Kolisi: “Rugby World Cup victory was for every South African”

Captain Siya Kolisi attributed the Springbok team's victory in the 2023 Rugby World Cup to every South African.

SA captain Siya Kolisi kisses The Webb Ellis Cup after the Rugby World Cup final against New Zealand at Stade de France in Paris on Saturday night. Image: Twitter/@SpringboksSA captain Siya Kolisi kisses The Webb Ellis Cup after the Rugby World Cup final against New Zealand at Stade de France in Paris on Saturday night.

“As a team we had to learn to work together. We knew our cultures were different and that comes with differences amongst ourselves. We had a coaching staff who knew how to align us as a group; who knew how to put us together so we can focus towards a common goal, which was the Springboks and the people of South Africa.” said Kolisi.

Kolisi stressed the significance of internal change, mutual cultural understanding, and care within the team. While the win may inspire the nation, it won’t change circumstances directly. However, it provides a platform for players to open opportunities through their foundations. Siya Kolisi’s leadership and the Springbok team’s unity, drawn from diverse backgrounds, allowed them to secure the 2023 Rugby World Cup, inspiring South Africa and emphasizing the importance of healing and transformation for a brighter future.Instagram Reel: Springboks’ teamwork victory implies hope for successful SA

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