PARIS - South Africa have made just one change for their second rugby World Cup game against England at the Stade de France here on Saturday (NZ time), with Francois Steyn replacing centre Jean de Villiers.
Steyn, who will be earning his 11th cap, has already caught theeye in France when coming on for de Villiers in the Boks' 59-7 opening win over Samoa at the Parc des Princes on Monday.
De Villiers' World Cup came to a premature end when he suffered a torn left bicep in that game.
The only other doubt for South Africa concerns backrow forward Schalk Burger who before the team announcement was cited for a dangerous tackle in the Samoa game.
South African manager Zola Yeye said the hearing was expected to take place today (NZT) with the time and venue yet to be determined.
"We will be defending Schalk as he was simply going for the ball," Yeye said.
New Zealand referee Paul Honiss penalised Burger for the tackle and spoke to him but took no further action.
The citing was made by commissioner Douglas Hines.
The team to face England features two survivors from the 1999 World Cup quarter-final victory over England at the Stade de France - fullback Percy Montgomery and prop Os du Randt.
South Africa Percy Montgomery, JP Pietersen, Jaque Fourie, Francois Steyn, Bryan Habana, Butch James, Fourie du Preez, Danie Rossouw, Juan Smith, Schalk Burger, Victor Matfield, Bakkies Botha, CJ van der Linde, John Smit (captain), Os du Randt.
Reserves: Bismarck du Plessis, BJ Botha, Johann Muller, Wikus van Heerden, Ricky Januarie, Andre Pretorius, Wynand Olivier
