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Etzebeth expected at hearing into eye-gouging
The Guardian
|December 02, 2025
Eben Etzebeth is expected to appear at a disciplinary hearing today after his red card for alleged eye-gouging inthe victory against Wales on Saturday, with the Springboks lock potentially facing a long ban. The verdict is likely to be announced tomorrow.
As South Africa closed in on a record 73-0 win in Cardiff, Etzebeth clashed with the Welsh back-row Alex Mann, appearing to make contact with his opponent’s left eye in a fracas involving several players from both sides.
With two minutes left at the Principality Stadium, the 34-year-old was shown ared card by the referee, Luc Ramos, after a review with the television match official, Eric Gauzins. “You have a clear finger in the eyes, so for me, it’s a permanent red card,” Ramossaid during the review.
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