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Ellis Park Empties Out As Springboks Crash With Wallabies — But SA Rugby Swears It’s All “On Target”
Ellis Park was meant to roar on Saturday night. Instead, the 62,000-seater sounded more like a half-empty shopping mall food court as the Springboks went down 38-22 to the Wallabies in the Rugby Championship opener. Tickets had been pricey from the get-go — ranging between R1,050 and R4,000 — and fans made their displeasure known.
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