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Cape Town - Springbok utility back Frans Steyn became just the 21st player to win multiple Rugby World Cup titles in Yokohama on Saturday.
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Steyn joined the select group of players following the Springboks' dominant 32-12 victory over England in the 2019 final.
Steyn, 32, was part of the 2007 Springbok team which triumphed in Paris - also against England.
Steyn joins compatriot Os du Randt as the only two Springboks to have tasted victory on two occasions.
Du Randt was famously part of the 1995 World Cup-winning side in South Africa, as well as the 2007 success in France.
Steyn and Du Randt are joined by five Wallabies and 14 All Blacks in sipping champagne from the Webb Ellis Cup on multiple occasions.
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List of multiple World Cup winners:
John Eales (Australia) - 1991, 1999
Phil Kearns (Australia) - 1991, 1999
Dan Crowley (Australia) - 1991, 1999
Jason Little (Australia) - 1991, 1999
Tim Horan (Australia) - 1991, 1999
Dan Carter (New Zealand) - 2011, 2015
Ben Franks (New Zealand) - 2011, 2015
Owen Franks (New Zealand) - 2011, 2015
Jerome Kaino (New Zealand) - 2011, 2015
Richie McCaw (New Zealand) - 2011, 2015
Keven Mealamu (New Zealand) - 2011, 2015
Ma'a Nonu (New Zealand) - 2011, 2015
Kieran Read (New Zealand) - 2011, 2015
Colin Slade (New Zealand) - 2011, 2015
Conrad Smith (New Zealand) - 2011, 2015
Victor Vito (New Zealand) - 2011, 2015
Sam Whitelock (New Zealand) - 2011, 2015
Sonny Bill Williams (New Zealand) - 2011, 2015
Tony Woodcock (New Zealand) - 2011, 2015
Os du Randt (South Africa) 1995, 2007
Frans Steyn (South Africa) - 2007, 2019
