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Springbok lock Eben Etzebeth has finally addressed the uproar surrounding his suspension, breaking a period of silence that has followed his eye-gouge on Wales flanker Alex Mann.

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South Africa lock Eben Etzebeth has accepted his 12-match ban for an eye-gouge on Wales flanker Alex Mann in the Springboks' 73-0 win in Cardiff last month but maintains it was not an intentional act.

Breaking silence: Taking to Instagram six days on from his suspension, Etzebeth explained that while he had remained quiet until his hearing was done, he now felt he owed everyone a public explanation ...

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