Springboks winger JP Pietersen doesn't believe there can be comparisons between the two.

The All Blacks didn't just put their foot on a French throat in Cardiff, they slammed it on the accelerator, writes Justin Marshall

Bogeyman Wayne Barnes to take charge of Australia-Argentina game with Craig Joubert finding himself out in the cold.

If you're wondering about what's been fuelling the All Blacks success in the Rugby World Cup, it's partially thanks to classic English tucker.

This could make all the difference in semi-final clash against South Africa.

All Blacks' demolition of France means nightmares of 2007 are over for Sir Graham Henry.

Four teams are left standing but only one could be named a top side, writes Dylan Cleaver.

Dylan Cleaver watched every minute of the four Rugby World Cup quarter-finals. What did he learn from the Southern Hemisphere's dominating display?

What a contrast between the two quarter-finals on Saturday here in the UK.

As a lock, Brodie Retallick is used to getting roughed up on the field - but his latest injury was part of the parcel of scoring the first try against France yesterday.

A performance from the ABs that gives the Boks a considerable amount to worry about.

If Scotland was to win tomorrow's game against Australia it'd be a bigger upset than the battle of Stirling Bridge.

This was an All Blacks performance to match their reputation and one to rank with their best in World Cups, writes Wynne Gray

For 308 supporters, Brodie Retallick's opening try for the All Blacks against France was especially sweet.

The All Blacks' semifinal against South Africa is shaping as a battle between good and evil, writes Chris Rattue.

A glass of wine, a smile, a few choice one liners and then back to business in the morning - that's what awaits Steve Hansen.

The All Blacks are in irresistible form and will run over South Africa in the World Cup semifinals, says former coach John Hart.

It was a match in which just about everything went right for the All Blacks and the recently arrived Joe Moody.

Chris Rattue rates the best and the worst from the All Blacks' 62-13 demolition of France this morning.

A stunning win was met with a muted response by the All Blacks this morning.

Early ABs nerves made way for high levels of confidence and some great gifs, and a punch somehow became a "push with a fist".

WOW! That was the collective response of the international media who now say the rampaging All Blacks have one hand on the Rugby World Cup trophy.

The All Blacks have sent records tumbling in their 62-13 destruction of the French this morning.

Remember when Steve Hansen said last year that Julian Savea was "probably better" than Jonah Lomu?

It's the French that have the thing for starting revolutions but they were the victims of one this morning.