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Blitzboks stay unbeaten in Dubai after Spain win

Cape Town - The Springbok Sevens side qualified for the Cup quarter-finals of the Dubai Sevens after defeating Spain on Friday.

MATCH CENTRE: Dubai Sevens

The Blitzboks won 35-5, after leading 14-0 at the break.

After a slow start in which they had to fend off a gallant Spanish side on their own tryline, the South Africans clicked into gear and eventually ran in five tries, with speedster Rosko Specman bagging a brace.

Goal-kickers - Justin Geduld and Selvyn Davids - also impressed by slotting all five conversions.

South Africa edged Kenya 17-12 in their first match on Thursday and will face England in their final Pool D match later on Friday (17:54 SA time).

Earlier on Friday, England beat Kenya 12-5 which means their match with South Africa will determine the group winner.

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Scorers:

South Africa

Tries: Rosko Specman (2), Chris Dry, Siviwe Soyizwapi, JC Pretroius

Conversions: Justin Geduld (2), Selvyn Davids (3)

Spain

Try: Pol Pla

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