The All Blacks are firing up for their final showdown against South Africa, determined to erase the bitter taste of last week’s 29-24 loss in Johannesburg — where they surrendered 12 penalties and a penalty try, letting the Springboks capitalize. Coach Dave Rennie zeroed in on set-piece errors, while loose forward Wallace Sititi emphasized how giving away penalties anywhere on the field opens the door for easy tries. With captain Ardie Savea sidelined, Sititi stepped in to lead by example as the team channels disappointment into fuel. Playing in Washington, DC, with the series at 2-1 in favor of South Africa, this match is a must-win for the All Blacks — and they’re ready to deliver a much tighter, more disciplined performance.
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