The crowd opt for a rendition of 'hymns and arias' as their team approach the South Africa 22. Fortune sometimes favouring Wales, but they need to make the most of it. Dan Biggar with a dribble of a drop-kick which Willie le Roux knocks forward within 5m of his own line. Could this be it?

Adam Ashley-Cooper is having a big game in the midfield and although he is once again scythed down by Mike Brown, Australoa win another penalty, which they kick to the corner.

Big chance for the 'Bies.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

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"England scored their second try by applying pressure. They've used their scrum to great affect today. They continue to play smart, even though they've got only a six point lead."

Owen Farrell promptly hacks a loose ball ahead and it's a race to touch down between England's Chris Robshaw and Australia's Israel Folau.

It's a greyhound against a pygmy hippo and Folau wins the race comfortably.

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Neil Cowan:, external That yellow card for South Africa was a joke. Shocking decision.

Dan:, external Shocking decision, never a penalty let alone a yellow card! They both competed equally, Leigh just jumped higher.

Will Shillibier:, external Just look at their hands! The intent in the SA players is in their hands when they compete in the air. I also don't care. Wales have lost enough matches through iffy yellow-cards. Just make sure we win this one.

Leigh Halfpenny doesn't seem to know what day it is or what city he's in so Scott Williams comes on for the full-back.

Brad Barritt has been stitched up and sent back on, but Owen Farrell stays out there and it's Billy Twelvetrees who is removed from the fray.

Rhys Webb with the dummy but is held up near the posts... Scott Baldwin makes a few yards but with the tryline looming Wales are turned over. Deary me. Could that be the moment which will keep Warren Gatland awake tonight, wondering about ifs, buts and maybes?

Will Skelton is so big he bends time and space - but even with him in harness in the Australia second row England once again marmalise the Wallabies at the scrum.

Jonathan Davies sprints down the wing... Wales switch play... Jamie Roberts barges through midfield... Wales within sight of the try line...

Alex Corbisiero, England and Lions loose-head prop:, external "Unreal set piece domination! Take a bow boys."

Will it be enough to secure victory?

Schalk Brits
South Africa & Saracens hooker on BBC One

"I disagree with that decision to send Cornal Hendricks to the sin bin. It was a fair kick, but they both went up for the ball. That could determine the outcome of this game."

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

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"I want this to be a close game, because I want England to have that in their locker, seeing out a game at the death and having that experience to call upon in the World Cup. It'll stand them in good stead."

Looks like you'll get your wish Matt...

Leigh Halfpenny spills the ball while going for a ball up in the air. There doesn't seem to be anything awry as Cornal Hendricks also challenged for the ball - but the referee calls back play and shows a yellow card to the South African winger. Halfpenny is dazed but will continue. It seems a harsh call.

Owen Farrell is on for the bleeding Brad Barritt - meanwhile George Ford will go for goal.

The Bath youngster bisects the sticks from a trick angle and England's lead is back out to six - not enough against the free-scoring Wallabies you suspect.

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

"Australia have got this ball on a bit of string. They keep the ball and dictate as to where they're going to go. England cannot mark at the moment.

"Australia's two tries have been fantastically constructed and this game is far from over. Both these sides want to attack and create a fluid game, so you've got to keep hold of the ball for the remaining 20 minutes."

Big-hitting by Gethin Jenkins on Eben Etzebeth and the prop's efforts earns Wales a penalty to touch. Under 20 minutes remaining and Wales have yet to introduce a replacement.

South Africa disrupt Wales' scrum but Taulupe Faletau refuses to surrender and the ball comes back Wales' way but they kick away possession. Leigh Halfpenny on his heels, holds firm despite the attention of three South Africans... Jamie Roberts coughs up possession... A fabulous take by Liam Williams under a high ball.. A chaotic passage of play... And breathe.

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No sooner have England scored than Australia hit the ignition and produce the sort of all-court try that only they and the All Blacks seem to be able to come up with.

Quade Coooper and Adam Ashley-Copper are prominent before Skelton - all 6ft 8in and 21 stone of him - gets the ball five metres out and goes over in the manner of the Colossus of Rhodes being brought to ground in antiquity.

When the ground has stopped shaking Cooper converts - Australia do not know when they are beaten.

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

"Not a pretty try. Not entertaining. But England have been shoving Australia off the ball all day long. That second England try is fully, fully deserved and every England forward deserves a pat on the back."