South Africa's scrum-half Faf de Klerk (left) and England's fly-half George Ford are two players to watch when the Springboks meet the Red Roses in the Rugby World Cup Final on Nov 2, 2019.
TOKYO (AP): South Africa and England will meet on Saturday (Nov 2) in the Rugby World Cup final, a rematch of the championship decider that the Springboks won 15-6 in Paris in 2007.
It's tipped to be a brutal contest dominated by physical forward exchanges punctuated by tactical kicking for territory, the 10-man style preferred by both nations. There is scope for both teams, though, for enterprising attack through the backs, primarily from England.
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