Thousands of South Africans fans filled the streets of London this morning to see the Springbok World Cup winners invoke the spirit of 1995.
Pienaar and Co. led thousands of fans in a rendition of the South African national anthem.
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South Africa coach Heyneke Meyer hopes Bryan Habana is hitting form at the right time after the winger's record-equalling feat against the United States.
Habana increased his international try tally to a phenomenal 64.
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South Africa forward Duane Vermeulen insists he does not blame compatriots Josh Strauss and WP Nel for turning their backs on the Springboks to play for Scotland.
Duane Vermeulen bares no grudges towards the South African exiles.
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JP Pietersen is confident there will be no repeat of South Africa's shock defeat to Japan when the two-time World Cup champions chase top spot in Pool B against Scotland and the United States.
JP Pietersen running in one of his three tries against Samoa.
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