All the incredible RWC 2019 tributes and dates for the national World Cup Champions Tour

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The national World Cup Champions Tour officially kicks off on November 7 in Gauteng and will continue to include stops across the country where the RWC champions will parade the Webb Ellis Cup for fans. Take a look at all the dates and venus below (more details may still be released) as well as some of the most memorable tributes made by celebrities and fans across the world.

The RWC Champions tour stops:

– Thursday, 7 November: Pretoria, Johannesburg and Soweto

– Friday, 8 November: Durban

– Saturday, 9 November: East London

– Sunday, 10 November: Port Elizabeth

– Monday, 11 November: Cape Town

Springbok Tributes from across the world

Durban artists  – Ewokessay, Mook Lion, Dane Stops, and Giffy – pay tribute to Springboks with a massive mural

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the completed artwork. Looks awesome! #strongertogether @ewokessay @danestops @giffyartist @mook_lion

A post shared by Val Adamson (@dizypix) on Nov 3, 2019 at 7:47am PST

Trevor Noah expresses his pride in our rugby team and our captain Siya Kolisi

To say we’re proud would be an understatement. Congrats to a team that many wrote off just a year ago. Our captain took criticism from all sides but today, the Springboks are back on top of the world. Well done Bokke. You have made us all proud. #rugbyworldcup2019 #southafrica pic.twitter.com/ETHS1w4b2T

— Trevor Noah (@Trevornoah) November 2, 2019

South African actress and star of the hit show Lucifer, Lesley-Ann Brandt congratulates the Bokke too…

Never underestimate a South African with a goal. We are determined AF! 👊🏾👏🏾🇿🇦💛 https://t.co/OmoORd6N0m

— 📎Lesley-Ann Brandt (@LesleyAnnBrandt) November 2, 2019

Charlize Theron sends her love…

Sending so much love to these guys for a hard fought and well deserved #RWC win. CONGRATULATIONS Springboks – you’ve done our country proud! ❤️ 🇿🇦 pic.twitter.com/qFENlczF7R

— Charlize Theron (@CharlizeAfrica) November 3, 2019

Roger Federer – whose mother is from South Africa – congratulates the Bokke…

And Prince Harry, who considers South Africa a second home, makes a point of personally congratulating the entire team on camera as well as President Cyril Ramaphosa

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