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If both make it on to the field, they will become the second pair of brother-sister siblings to play for New Zealand on the same day, following Xavier and Annaleah Rush, who took on Australia at Sydney Football Stadium on 29 August 1998.<\/p>\n
Wallace and Amarante’s father Semo Sititi, who played for Borders and Newcastle and captained Samoa, has travelled to Johannesburg for the match.<\/p>\n
“Representing this country is a privilege but doing it alongside my brother is something special. I will always hold it in my heart,” said Amarante., external<\/span><\/a> “It’s pretty surreal. I’m still buzzing out that I get to be here with my brother but it’s really cool and I’m so grateful.”<\/p>\n South Africa: <\/b>Kolbe; Arendse, Kriel, de Allende, Hooker; Feinberg-Mngomezulu, Reinach; Nche, Marx, Louw, Etzebeth, Nortje, Kolisi, PS du Toit, Wiese<\/p>\n Replacements: <\/i>Fourie, Steenekamp, T du Toit, De Jager, Esterhuizen, Hanekom, Van den Berg, Libbok<\/p>\n New Zealand:<\/b> McKenzie; Jordan, Tupaea, J Barrett, Carter; Love, Roigard; Bower, Aumua, Lomax, Vaa’I, Darry, Lakai, Jacobson, Savea<\/p>\n Replacements:<\/i> Taukei’aho, Numia, Newell, Holland, Sititi, Preston, Lienert-Brown, Moorby<\/p>\n<\/div>\n