South Africa Vs United States
| 30 September 2007 20:00 |
South Africa | 64 – 15 | United States | Stade de la Mosson, Montpellier Attendance: 28,750 Referee: Tony Spreadbury (England) |
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| Tries: Burger 10' c Steyn 28' c Habana (2) 35' c, 42' m van der Linde 48' c du Preez 54' c Fourie (2) 64' c, 73' c Smith 77' c Con: Montgomery (6/7) James (2/2) Pen: Montgomery (1/1) 17' |
Report | Tries: Ngwenya 39' c Wyles 51' m Con: Hercus (1/2) Pen: Hercus (1/1) 20' |
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