Watch live: Springboks Victory Parade comes to Cape Town

The Springboks Victory Parade comes to its final leg in Cape Town on Monday morning, where the Rugby World Cup winners will be welcomed to parliament with the Webb Ellis trophy in tow.
After parading through the jacaranda-lined streets of Pretoria, downtown Johannesburg, Soweto and Durban, the Springboks completed their tour of the Eastern Cape this weekend. Captain Siya Kolisi and his team received an emotional welcome in East London and Port Elizabeth, the latter being a pivotal stop on the Victory Parade’s schedule as Kolisi had an opportunity to return to his hometown of Zwide.

Springboks to be welcomed in parliament

(WATCH) Build up to the arrival of the Springboks in Parliament. #SpringboksTour #sabcnews pic.twitter.com/cfMXflrDjp

— Bulelani Phillip (@BulelaniPhillip) November 11, 2019

Bust of Nelson Mandela being spruced up with SA colours as Parliament awaits the arrival of the Springboks. #sabcnews pic.twitter.com/2lTmXMJppv

— Abra Barbier (@BarbierAbra) November 11, 2019

✅ Trophy Tour route plan for Cape Town
👋 Come say howzit to the RWC champs
🏆 Final of five stops across South Africa#ChampionsTogether pic.twitter.com/36w9siCwc5

— Springboks (@Springboks) November 11, 2019

Naturally, the captain’s arrival, with the Webb Ellis hoisted high, was the pinnacle of what has already been an incredible two weeks of celebrations.
Now it’s time for the Mother City to get a piece of the action, serving as the Springboks’ final celebratory destination. First on the itinerary is a visit to parliament, where Kolisi, along with coach Rassie Erasmus and the rest of the World Cup winners, will be invited into the halls of the National Assembly.
Members of the African National Congress (ANC) and the Democratic Alliance (DA) are due to welcome the Springboks to the precinct. On Monday morning, politicians draped in Springbok regalia could be seen milling about parliament. One party, however, is likely to give the Springboks the cold shoulder; the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) who have dismissed the World Cup win and subsequent fanfare have been condemned for their divisive comments regarding the national rugby team.

Watch: Springboks Victory Parade in Cape Town

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— claude (@clauder42) November 11, 2019

After their short tour of the National Assembly, the Springboks will make their way to City Hall and the Grand Parade – which serves as the official starting point of the route. The squad, which will be undoubtedly perched atop of the branded bus, as seen in other cities, will then weave its way through the inner city streets; travelling through Adderley, Wale, Long, Buitensingel, Loop and Strand street.
The parade will move away from the city centre shortly after lunch, embarking on a tour of the Cape Flats. After midday, the procession will visit:

• Langa
• Belhar
• Elsies River
• Ravensmead
• Uitsig

The Springboks Victory Parade in Cape Town is expected to come to a close at around 17:00, when the squad will return to their hotel in the City Centre.