England · Tour 1906Head-to-head
A draw.
Scoring
- –TEngland try · Fred Brooks3–0
- –TSouth Africa try · Billy Millar3–3
Line-ups
England
- Thomas SimpsonThree-quarter
- Raphael JagoFly-half
- Thomas KellyForward
- Robert DibbleForward
- Arnold AlcockForward
- John GreenForward
- William MillsForward
- Lump CartwrightForward
- Basil HillForward
- Harry ShewringThree-quarter
- Adrian StoopFly-half
- John BirkettThree-quarter
- Cecil ShawForward
- Fred BrooksThree-quarter
- Edward JackettBack
South Africa
- Boy De VilliersThree-quarter
- Artie MarsbergThree-quarter
- Sommie MorkelForward
- Paul RoosForward
- Daniel BrinkForward
- Billy MillarForward
- Dougie MorkelForward
- Syd De MelkerThree-quarter
- Uncle DobbinFly-half
- Mary JacksonFly-half
- Steve JoubertBack
- Pinkie DaneelForward
- Klondyke RaaffForward
- Bob LoubserThree-quarter
- Pieter Le RouxForward
Match officials
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Context
All-time, England 16–30 South Africa, 2 drawn in 48 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
England going in
South Africa going in
- Next meeting on record: 4 January 1913
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.