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Springbok Women reshuffle their backline for Saturday's second Test against Ireland in Cape Town, after losing the first 40-27

Co-coaches Laurian Johannes-Haupt and Franzel September move Mary Zulu to flyhalf and Byrhandré Dolf to fullback; prop Sanelisiwe Charlie is out with a knee injury, so Yonela Ngxingolo starts. Ireland make two changes, bringing in Niamh Gallagher and Aoibheann Reilly. IOL reports a win would lift South Africa above Italy to eighth in the world rankings; kick-off is 15:00 local (13:00 GMT) at Athlone Stadium. Sport item: none of the outlets in our rated sample covered it; IOL, Rugby365 and the Irish Times did. No political split. Sources: IOL, Rugby365, The Irish Times. More coverage

Sport item: none of the outlets in our rated sample covered it; IOL, Rugby365 and the Irish Times did. No political split.

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