Full time6 August 2005
Newlands Stadium, Cape Town, South Africa · Tri Nations 2005Head-to-head
South Africa won by 6 points.
Scoring
- 3’PSouth Africa penalty · Percy Montgomery3–0
- 10’DSouth Africa drop goal · Andre Pretorius6–0
- 11’TSouth Africa try · Jean De Villiers11–0
- 12’CSouth Africa conversion · Percy Montgomery13–0
- 17’PNew Zealand penalty · Daniel Carter13–3
- 23’TNew Zealand try · Rico Gear13–8
- 24’CNew Zealand conversion · Daniel Carter13–10
- 29’PNew Zealand penalty · Daniel Carter13–13
- 40’PSouth Africa penalty · Percy Montgomery16–13
- 53’PSouth Africa penalty · Percy Montgomery19–13
- 59’PSouth Africa penalty · Percy Montgomery22–13
- 81’PNew Zealand penalty · Daniel Carter22–16
Line-ups
South Africa
- 1Os du RandtProp
- 2John SmitHooker
- 3CJ Van Der LindeProp
- 4Bakkies BothaSecond row
- 5Victor MatfieldSecond row
- 6Schalk BurgerFlanker
- 7Juan SmithFlanker
- 8Joe Van NiekerkNumber 8
- 9Ricky JanuarieScrum-half
- 10Andre PretoriusFly-half
- 11Bryan HabanaWing
- 12Jean De VilliersCentre
- 13Jaque FourieCentre
- 14Breyton PaulseWing
- 15Percy MontgomeryFull-back
- 16Hanyani ShimangeBench
- 17Gurthro SteenkampBench
- 18Albert van den BergBench
- 19Jacques CronjeBench
- 20Fourie Du PreezBench
- 21Wayne JuliesBench
- 22Jaco van der WesthuyzenBench
New Zealand
- 1Tony WoodcockProp
- 2Keven MealamuHooker
- 3Carl HaymanProp
- 4Chris JackSecond row
- 5Ali WilliamsSecond row
- 6Jerry CollinsFlanker
- 7Richie McCawFlanker
- 8Rodney So'oialoNumber 8
- 9Byron KelleherScrum-half
- 10Daniel CarterFly-half
- 11Mils MuliainaWing
- 12Aaron MaugerCentre
- 13Faalogo Tana UmagaCentre
- 14Rico GearWing
- 15Leon MacDonaldFull-back
- 16Derren WitcombeBench
- 17Greg SomervilleBench
- 18James RyanBench
- 19Marty HolahBench
- 20Piri WeepuBench
- 21Luke McAlisterBench
- 22Josevata RokocokoBench
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: 14 August 2004, South Africa 40–26 New Zealand
- Next meeting on record: 27 August 2005
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.