The NAIL-BITING Round 6 Match Springboks vs All Blacks! American Football Fan Reacts to Rugby!
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- Only way to describe this match between the Springboks and All Blacks is nail-biting. Definitely the best round of rugby I've seen yet.
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Every Springbok All Black match is vital. No matter what, where and how.
This is one of the healthiest rivalries in rugby history everyone knows when SA and NZ play each other it's going to be a big match doesn't matter if it's the world cup final or a international warmup or friendly every single game is gonna be big between these two sides it's simply incredible to watch them play each other truly
Without the politics...fo sure! Sport and sport only.
Notice that even after 80 min of trying to “ kill” each other, when the final whistle blows its handshakes and hugs. Respect for your opponents & the officials that’s not found in any other sport.
Cricket?
@@wernertukker5420 not really, endless scandals, tampering, even cheating
@@wernertukker5420 who's trying to kill who in cricket?
It is rare to see a game where the lead keeps going back and forth the entire game. Immense respect for NZ, last 10 minutes was some of the most intense rugby ever. Most penalties was for offside, tackler not getting out of the way after the tackle, making it difficult for tackled player to release the ball on the ground. I recommend watching the 2019 RWC final and also Japan success at the 2019 RWC. Promise it will not disappoint
Japan Success: th-cam.com/video/EAKMd6TvMLs/w-d-xo.html
SA vs Eng Final: th-cam.com/video/Fr26b5D2rj8/w-d-xo.html
I’m from South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Thank you for reacting to it. Really appreciate it
Thanks for the suggestion!
I was actually front row behind the South African bench at this game and man the atmosphere was amazing
good to see an American react to games rather than the clickbaity biggest hits vids. :uk:
If you liked that game then check out SA vs NZ 2018 round 4 TRC. Best game I have ever seen. Sa and NZ have the biggest rivalry in rugby. The matches are always brutal and intense. Watch more live games, youll get a better idea of what penalties are for.
Keep up the good work bro
From Cape Town🇿🇦🇿🇦👍
PROVINCE
sa vs abz the biggest rivalry in the rugby world , bloody, physically, heartbounding but never hate , a rivalry of respect and testing each other.
I love how sad the ABs looked at the trophy presentation.
Dude I'll tell you what as a STORNCH Springbok and rugby supporter I was on the edge of my seat for every second of that game and was screaming at the TV loud enough that i think the ref heard me all the way in NZ because of that Frans Steyn penalty 😂 But none the less always HUGE respect between these two!!
From South Africa
We at South Africa always love a good game like this. Keep it up.
Hello man, I'm from South Africa, more rugby reactionss would be great. Fun fact is i subscribed 2 minutes into this video and i dont even know what your content is like haha
Thanks bro! I really appreciate it! I'm putting out rugby reactions 5 times a week
Nice. edit: Penalty kicks are taken from where the infringement happened. Also, the games between SA and NZ are more important to both teams than winning the Rugby Championship itself, it's a friendly rivalry though, they don't hate each other (NZ and SA are historically the two best teams in the history of the sport)
Hey bro, there's this show on TH-cam from World Rugby called Whistle Watch with Nigel Owens.
Nigel was one of the most beloved referees, and his show has great insight in to how the penalties work.
Not sure if commented on:
- Although the ABs had already won the championship, the #1 world ranking was on the line. After the win the Boks moved back into the #1 spot
- The penalty at about 73' for not releasing in the tackle was actually incorrectly given. While a tackler has to release the tackled player before playing the ball Frans Steyn actually stripped the ball before the tackle was completed (player's knees/body or the ball touching the ground). This was why Steyn was so glad for the last penalty to the Boks, he thought he had cost the Boks the match.
- As to Barrett's kick pass for the try, part of the #10s job is spatial awareness as they are normally the playmakers and they will scan the field before they even get the ball to evaluate their options. In this case he saw Sevu Reece out wide with the Bok defenders compacted more infield, giving Reece a potentially clear run, which was why he went for the kick pass. These guys gave secret signals, known only to the team, and in this case either Reece signaled to Barrett that there was an opportunity or Barrett signaled to Reece what he was going to do, if the opportunity remained
As nee zealander my favourite team is argentina. Theyve gotten so good in the last 10 years.
At 6:36 I clearly heard the ref say, "We are going back for the advantage."
Advantage is something we've not discussed before today.
In American football, after there is an infraction, the ref will ask the non-offending team, "What do you want? The penalty or the play?" That can be done because play automatically stops every 3-10 seconds.
Rugby is different. Basically the ref decides for you. Say the other team knocks the ball on and you scoop it up with clear space in front of you. The last thing you would want is for the whistle to blow, stopping play and allowing the erstwhile offensive team to organize their defense just so the ref can give you the ball that you already had.
When the ref sees an infraction he will say "Advantage (non-offending teams color) Black." He also points towards them. He then allows play to continue to see what develops. The more egregious the offense, the non-offenders need to gain a larger advantage before the foul is forgotten.
Teams hearing that they have an advantage know that now is the time to bring out the higher risk/higher reward tactics because if they eff it up they will still get a do over.
When the ball is kicked anyone that is in front of the kicker is offside and must retreat to an onside position before entering play. Being offside isn't the penalty. Interfering with play while offside is.
What puts a player onside is when an onside player gets further upfield than the offside one but that is only if the offside guy is making an effort to get onside. Usually the kicker will chase his kick but anyone that is onside can do this. You can often see the wing far away from where the ball is headed sprinting upfield to do this.
Thanks for the description!
@@BlakeHC I got a lot of decades experience explaining rugby to other Americans. I think I've gotten it down pretty pat.
@@rittherugger160 excellent explanation.
Respect - From SA
@@andreventer8734 Thanks.
Rereading this I realized despite leading off with the ref saying they '"We are going back', I didn't tie it back in as what happens when advantage is not gained.
Once there is a penalty the ref plays advantage and if the attacking team cant score from it or isn't making any ground the ref goes back to the penalty advantage on the mark where the penalty took place. So when you were trying to figure out what the penalty was for it was actually a few phases before that ruck.
Howzit? This video makes me proud to be South African,born to love the game!!!
First time watcher, Sub no 505.
Pretoria, South Africa
Welcome in mate!
@9:25 Yes correct, the tackler and the tackled player should roll away once they're on the ground. But in this case the referee made an error as the green tackler ripped the ball from the black player mid tackle. So the green player was trying to place the ball he had stolen from the black player and the black player was at fault for playing the ball. But the referee didn't see this and penalised the green player in error. That is why the green player was throwing his arm out in protest after the call.
When Barrett cross-kicked at 3:46 that was his reaction to the fact that the AB's had a three man overlap on the right, he would have to a be a really unobservant fly half to be oblivious to that!
Best matches to watch AB vs the Boks. So a try is 5 points and the kick after is 2 points. A penalty and a drop goal is worth 3 points. Most penalties are for offside play as a match is so fast that its difficult sometimes to stay onside. If the for instance the flyhalf kicks the ball the chaser must be behind the kicker till the ball left his foot. I can explain a lot more but it will take very long.
When u didn’t know what happened with the penalty against nr3,,he committed a penalty earlier in the play then the ref played advantage so when he blew the whistle it was for the infringement earlier
Great content
You should watch a Fijian match, its amazing what this tiny island has achieved in world rugby
Watch " Faf de Klerk-Giant Slayer" . A good example of size not mattering
The tackler who played the ball. I think the ref thought it wasnt a 1v1 rip. When the team mates pile in it couldve been confused with a 2v1 rip.
(Ripping the ball out of another players hand)
I just became a subscriber from Cape Town, South Africa. Best of luck with your channel and I hope you all the best. One of these days I want to start my channel too.
Thanks for the support brother! If you need any pointers on how to start or how to grow let me know. You can follow me on Instagram and DM me : @blake.hc
@@BlakeHC So by the way, I know rugby very well and all the rules. Lol. I will help you.
5 points for try, 2 points for conversion, 3 points for penalty (place kick), from wherever the penalty is committed, 3 points for drop goal (ball must hit ground first before being kicked), off-side rule applies at all times (attacking player can't be in front of the ball), the penalty given to SA, which you queried, was because AB defender was lying over the ball (he must roll away, if he can), likewise another one you asked about: the tackler must release tackled player, before going for the ball (but he can rip it off the player if he is not on the ground). When the ball is being contested in the air, you can't tackle the player who is catching the ball whilst he is in the air, (he must land on the ground first.) For the third AB try, SA had a line out near their own goal line, but the AB forwards contested the ball which was spilled, then bounced into the hands of the AB who scored in the corner. This also raises the question of the knock-on, you can't do this, if you do, the referee awards a scrum to the opposition. The scrum is a 'grey area' (because it is difficult to see what is going on!), this is a good example of the role of the referee: how he interprets the rules, which leads to many arguments about whether it is a penalty or not. This is just the tip of the iceberg, but I hope this is of some help to you with further broadcasts. For an American AFL man, I am very impressed with your efforts. Keep it up and good luck! (PS. In my opinion the greatest game of rugby in modern times was the final one between SA and the ABs in 2013 Rugby Championship. You can find it on you Tube.)
There are offsides, the chaser needs to be behind the kicker when the ball is kicked
09:14 usually if you make the tackle you must release the tackled man who has the ball before you can play it- but in this instance he steals the ball mid tackle meaning the other man should roll away. The ref got this one wrong
No the player was tackled and therefore the tackler has to get on his feet to take the ball what he did was play the ball on the ground.... it was pretty clear
@@christopherharvey4849 no chris, he ripped it mid air. Landed with the ball.
@@MetYsJa look dude im not sure what game you are watching but what I can see and also the officials he played the ball on the ground....
@@MetYsJa yea your wrong , steyn played the ball on the ground idk how he couldve stole the ball while making a tackle like that
SA v NZ is always a great game.
As the tackler, you can play the ball once you are on your feet and supporting your own body weight, most times, the tackler tries to get up and protect access to the ball for his following teammate’s….
The penalty at about 9:15 was actually a mistake from the ref as the green player dispossessed the black player mid-tackle. So the penalty should've gone the other way. Just clarifying as you learn the rules. It's tough sometimes cos even refs make mistakes.
The rule is you can't play the ball on the ground, so the ref assumed thats what the green player was doing, but by the time the 2 hit the ground, green was in possession of the ball... You can see him pleading his case to the ref after whistle was blown
When you tackle the guy, you must release him, before being able to play the ball.
New Zealand and South Africa is the best ...All the support for my country but congrats to the winners 🏆
At 9:22 the tackle that was a wrong call the new Zealand player had no hands on the ball so he lost control it was a legal turnover
Luckily we won that 4- nations comp (loved that win by the Boks though - and congrats on their WC victory in 19). Hard to believe the next WC is in 1.5 years!
this game was madness!!
Hey GREAT reaction .. the 100th test please AB'S VS SPRINGBOKS
*101st
As to your question around 4.30; in open play the ball-in-hand is the offside line. The moment its kicked every team member behind it or in line is on side. Obviously great attack opportunity as you're going forward and the defenders have to turn around.
Hi Blake Just subscribed Good to see another American enjoying our national game of Rugby, I live in Auckland NZ. Enjoy the NZ v USA game this coming weekend. Regards Brian
Thanks Brian! Glad to have you
The kick takes place from the point the penalty occurred so often field position will prevent a kick for goal and instead they will kick for territory.
All Blacks Vs Eagles THIS WEEKEND Saturday 23rd FedExField. Don't miss it.
I'm gonna watch the highlights because I'll be with my dad for his birthday and watching football
Springboks vs All Blacks, rugby's greatest rivals. In November the Southern Hemisphere teams head up North to take on the 6 nations. The North Hemisphere teams don't have a good track record against the Big 3 from the South that is why the Springboks, All Blacks and Wallabies have dominated the World Cup for 30 years.
...Wallabies have dominated?
Greatest rivalry in rugby , huge mutual respect .Not sure if you know that that Haka is only reserved for special occasions or opposition.
Must be behind the kicker to chase for the ball.
At 08:00 the ref calls them back for advantage bcause the SA 5 ( de Jager) went off his feet an sealed tehe ruck. legally you must stay on your feet, or at least try to
When All Black first five Barrett no:10 kicked over the top of the SA line of defense for his winger Sevu Reece no 14. Sevu Reece had to remain behind or in line with the kicker in order to remain legal or onside when re-gathering the ball.
The painted line on the field where Barrett kicks from makes it perfect to demonstrate offside. Any NZ player ahead of that line is offside, anybody level or behind is onside.
9:09s
No 23 after falling making the tackle, did not get out of the way to allow the AB to get the ball. He was on the wrong side
You can be offside at a kick if you are in front of the kicker when it is kicked, to get back onside the kicker must run back infront of you
The winger cannot be in front of the kicker at the time of the kick, as this is off side… but once the kick is in the air, on side players are good to attack the ball..and penalty kicks are 3 points, conversions ( following a try) is 2 points.
All black vs Springboks is the biggest game no context, it's the biggest match in Rugby, bigger than even the world cup final
As to your comment at 8.30; the tackle-ball is always an issue. If the ball-carrier is held in the tackle,thats to say he doesn't jerk loose, he has to place or let go of the ball. If he holds on too long the opponents aren't being allowed to compete and its a penalty. On the other hand; if he can keep posession and jerk loose, and get to his feet he can keep bulling forward and even score.
4:29s.
Only players behind the line of the kicker can receive the forward kicked pass.
You can't wait upfront to receive the kicked ball.
A South African. Currently in Uruguay
Hi, yes if someone chases after a kickers ball it's legal but only if the chaser is behind the kicker, also a try is 5 points, and if you score a try you get to convert a try by kicking fir the posts and the length is never the same... Also a penalty is 3 points and the distance also is not always the sane depending on where the infraction happened on the field. And the penalty that you refured to, if a tackeler, tacjeks his opponent he is not allowed to play the ball on the growned... But he is allowed to play the ball if the tackeler stand up on to his feat after he tacjeled if ge us quick enough. Hope that helps.
8:04s
No 8 going over the top.
Some good rugby going on at the moment with the Southern Hemisphere teams touring the North. Springboks are playing Wales on Saturday, should be a good game to watch. The other good one this weekend should be France vs Argentina. England vs Tonga should be entertaining as well. New Zealand is expected to demolish Italy, and then there are smaller teams playing this weekend too.
Your query about offside - it IS an infringement of the laws. And that wing was half a step onside, if the flyhalf (no. 10) had taken a quarter of a second longer, the try would have been disallowed. Any player in line or behind the kicker is deemed on side - any ahead of the kicker are offside. luckily, the 22m line was right there to show that the Barrett was marginally ahead of Reece when he kicked the ball.
The game wasn't just for pride, the world's number 1 spot for international teams was up for grabs, the winner of the game holds the title. Sure the actual tournament was out of SA's grasp, but there was still a hell of a lot on the line for them to play for.
south africa has a rush defense, they always try to kill the ball getting to the wings!! kicking it is the best way to get around south africa. south africa is the best defensive team
A penalty kick (and free kicks) are taken from where "it is awarded or anywhere behind it on a line through the mark and parallel to the touchlines." The reason a kicker may choose to take it from further back is to reduce the angle to the posts but he/she has to stay within range.
For the penalty at 7:29 I wish they had shown the referee's reaction because from the only available angle it was not clear. If the ball was out and the scrum half played it then I cannot see any reason to give a penalty. But these things can be really split-second decisions.
Penalty kicks are always taken from the point where the Penalty occurred , not from a predetermined mark..
2013 test between AB’s and Boks at Ellis Park on this level …. Not better .. but bloody good !!!
You need to always keep one eye on the ref. Is he has his arm outstretched behind his back then he is playing advantage and may bring back play to the spot of the foul if he deems there is no advantage. Sometimes this is a minute or so later and when he blows the whistle the ball might be many yards away from where he is bringing play back to.
Winger will be offside if he is in front of the kicker.
No, penalty kick position on the field is where the infringement was incurred .... also, when the ball is kicked, such as in the cross field kick that resulted in the AB's try, the chaser had to have been behind the ball when it was kicked ... otherwise he would have been off-side.
When someone kicks the ball during game play (like the 10 did in the first half) only someone who was behind him when he kicked it would be on side.
7:45....when you slowed it all down and tried to figure out what the penalty was for.
You wasted your time because the penalty was awarded for something that happened before that.😁
Try to catch the ABs v USA next weekend bro.
Lol whoops
@@BlakeHC Algood bro. The only way to get to know penalties is to watch a full game. Usually explained and replayed, but some are very obvious.
USA v All Blacks will be a rout..but a good way to learn.
Yeah the winger can run at the ball as long as he was behind the kicker when he kicked it.
also another fact is that South Africa and New Zealand have the most rugby world cups- 3 each
Rugby Terminology
ADVANTAGE
This is yelled by the ref to make it officially known hes spotted and infringement (a cause of a penalty)
"ADVANTAGE" allows the play to continue *if it is in favour of the non offending team. Once there is no progression or the offense infringes themselves, the ref would take the ball and play it back at first infringement.
This is where the Offense would opt for (1 of 3 decisions) but in these cases, went w a penalty kick to snag 3pts. *At these initial points on the field where the penalty occurred is where the penalty kick is posistioned.
One of the other penalties you were unsure of is when the tackler is unable to play for the ball. Once the tackler has completed a tackle and successfully brought the ball carrier to the ground, the tackler must release the ball carrier. To be eligible to play for the ball, (*either) Player must get back to their feet. Easier said then done cos most likely theres a ruck over you.
Big Ups from NZ mate.
Three points for a drop goal.
I hope you are going to watch the NZ vs USA game this weekend. Should be good. USA! USA! USA!
Ja, many of the penalties are against guys trying to slow the ball down on the ground illegally ... impeding the flow of the ball .... naughty hands in rucks....obstruction in a sense .. exct. exct.
Players behind the kicker are onside. Those not behind need to be 10 metres away from the player who fields the ball unless the kicker puts them onside.
Springboks vs ABs 2016 round 6
Another good video is the highlights of the 2019 Rugby World Cup which are on TH-cam. South Africa v England.
Bro the all black are playing against the USA Eagles live at FedEx Field USA on the 23rd October 2021. If you watch it live or on TV.
Penalties are always taken from the spot where the foul was committed, so obviously they're not always the same distance. Conversions are always taken from the 22 metre line, but in a line with where the try was scored, so they are equidistant from the goal line, but not necessarily the goal itself: a try scored next to the touch line presents a harder target than one scored behind the goal. I hope this clears this issue up a little, and furthermore I'd have to say the USA has a respectable record in international rugby, bearing in mind it's very much a minority sport there. Countries like South Africa regard rugby union as their Number 1 sport, and have done so for years. It's always disappointing to see your own country being soundly beaten in a sporting contest, but it's certainly no disgrace in this context. Personally I admire the US football (soccer to you), and the USA Eagles for consistently performing at a higher level than almost all foreign observers expect. The future looks good for both sports in the USA - look at the success of the American women in soccer! As an afterthought, I forget his name, but the USA had a winger, a black lad who ran Olympic times as a sprinter, and I watched him trashing Brian Habana for speed, he left him for dead...
React to Rugby World Cup Final between South Africa vs England! Epic! Love and respect from Port Elizabeth, South Africa
7:05s
Penalties are taken where the fouls are commited
You see even great teams like South Africa, England, France, and Australia rarely get wins over New Zealand, any win against the All Blacks means so much for any team.
I'm pretty sure only 7 countries have ever beaten them.
The Boks led the ABs in tests won from 1928 until the late 90s.
The Boks won their first series in NZ in 1937, the ABs won their first series in SA in 1996. The pendulum swings...
This was a great game to watch, probably the best game this year! But the officiating was not so good, not ideal for when you are trying to learn the game.
Best you get a rule book as refferying is attrocious these days.....you wont learn rules by watching game....
Offside is a line across the field from the ball at the point the ball has left his foot. So layman's would stay you must be behind the kicker when he kicks
Winger has be behind the 10 who kicked forward
A penalty is worth 3 points, and a penalty happens where foul play happened
I wouldn't try to understand the refereeing in this game... the standard was atrocious (fairly normal for the current crop of northern hemisphere refs) and I think both sides were getting frustrated.
I saw this video (th-cam.com/video/M8wOJNzK90U/w-d-xo.html) gave a really good breakdown of a number of the calls and it helps to explain many of the laws for those who don't know them.
All blacks are Number 1 again
If you are in front of the kicker at the time he kicks forward you may not touch that kicked ball
If you are lying down after the you tackle you may not play the ball on the ground. Result. Penalty against
Watch USA vs South Africa 2015 please
Was it a blowout?
It was an interesting match
Sort of
Winger must be behind kicker or offside.
Watch TASanalytics , you will learn that the refs miss many of the finer infringements during the game.He is totally even handed and not for one side or the other.
We should've won both those games, if not for our poor coaching decisions. The South African public called for his head. Then we won this game after the 100th. Sometimes the wise guys need to get a reality check from the public.
Will you be watching the All Blacks vs USA live? Does US television show much rugby?
I plan on live-streaming while I watch it. I assume since it's in the US that it'll be somewhere on tv
at your slow down ... the all blacks nr 8 come over the ruck