The Springboks, winners of the 2023 Rugby World Cup, have commenced their national Webb Ellis Trophy tour. They started at Pretoria’s Union Buildings this morning.
A historic day as South Africa's rugby champions, led by captain Siya Kolisi, kick off their trophy tour in Braamfontein, Johannesburg. (Thapelo Morebudi)
South African rugby players, led by captain Siya Kolisi, on a trophy tour in Braamfontein, Johannesburg. The team was received by a jovial crowd of thousands of South Africans as the celebrations continue in SA. (Thapelo Morebudi)
Johannesburg lights up as the Springboks embark on their trophy tour. (Thapelo Morebudi)
Thousands of South Africans cheer the world champions on their open-top bus trophy tour as it reached Braamfontein, Johannesburg on Thursday. (Thapelo Morebudi)
The Webb Ellis Trophy takes centre stage as South Africa's rugby heroes parade through Braamfontein, Johannesburg, to the cheers of thousands. (Thapelo Morebudi)
Joviality fills the air as South African rugby players, with Siya Kolisi at the helm, begin their trophy tour in Braamfontein. (Thapelo Morebudi)
A sea of smiling faces greets the Springboks in Braamfontein, Johannesburg, as they continue the nationwide celebration on their trophy tour. (Thapelo Morebudi)
Siya Kolisi and the Springboks share the joy of victory with their fellow South Africans during the trophy tour's kickoff in Braamfontein, Johannesburg. (Thapelo Morebudi)
Thousands of fans turned out to cheer for the victorious Springboks on their multi-city trophy tour after winning the RWC in France last year. Here they are mobbed in Braamfontein, Johannesburg. Picture Thapelo Morebudi. (Thapelo Morebudi)
The Springboks, winners of the 2023 Rugby World Cup, have commenced their national Webb Ellis Trophy tour. They started at Pretoria’s Union Buildings this morning.
The tour will culminate at Soccer City in Soweto, after making several stops throughout Johannesburg during the day.
On Friday, the trophy tour will move to Cape Town, then Durban on Saturday, and finally, East London on Sunday.
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