Reigning World Rugby Champions New Zealand have made it to the final of the on-going Rugby World Cup after edging South Africa 18-20 in the first semi-final played yesterday.
The All Blacks will play either Argentina or Australia after the two battle it out today.
The Springboks will fight for third place against the loser of that match between the Argentines and the Aussies, on 30 October.
Springboks started brightly yesterday pegging All Blacks 5 points behind at half time.
In the second half, New Zeland came back more determined to get a win, making the Africans work much harder to stay in the game.
They ultimately went on to win by 20-18, making it to the fourth World Cup final.
No team has ever retained the Webb Ellis trophy but the All Blacks are now favourites to do so when they face either Australia or Argentina in the finals.
The finals will be played on 31 October.
