‘These companies acted illegally’: SA Rugby plans legal action after All Blacks ticket failure

Home / Sport / Rugby / All BlacksUpdatedSamuel SherryJournalist·NZ Herald·29 Aug, 2026 07:38 PM2 mins to read‌The series shifts back to Johannesburg next week for the last of the tests in South Africa. Video / Sky SportAdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.South Africa Rugby plans to take legal action against travel agencies who left fans without tickets for the All Blacks’ second test against the Springboks.In a statement, the union claimed travel agencies put the blame on them for this failure and will seek “legal redress” as a result.

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‘These companies acted illegally’: SA Rugby plans legal action after All Blacks ticket failure

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