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Oops! Springbok caught with his pants down in locker room video

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A Springbok player was caught with his pants down after a backstage room camera revealed more than just locker room talk.

The video was taken inside the Optus Stadium in Perth, Australia.

The Boks were beaten 42-38 by the Wallabies.

SPRINGBOK SPOTTED WITH PANTS DOWN IN LOCKER ROOM CLIP

In a clip captured by Australian sports channel Stan Sport, the Springboks were seen having a locker-room talk during their match against the Wallabies.

But the camera caught something that shouldn’t have made it on the live television feed.

In the background, several reserve players were seen changing into their kits. One identified player was even caught baring his naked butt!

The clip made it onto X, leaving rugby fans shocked and amused.

“Cracks appearing in the Springbok dressing room”, tweeted @thepenGW, while @TalksRugby joked: “Thank God, he turned right…”

Watch the video clip here.

LOSS IN AUSTRALIA

The Wallabies defeated the Springboks 42-38 at Optus Stadium in Perth.

As a result, the Australian side reclaimed the Mandela Challenge Plate for the first time since 2022.

The Boks will take a break and will play Italy next on 7 November.

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