The Boks have been a big hit in France during the Rugby World Cup.
South Africa’s Trevor Nyakane takes a selfie with fans in the stands following the Rugby World Cup Pool B match at the Stade de Marseille. Picture: BackpagepixThey will know after this weekend’s final pool matches who they’ll face in the last-eight.Here is a selection of some of the best moments of the Bok players with their families, friends and the fans, as captured by the photographers at the World Cup.
Centre Andre Esterhuizen poses with his kids after the match against Tonga. Picture: Steve Haag/Gallo ImagesScrumhalf Cobus Reinach with Bok team members, his family and fans after the Tonga game. Picture: Steve Haag/Gallo ImagesScrumhalf Faf de Klerk takes a selfie with fans after the Romania game. Picture: Juan Jose Gasparini/Gallo Images
Utility player Damian Willemse ensures a group of rugby fans will remember the Boks. Picture: Juan Jose Gasparini/Gallo Images The now injured Makazole Mapimpi takes a selfie with Mama Joy and fans. Picture: Steve Haag/Gallo ImagesSouth Africa
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