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Flanker Paul de Villiers says the Springboks have already set their sights on bouncing back to winning ways in the Nations Championship.

Springboks flanker Paul de Villiers stated that South Africa is determined to rebound and compete for the Nations Championship trophy following a 42-38 defeat against the Wallabies in Perth. Earning his fifth Test cap at Optus Stadium, the 23-year-old noted that the squad learned critical lessons regarding first-half penalties and unforced errors during the loss.
De Villiers highlighted the value of experiencing Australian conditions ahead of next year's World Cup, echoing sentiments from Springboks boss Rassie Erasmus. South Africa will reassemble in late October to prepare for upcoming matches against Italy, France, and Ireland before the competition's finals weekend in London.
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