South Africa had a five-try second-half en route to their 49-3 bonus-point win over Italy on Friday in Shizuoka, taking a huge step towards qualifying to the knockout stage at the Rugby World Cup.As South Africa head coach Rassie Erasmus called the match a "do-or-die game," his players stayed true to his words by hammering the European squad with seven tries throughout the Pool B match at Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa.They were playing at the venue that staged Japan's victory over Ireland -- the biggest upset at the tournament so far -- but did not allow Italy to repeat what the Brave Blossoms did…READ FULL ARTICLE
