The South African Junior Boks are on the brink of securing their second consecutive World Cup title after a dominant semifinal victory over England.The team, led by coach Kevin Foote and assistant Melusi Mthethwa, showcased resilience and composure in a fiercely contested match against England, overcoming an eight-point halftime deficit to claim a 53-37 win.Key players like Khuthadzo Rasivhaga (three tries) and Yaqeen Ahmed played pivotal roles in the comeback.The forwards were instrumental in creating opportunities, with Mthethwa praising their ability to absorb early pressure and adapt mid-game.

France, the reigning Six Nations champions, are expected to be a formidable challenge in Saturday's final at the Mikheil Meskhi Stadium in Tbilisi.

Foote emphasized the need for the team to maintain focus and capitalize on their collective strength, while Rasivhaga highlighted the importance of patience and teamwork.The victory keeps South Africa on track to defend their title, with the final representing a crucial test against a determined French squad.