STATS ATTACK: The Boks and New Zealand are the only unbeaten teams in the competition, while all six teams in the Northern Hemisphere have suffered at least one defeat.

South Africa sits atop the Southern Hemisphere pool in the Nations Championship, leading the entire competition in overall scoring. Rassie Erasmus' side scored 130 points and 20 tries across their first three matches, defeating England 45-21, Scotland 42-28, and Wales 43-0. Alongside New Zealand, the Springboks remain one of only two undefeated teams heading into the European leg.
While squad rotation kept Springbok players out of the top individual scoring charts, South Africa's collective dominance has stood out. New Zealand leads the tournament in meters gained with 1,767 meters, while South Africa ranks sixth with 1,290 meters. France's Maxime Lucu leads all individual scorers with 37 points, and New Zealand's Will Jordan tops try-scoring with six.
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