REACTION: Coach Rassie Erasmus believes South Africa has gained valuable intel on an "improved" Wallabies side ahead of next year's World Cup in Australia.

South Africa head coach Rassie Erasmus stated the Springboks gained valuable intel following their 38-42 defeat to Australia on Sunday in Perth. Erasmus rested several first-choice players as the Wallabies secured an upset victory at Optus Stadium, extending their unbeaten streak to five matches under new head coach Les Kiss.
Erasmus described the match as a valuable experience ahead of the 2027 World Cup in Australia. He praised Kiss and former coach Joe Schmidt, noting Australia's technical sharpness, defensive organization, and error-free line-out execution.
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