Wales feeling the pressure of closing gap on born-again Springboks | Paul Rees

Gatland’s side are keen to continue their fine run against reborn South Africa, who they have already beaten three times in a rowA week after Rassie Erasmus’s final match in charge of Munster last year, South Africa played Ireland in Dublin and suffered their record defeat by a Celtic nation, 38-3. The second most successful team in the history of international rugby after New Zealand had gone from being feared to a laughing stock and then an object of pity within a decade of winning the World Cup.Erasmus’s remit, although it was unclear then what his exact role with the Springboks would be, w…