World Cup result: South Africa 18-20 New Zealand
Kaino, Barrett tries, Carter 2 cons, 1 DG, 1 pen for NZ
Pollard 5 pens, Lambie 1 pen for South Africa
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South Africa 9-7 New Zealand
Image source, PAAn injection of pace from the men in black. Quick hands from the backline, Nehe Milner-Skudder to Conrad Smith... Smith to Ma'a Nonu who bursts through midfield... Danger for South Africa and they'll be pleased to have only conceded a penalty.
Dan Carter, attempting to find his Zen as a chorus of boos reverberate around the stadium... and the outside-half's effort ricochets off the uprights.
South Africa 9-7 New Zealand
Andrew Mehrtens
Former New Zealand fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Quote MessageThe All Blacks have had the odd opportunity, probing side to side to try to get a weakness they can attack."
South Africa 9-7 New Zealand
Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer at Twickenham
Six penalties conceded in first 25 mins by All Blacks. Huge defensive effort from Springboks, question is if they can maintain for 80 mins.
Image source, Getty ImagesNew Zealand have decided that possession is their friend and go through the phases instead of opting for the grubber.
Ma'a Nonu twirling in between defenders in midfield, attempting to give impetus to his team. All Blacks eventually, though, opt for that grubber down the right touchline, which fizzles out of play.
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New Zealand giving away penalties as if they were confetti. The South Africa back-row currently bossing the breakdown. Francois Louw nicking the ball from Brodie Retallick - the Bok flanker's second turnover so far - as another New Zealand attack comes to a sudden halt. The All Blacks unable to find their groove.
South Africa 9-7 New Zealand
Former England hooker Brian Moore isn't happy with the New Zealand penalty count...
Not only are South Africa winning penalties - five in the opening 22 minutes - but they are winning them within range of Handre Pollard's lethal right peg. The Springboks fly-half has found his target from the left, right and centre with his three penalty attempts.
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Image source, APNehe Milner-Skudder with the grubber behind South Africa's defensive line, the All Blacks wanting to know what the Boks' line-out is made of. This time South Africa's heralded locks falter, and gift New Zealand put-in at the scrum within sight of the South Africa 22.
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Image source, Getty ImagesSouth Africa win their first turnover... Handre Pollard with a shuffle of the hips and a dash from inside his own half to set pulses racing... Gripping stuff. The outside-half fails to keep hold of the ball, though...
South Africa 9-7 New Zealand
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live
Quote MessageIt's poised beautifully as the players size up one another. I just think that given the possession New Zealand have enough to score those tries."
South Africa 9-7 New Zealand
Image source, Getty ImagesSimple but effective. Fourie du Preez with the box kick, Bryan Habana brilliantly chasing and gathering...
South Africa surging forward, New Zealand can only stop their charge illegally and Handre Pollard knocks a penalty over with his usual aplomb.
Dan Carter trying to turn South Africa's defence on their heels with cute grubbers behind the defensive line but South Africa are, so far, alert to his saucery.
South Africa 6-7 New Zealand
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live
Quote MessageThe All Blacks' timing of their entry onto the ball and then rolling away is world class. Those are the differences that are very difficult to emulate."
Equal share of possession, similar share of territory, a tight scoreline. Did we really expect anything else from the opening quarter of an hour?
Image source, OptaJerome Kaino and Kieran Read work in partnership at the breakdown and the back-row pair succeed in ending South Africa's momentum.
A iffy line-out from the men in black, but they manage to keep hold of the ball... Dan Carter with a cheeky grubber for Dane Coles, but the hooker disguised as a winger kisses the touchline and a promising move dies a death.
The volume lifts inside Twickenham as Bryan Habana coolly gathers a high ball, setting South Africa on the charge into opposition territory. The All Blacks having to remain patient as wave after wave of green comes their way. Six phases, seven, eight...
South Africa 6-7 New Zealand
South African golfer Louis Oosthuizen - the 2010 Open champion - has gone all out with the wig and face paint...
South Africa 6-7 New Zealand
This is a ferocious forward battle. Both sets of players intent to go on the front-foot. South Africa barge their way into New Zealand's 22 and earn a penalty for their efforts. Handre Pollard impeccable from about 30m out. New Zealand gifting their opponents easy points.