The teams have been announced for the Rugby World Cup final, which will take place on October 20 in Saint Denis, France.
The only change across both teams will be the appearance of England’s Mark Cueto, who is to take the place of injured winger Josh Lewsey.
The South Africans have beaten England on four successive occasions in the last 11 months, and many are hoping they can do it again to lift the trophy.
However, the England team, which has beaten the odds to get to the final, will not give up without a fight.
Can England become the first team in the tournament’s history to win two consecutive Rugby World Cups?
Or will the South Africans be able to deliver a performance similar to the one seen at the national teams’ last meeting, when the game ended 36-0 to the Springboks.
The runner-up game between France and Argentina takes place on October 19 in the French capital to decide who will take third place.
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