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Wales stand-in skipper Gethin Jenkins on BBC One: "We'll take a win but we are disappointed with our performance. We lacked basic skills and lost the ball too often. But all credit to Fiji, they came here and gave us a hell of a game.

"I'm just glad we got on the right side of the scoreboard. We weren't at the races but at least we got the win."

Alistair Lowe:, external Very disappointing from England again. Too reluctant to make changes from last week and during the game. Lacking against quality.

Harrison Taylor:, external Too late to change things and it's cost us the game. Drop Farrell and Vunipola for the next game

Wales

Tries: North, Cuthbert, Penalty Try

Cons: Priestland

Fiji

Try: Nadolo

Pens: Nadolo 2 Con: Nadolo

Half-time: 17-6

Injured England prop forward Alex Corbisiero tweets:, external Small margins, fair play to South Africa but brave fight from England. Still proud of the boys after that performance.

Firm words from England captain Chris Robshaw in the post-match huddle, but where do his team go from here?

Do they stick with the same plan and hope it comes good, or is it time to freshen things up?

Big questions for Stuart Lancaster to answer this week.

Michael Slavin:, external SA experience the difference. Eng unable to release the backs. Changes at half back and midfield needed. Reputations irrelevant.

Dara Gilligan:, external England doing exactly what Ireland didn't do. Too many penalties and too much indiscipline

England (6)

Tries: Wilson, Morgan, Barritt

Pens: Farrell (2), Ford. Cons: Farrell (2)

South Africa (13)

Tries: Serfontein, Reinach, Burger

Pens: Lambie (3). Cons: Lambie (2) Drop goals: Lambie

But Fiji - who have played almost half an hour with 14 men remember - nervously kick upfield as the seconds tick down, allowing Wales full-back Liam Williams to gather and see out the game. Wales are saved by the clock...

Virtually silence inside the Millennium Stadium now. Fiji fancy this....

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

"Over the 80 minutes without question, South Africa had control of the game.

"England had a purple match when South Africa were down to 14 men and they scored two tries to level it at 20-20.

"But, South Africa showed the composure you need in these pressure situations."

The final act of the match saw Willie Le Roux knock on as he was in the act of gathering a kick to score, but the Boks will not be concerned in the least.

England got back in touch with that late try, but they rarely looked like winning and that is now 11 defeats and one draw in their last 12 matches against the Boks.

It's also their fifth Test defeat in a row, and if they want to compete with the very best - and they do - this defeat will be a hard blow to take.

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Interception! Nemani Nadolo steals a loose Welsh pass and there is no stopping the powerful Fiji centre as he belts it from inside his own half. Fiji can't nick it - can they?

England are turned over and that's the game, but have the Boks finished with a flourish?

A Fiji try now would tee up a nervy final five minutes for the Welsh. The visitors pound the try-line before a knock on by a white shirt lets Wales off the hook. Relief.

Then, there is another stoppage as the referee has to sort out another rumpus. Fiji lock Tevita Cavubati thumps the ball into the head of Wales debutant Nicky Smith while he drags himself off the turf. Welcome to Test rugby young man...

One last shot for England from deep.

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

"Let's not hang around.

"England should be sprinting back to the halfway line.

"England may well get one more possession to give themselves a sniff of a drop-goal."

Fair play, there's no doubting their fighting spirit.

Brad Barritt plunges over to finish off a sustained attack but George Ford cannot convert from wide out.

James Standen:, external That's the game done! Had a brilliant chance at 20-20 but have lost our way since that try!

England will look back on their mistakes today and curse themselves.

South Africa work their way into drop-goal territory and Pat Lambie pops over the three points that surely settles the match.

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

"A little bit disappointing - again that ill-discipline from England.

"I don't know the penalty count, but I'm sure England have given far too many away today."