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Old foes South Africa<\/a> and New Zealand<\/a> collide in a new series in the first \u201cRugby\u2019s Greatest Rivalry\u201d tour.<\/p>\n The Springboks<\/a> and All Blacks<\/a> have reached a reciprocal touring agreement that will see the pair clash in a number of Tests every four years.<\/a><\/p>\n The first edition sees Dave Rennie\u2019s side head for South African soil to take on four United Rugby Championship sides alongside a quartet of clashes with Rassie Erasmus\u2019s world champions.<\/p>\n The fourth of those fixtures, which brings together the World Cup finalists from three years ago, will take place in Baltimore on the east coast of the United States.<\/a><\/p>\n Here\u2019s everything you need to know.<\/p>\n Rugby\u2019s Greatest Rivalry schedule (all times BST)<\/p>\n 7 August: Stormers 21-38 New Zealand<\/a><\/p>\n 11 August: Sharks 0-54 New Zealand <\/a><\/p>\n 15 August: Bulls 19-50 New Zealand<\/a><\/p>\n