2007 South Africa Home World Cup Test Rugby Shirt (S)

9/10 - Superb

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£149.95
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Condition: 9/10 Superb. The size motif has faded inside the collar

Size: Adult Small (tight fitting)

Chest Measurement: 30-32 Inches / 76-80 CM

Manufacturer: Canterbury

Colour: Green, white & gold trim

Material: 78% Polyester 22% Cotton

Seasons: 2007

Player: N/A

Patches: 2007 Rugby World Cup


Official Canterbury Springbok home short sleeved rugby shirt from the 2007 international tournament. Complete with embroidered 2007 Rugby World Cup patch on the chest.

This is Canterbury's ultimate 'test' version of the jersey, as worn by the players. It features a tight fitting design, an upgraded material mix aimed at increased durability & flexibility, reinforced stitching, rubber panels on the chest, sleeves and upper rear (designed to aid grip).

The condition of this original rugby jersey is 9/10 - Superb (see photos).


All size and manufacturers labels present (see photos). Material is bright, vivid and smooth. Fantastic looking shirt, ideal for a collector or for framing.

Grouped in Pool A at the 2007 Rugby World Cup in France, they opened their campaign in Paris with a 59–7 victory over Samoa. Next up was England at the Stade de France, where the Springboks triumphed 36–-0. The third pool game against Tonga in Lens was more competitive and they narrowly won 30–25. The final pool game against the USA in Montpellier produced a 64–15 win.

Having won all their pool games, they advanced to the quarter finals to defeat Fiji 37–20 before accounting for Argentina 37–13 in the semi-finals. They prevailed 15–6 over England to lift the Webb Ellis Cup for a second time on 20 October 2007. The Springboks won the match joining Australia as the only other national team, at the time, to have won the trophy twice (New Zealand also won it for a second time in 2011).