Rassie Erasmus is pleased with how the Springboks have built during this Rugby Championship, but has warned that they still need to complete the job this weekend.<\/p>\n
South Africa go into the final round of the competition at the top of the standings following their 67-30 demolition of Argentina at the weekend.<\/p>\n
It was their third victory of the tournament after they split the double-headers against the Wallabies and All Blacks one apiece.<\/p>\n
A bonus-point victory over Argentina at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, this weekend will see them defend their title, but Erasmus<\/a> expects a response from the South Americans.<\/p>\n The balance Rassie seeks<\/p>\n The Boks<\/a> boss is also aware of their own inconsistency as they seek to balance winning matches with their preparation for the 2027 Rugby World Cup.<\/p>\n Erasmus has once again rotated a lot in 2025, but it has potentially led to some disappointing results.<\/p>\n There are signs that South Africa are beginning to get it right, however, following big victories over the All Blacks and Los Pumas.<\/p>\n \u201cIn a perfect world, you put Jesse [Kriel] in, you put Damian Willemse at 12 and it clicks with Canan [Moodie], and you put Damian de Allende in with Canan and it clicks,\u201d he told reporters.<\/p>\n \u201cCheslin [Kolbe] goes off, Canan goes to the wing. Sacha [Feinberg-Mngomezulu] goes to full-back, Manie [Libbok] goes to 10, so what we are trying to do is build not just combinations but build understanding of how we try to play.<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019ve won nothing yet in this Rugby Championship.<\/a> We\u2019ve won one, lost one, won one, lost one against New Zealand and Australia.<\/p>\n \u201cI know we\u2019re ahead on the log now, but you know how tough this Argentinian mindset is, so we still have to go and win next week.\u201d<\/p>\n