Down to the Wire Trivia Quiz

Answer: Bryan Habana

With time up on the clock and a win looking inevitable for the Sharks, the Bulls attacked with all they had. Habana got the ball and the defence opened up like the red sea allowing him to ghost through and score the winning try.

Answer: Joel Stransky

With the score tied after full time the mighty All Blacks with Jonah Lomu and the unfancied Springboks went into overtime. After trading points early in overtime the score was locked at 12-12. The Springboks had a scrum in the All Black 22 metre area, Joost Van Der Westhuizen passed to Stansky, and he put one of the most memorable drop goals in rugby history over for a South Africa win.

Answer: George Gregan

With full time approaching Jeff Wilson ghosted through the Wallaby defence and dived over the line for a certain winning try; only to be tackled at the last moment by George Gregan. The tackle dislodged the ball and resulted in a knock on and famous Wallaby victory. Gregan retired in 2007 with a record 139 test caps.

Answer: England

Johnny Wilkinson slotted the winning drop goal after clever work by Matt Dawson and Martin Johnson set it up; England won 20-17. England also played the in the 2007 world cup final, losing to the Springboks 6-15.

Answer: James Dalton

The Springboks were 5-23 down and scored 19 points in the last 15 minutes of the match, the last being a controversial try by Dalton. The Springboks went on to win their first first Tri-Nations title and equal the then world record of 17 matches unbeaten. Their loss to England 8-13 in December 1998 ended their record equalling match unbeaten run.

Answer: False

Kurtley Beale kicked a massive 55m penalty goal to deny the Springboks a much needed victory in a poor 2010 Tri-Nations showing (they won just one of their four Tri-Nations matches). Australia won 41-39 in Bloemfontein.

Answer: Scott Gibbs

Gibbs scored a spectacular solo try to give Wales a 32-31 win at Wembley Stadium. The defeat left England on equal points with Scotland, who won the title on points differential.

Answer: False

In what is regarded as one of the greatest test matches ever, the All Blacks raced to a 24-0 lead in Sydney, only for the Wallabies to claw their way back to 24-24. Lomu scored a try in the dying moments of the game for a 39-34 win.

Answer: Morne Steyn

Steyn slotted a huge goal in the second test in Bloemfontein to give hosts a 28-25 win, and an unassailable 2-0 lead in the 3 match series (they won the first match 26-21). The Springboks lost the third match 9-28.

Answer: Rob Andrew

Rob Andrew sent England into a semi-final showdown with the mighty All Blacks with a superb drop goal (England won 25-22), ending the reigning champions hopes of another title. England lost their semi-final 29-45.