The Springboks have been touring South Africa to celebrate their Rugby World Cup triumph over the last week but fans have begun to notice something missing from celebratory photos - the Webb Ellis Cup's lid.
After returning to South Africa from their superb win over England in this year's final, the Springboks set out on a nation-wide tour to thank fans for their support during the campaign.
Locations such as Pretoria, Port Elizabeth, Johannesburg and even included Soweto's Vilakazi Street, the place where the late Nelson Mandela grew up, were included in the tour.
But since Saturday, all images from the tour that includes the Webb Ellis Cup have had its lid missing, leading fans to worry about its location.
WOW!!!! CAPE TOWN HAS BEEN UNBELIEVABLE!!!🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦#BokTrophyTour @Springboks pic.twitter.com/fhrQzS8RdO
— Buns Out/Abuti Buns/Mr.Buns/Bhanisa/Le Bunza (@MapsMaponyane) November 11, 2019
The Springboks have not offered an answer for its absence but the most likely cause would be the trophy is easier to transport and show to fans without it.
However, fans are teasing that halfback Faf dek Klerk may have lost it.
[Source:TVNZ]
