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Thousands of All Blacks fans scammed out tickets to Cape Town test

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Thousands of All Blacks fans scammed out tickets to Cape Town test
Stuff
Stuff38 mins ago
Thousands of All Blacks fans scammed out tickets to Cape Town test
Thousands of All Blacks fans were caught in a ticketing scam ahead of this morning’s test against the Springboks with many missing out on a paid for seat at DHL Stadium in Cape Town.
BOKS BOUNCE BACK: Springboks roar back into series with victory over All Blacks in Cape Town thriller
The Springboks secured a 33-26 (halftime 24-14) win over the All Blacks in the second Test to level the Greatest Rivalry series at 1-1.
South Africa beat New Zealand 33-26 in Cape Town to hand All Blacks first loss of 2026
South Africa has handed New Zealand its first defeat of the year by 33-26 and evened their four-test series at 1-1 at Cape Town Stadium
Toronto Star
Toronto Star4 hrs ago
South Africa stuns New Zealand 33-26 in Cape Town to hand All Blacks first loss of 2026
South Africa stuns New Zealand 33-26 in Cape Town to hand All Blacks first loss of 2026  Toronto Star
Wales Online
Wales Online9 hrs ago
Springboks take legal action hours before New Zealand clash
A 62,000 sell-out is expected in Cape Town on Saturday, with many fans left disappointed
The Sun
The Sun12 hrs ago
See England’s cricket tour to South Africa with 9-night package to Cape Town Test from £4,499pp
NOTHING comes close to watching the England team play cricket under the shadow of the awesome Table Mountain in South Africa.  You can secure your spot at one of the world's most iconic grounds for a New Year you will never forget. Follow England in South Africa Ben Stokes’ exciting England team are heading back...
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times🏁 first to report23 hrs ago
Woodlawn Central project, a hub for Black life on the South Side, plans groundbreaking
Four years after introducing plans for Woodlawn Central — a sprawling neighborhood campus dedicated to celebrating Black culture — developers will be breaking ground Saturday on the project's first phase. The Apostolic Church of God aims for the roughly 8-acre project to become an economic catalyst for the South Side n