Tygerberg High School’s students captivated the audience with a spectacular opening performance at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday for the highly anticipated Springboks vs All Black clash, Cape {town} Etc reports.
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As the stadium buzzed with excitement, the students from Tygerberg High School, the former school of Springbok lock Eben Etzebeth, took centre stage, setting the tone for what was expected to be an electrifying clash between two of rugby’s most storied teams. Their performance, a vibrant and dynamic blend of song, enthusiasm and cultural expression, was designed to energise the crowd and celebrate South Africa’s rich sporting heritage.
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The students, dressed in the colours of the South African flag, performed a routine featuring numbers and letters that spelled out ‘3, 2, 1, Go!’
The crowd responded with enthusiastic applause, and the performance was met with widespread praise on social media and in the stands.
As the students concluded their performance, the atmosphere in the stadium was electric, setting the perfect backdrop for the intense rugby showdown that followed.
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