Kick off times for every Test this weekend as Springboks face Wales

The November internationals have been enthralling and entertaining over the last couple of weeks, but we have now reached the final set of Test fixtures for the year, which will kick off on Friday with France hosting Argentina (kick off at 22:10 SA time).

There are more high profile matches to look forward to on Saturday, with Ireland facing Fiji (17:10 kick off), and Italy taking on New Zealand (22:10 kick off time), while the headline fixture will of course be the Springboks tackling Wales (19:40 kick off time).

On Sunday, there will be two more Tests to look forward to as Scotland play Australia (15:40 kick off time), and England take on Japan (18:10).

Here are all the Test match kick off times:

As the Springboks prepare to take on Wales, coach Warren Gatland faces mounting pressure after his team crashed to a record 11th consecutive defeat in a 52-20 rout by Australia in Cardiff on Sunday.

However, he has insisted that he will not walk away from the job.

“Absolutely,” Gatland said when asked whether he still wanted to be involved. I do it because I love being involved in the game. I have so many good memories with Wales and am incredibly proud of what we’ve achieved.

“This is challenging at the moment. I’m only human, so I ask myself if it’s the right thing to do. But I’m happy doing it.

“There’s so much negativity around the game in terms of what’s been happening on the field and regionally wise and financial and stuff.

“Whatever the best decision for us to make a change, to get some positivity in the game, you know, I’d support that 100%, so if that means me, then I’m comfortable.

“But I definitely still want to be a part of it,” he added.