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Ireland vs South Africa: How 12 Men Survived The Springbok Machine

The scoreboard said South Africa 24, Ireland 13, but the stats tell a story of total chaos. In this deep dive analysis of the Ireland vs South Africa Autumn Nations clash, we break down how Andy Farrell’s side avoided annihilation despite playing with 14, 13, and even 12 men against the double World Champions. Recording from Singapore at 2 AM, I dig into the macro data that explains the madness. We look at the "Kill Stats" that won the game for Rassie Erasmus: the ruthless 2.4 Points Per Entry (PPE) efficiency and the 16-scrum strategy that drained the Irish legs. But we also reveal the "Survival Stats": How Ireland used a 59% lightning-quick ruck speed to play keep-away, and why they dominated possession (78%) in the final ten minutes despite the numerical disadvantage. Key Analysis Points: The Collision Paradox: Why Ireland’s 120 carries earned fewer meters than the Boks’ 97. Scrum as Policy: How South Africa used 16 scrums to generate penalties, not just restarts. The Red Zone Gap: Comparing Ireland’s 1.17 PPE vs South Africa’s 2.4 PPE. The "Dumb" Stat: Why the "first try wins" rule held true for the 81st minute. If you thought you understood this game, look at the numbers again. #IrelandvsSouthAfrica #Springboks #IrishRugby #RugbyAnalysis #AutumnNationsSeries Chapters: 00:00 introduction 01:40 how the game started 02:00 Springgboks first try 03:02 first scrum of the game 03:16 James Ryan Red Card 04:15 Scrum South Africa's weapon 05:09 Springboks score again 05:40 Ireland bleed penalties and players 05:50 Ireland attack 06:24 flurry of Irish cards 06:51 What the stats say 07:58 Second half 08:48 Last 20 mins 10:12 Why Springboks won 11:57 first try wins, continues to hold 12:29 Why Springboks won pt2 13:26 Why Ireland lost but earned respect 14:26 South Africa won with good fundamentals