Springbok wing Cheslin Kolbe says the team are aiming to back up last weekend's performance at Ellis Park when they take on the All Blacks in their second Rugby Championship encounter at the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday (kick-off 5pm).
The Boks came from behind in the 31-27 win over their biggest rivals, which gave them a third straight win over them.
The last time the Boks beat the All Blacks on consecutive weekends was back in the 2009 Tri-Nations when they triumphed in Bloemfontein and Durban.
Kolbe admits that is something the team has battled with in recent times, winning games consecutively, and that is something they are looking to improve on.
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