WE ALL NEED SOMEONE TO MAKE US BELIEVE

It's important to have someone in your corner.

Then you can be that someone, for someone else. And like

that, belief passes on, becoming something incredible.

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GREATNESS COLLIDES

The stage is set for rugby's biggest battle. Bringing together legends, current stars and the next generation of fans, this celebration honours the passion, pride and culture that has made South Africa versus New Zealand one of the defining spectacles in world rugby.

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BACKYARD LEGENDS

Every great story starts somewhere. The beautiful game isn't defined by cameras or crowds, it’s defined by those who play free. And where there’s a pitch, there’s a legend.

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Drew Ngcaba and adidas Runners Cape Town

Meet Drew Ngcaba, captain of adidas Runners Cape Town. 

They show that in a city where running continues to evolve, the true power of the sport isn’t just participation, it’s community, creating space for everyone to move forward.



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The Plus Ones and the Players

For many young athletes, sport begins long before the whistle blows. It starts with a parent, coach, guardian, or friend. Someone who shows up, cheers loud, and believes, even when the scoreboard doesn’t.

In South Africa, school sports are more than games, they’re where confidence is built, teamwork is learned, and resilience is shaped. But as pressure mounts, the joy of play is under threat. That’s when our Plus Ones matter most. Not to push harder, but to remind us why we started.

Behind every player is someone who made them believe. And while the names on the jerseys change, the support stays. It’s not about medals. It’s about showing up, rain or shine.

They’ve always been there. And they’re not done yet.

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Siya Kolisi and Rassie Erasmus

Known for his resilience, leadership, and strength, Siya Kolisi’s journey began in the township of Zwide in the Eastern Cape, where rugby was more than a game, it was a path to something greater. Behind every milestone stood Rassie Erasmus, the coach who first saw his potential, and backed him when it mattered most.

For both coach and captain, it’s always been about more than just rugby; it’s about unity, purpose, and leaving a legacy that outlives the final whistle. And while they’ve already made history, Siya and Rassie are far from done; there’s still more to build, more to give, and more to win, together. 

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