All Blacks vs. Springboks Predictions - Rugby Championship Week 4 2025

We have All Blacks vs. Springboks predictions for the Rugby Championship game on Saturday September 14 at 5:05 pm.

The All Blacks kept their 50-game winning streak alive at Eden Park, but their record in Wellington isn’t great, so it could be a close contest.

New Zealand vs. South Africa Predictions

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Best Bet

Springboks @ $2.50

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It pains us to recommend backing South Africa, but it’s the better bet. The All Blacks have lost to worst teams in Wellington, and for whatever reason, they struggle to play their best rugby in the capital.

Conditions should suit South Africa, which gave up an early lead last week, but they were arguably the better team for the rest of the game. The Springboks will be better prepared for this game, and if their high kicks come off, they should win.

The All Blacks will fight to the death, as always, but considering the $2.50 odds for the Springboks, we must take what’s on offer. It will be a close game, so backing the underdog makes sense.

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Same Game Multi

Springboks +5.5, Will Jordan Anytime Try Scorer, Cheslin Kolbe Anytime Try Scorer, Under 48.5 @ $12.50

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It’s wet and wild in Wellington this week, so we can’t see too many points being scored. 48.5 is a fair line from bookmakers, so we’re including it in our Rugby Championship SGM picks.

Tries could come from Will Jordan, who has an amazing try-scoring record, and South Africa’s Cheslin Kolbe. Jordan has a knack for scoring tries, and his record speaks for itself, so take the $1.83 odds.

Kolbe hasn’t been at his best throughout the tournament, but he’s a speedster. Punters get $2.45 for him to score, and those odds can’t be overlooked.

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Best Value Bet

Springboks 1-12 @ $3.80

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If the Boks are going to win, it won’t be by 13+ points. It will be a 1-12 victory for the visitors, so why not take the added value at $3.80?

We would have priced this option at around $3.10, so bookmakers are giving punters an excellent deal, and it’s worth the risk for the current World Champions.

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