The Junior Springboks delivered a stunning second-half performance to overcome England 53-37 in the U-20 World Championship semifinal in Tbilisi, Georgia.

Trailing 20-12 at halftime, South Africa's under-20 team showcased their attacking prowess, with Khuthadzo Rasivhaga scoring three tries and Yaqeen Ahmed contributing 23 points.The decisive moment came after a red card for Luan Giliomee, which shifted the momentum in South Africa's favor.The team's relentless effort in the second half saw them score four tries without reply, ultimately securing a dominant victory.The win sets up a final showdown against France, where the Junior Boks aim to defend their title.Key players like Ahmed and Rasivhaga played pivotal roles, while England's Ollie Streeter and Hugh Shields scored tries.

The match highlighted both teams' strengths and the high stakes of the tournament, with South Africa's resilience proving crucial to their advancement.