Scores of Springboks fans came out in numbers to support the four-time Rugby World Cup champions on Friday. Photo by Lesley Piet
THE unofficial public holidays continue as the Springboks rain down on the Mother City for the final lap of their victory tour.
Thousands of Bokke fans lined the streets of Cape Town to celebrate the four-time Rugby World Cup champions on Friday, 3 November.
The Bokke made their way through the streets of Cape Town after gathering at the City Hall, where artists performed for the scores of supporters.
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Families came out in their numbers to catch a glimpse of their favourite Springboks players.
Scores of Springboks fans came out in support of the four-time Rugby World Cup champions on Friday. The Bokke ended their victory tour in the Mother City after two days in Gauteng.
Scores of Springboks fans came out in support of the four-time Rugby World Cup champions on Friday. Photo by Lesley Piet
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Scores of Springboks fans came out in support of the four-time Rugby World Cup champions on Friday. Photo by Lesley Piet
Daily SunLesley Piet
Scores of Springboks fans came out in support of the four-time Rugby World Cup champions on Friday. Photo by Lesley Piet
Daily Sun
Scores of Springboks fans came out in support of the four-time Rugby World Cup champions on Friday. Photo by Lesley Piet
Daily Sun
Comedian Dalin Oliver kept the crowd entertained.
Scores of Springboks fans came out in support of the four-time Rugby World Cup champions on Friday. Photo by Lesley Piet
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Cheslin Kolbe's fans did not disappoint and made sure they were front and centre in the crowd.
A family at the Springboks Cape Town trophy tour.
A statue of the late former president Nelson Mandela towers over the Springboks celebrations in Cape Town.
Artists including singers, dancers and DJs entertained the crowds.
Artists including singers, dancers and DJs entertained the crowds.
Springboks captain Siya Kolisi.
Faf de Klerk captured the hearts of thousands of fans across the globe, including in South Africa.
Daily Sun Lesley Piet
If you've been watching the visuals from the celebrations since the Springboks landed in South Africa on Tuesday, you'd know that Springbok fullback Damian Willemse has paraded in his Rugby World Cup final shorts ever since.
You'd be happy to know that he's finally changed into something a little more fresh.
Springboks players Siya Kolisi, Cheslin Kolbe, Damian WIllemse and Steven Kitshoff.
Daily Sun Lesley Piet
Springboks scrum-half sensation, Faf de Klerk.
Daily Sun Lesley Piet
The Springboks ended their victory tour in Cape Town on Friday.
Daily Sun Lesley Piet
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