South African Rugby has warned supporters attending the Springboks and All Blacks Test at FNB Stadium in Soweto on Saturday, 5 September 2026, to avoid unofficial ticket sellers following complaints from fans who were left without valid tickets for an earlier Test. SA Rugby said some unauthorised agencies sold tickets and hospitality packages they had not secured, putting supporters at risk of losing money or arriving at stadium gates without valid entry. The warning is particularly relevant for Gauteng fans as Johannesburg prepares to host the Springboks’ final home Test of the season.
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