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Twickenham gradually filling up, players still warming up...
Summary
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
Argentina meet Australia on Sunday (kick-off 16:00 BST)
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Get involvedpublished at 15:35
Get involvedpublished at 15:34 British Summer Time 24 October 2015
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Don't stand in front of The Buspublished at 15:32
New Zealand v South Africa (16:00 BST)
Talking of Julian Savea...
"He's left roadkill everywhere," said former All Black Andrew Mehrtens during his BBC Radio 5 live commentary as he watched compatriot Savea bump off French defenders and thunder to the line for a particularly memorable try.
The All Black winger, nicknamed 'The Bus', scored a hat-trick of tries against the French and became the tournament's leading try scorer, taking his tally to eight.
One more try and he will have scored the most tries at a single World Cup, surpassing Jonah Lomu (8 in 1999) and Bryan Habana (8 in 2007).
Image source, BBC SportSavea v Springbokspublished at 15:28
South Africa v New Zealand
Can Julian Savea - New Zealand's one-man wrecking ball - get past South Africa today?
Massive attackpublished at 15:25
South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
Springboks flanker Schalk Burger told us something in the pre-match chat that we all already knew - that the All Blacks' razor-sharp attack is "phenomenal".
The world champions have ruthlessly steamrolled over every team in their path, topping the try-scoring chart in the process.
But the South Africans are no slouches in an attacking sense either, currently in a podium position in the race for most tries, clean breaks, carries, metres and defenders beaten.
Here's how their attacking armories compare...
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Image source, Opta'Australia v All Blacks in final'published at 15:22
South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
Justin Marshall
Former New Zealand scrum-half speaking on BBC Radio 5 live"I've always thought from the start that the way the paths and pulls worked out that Australia and New Zealand would meet in the final. Not a lot I've seen has changed my mind from that, although both games this weekend will be competitive. There'll be some drama, no doubt."
'All Blacks very, very good'published at 15:20
South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
Justin Marshall
Former New Zealand scrum-half speaking on BBC Radio 5 live"I don't agree that the decades marry in, that you can compare great teams with great teams in the now. But this All Blacks team is very,very good and they could become one of the best teams ever."
'Boks have to over-perform'published at 15:19
South Africa v New Zeland (16:00 BST)
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 liveQuote MessageSouth Africa have to over-perform because the All Blacks are the best team in world. Since they last lifted the [World Cup] trophy they have lost three games. That's an incredible statistic."
'Boks will be direct'published at 15:18
South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, Getty ImagesQuote MessageThe Springboks know how to beat the All Blacks. They've done it in the Rugby Championship. They won't play an expansive game, they will be very direct against the All Blacks. It's the only chance they have to win the game."
Tim Horan, Former Australia centre
Ben backs the Bokspublished at 15:17
South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
Ben Cohen - one of England's World Cup-winning heroes in 2003 - reckons it's all about the Springboks today.
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South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
Is the current All Black crop the best that's ever been? Send us your rugby chit-chat by tweeting #bbcrugby or texting 81111 (UK only) - remember to include your name and where you’re tuning in from.
And you can post on the BBC Sport Facebook page., external Send us a letter if you wish, it might get to us for the final.
'Boks need to mix it up'published at 15:14
South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
Justin Marshall
Former New Zealand scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, Getty ImagesQuote MessageSouth Africa need to mix it up. They need to believe they can do it because this All Blacks team is formulating a pretty incredible record. This New Zealand team is very good and could become one of the best teams ever."
Unstoppable?published at 15:13
South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, GettyQuote MessageNew Zealand have 15 players who take to the field and then they have another 15 players who would easily slot into that team... and they’d probably still be number one in the world. If this team secure back-to-back World Cups they will be the best All Blacks team of all time."
Tim Horan, Former Australia centre
Top of the classpublished at 15:12
South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
How good have New Zealand been since winning the World Cup on home soil? Heyneke Meyer's thoughts are based on solid facts.
The All Blacks have been beaten just the three times and drawn just two matches since 23 October 2011. They've won 48 matches, which calculates into a 92% success rate - A*, top of the class, enough to get them entrance into Oxbridge.
Image source, Getty Images'The greatest that's ever been'published at 15:10
South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
The Wales team of the 1950s? England in 2003? The All Blacks side of 1987 or Australia in 1984? Which has been the greatest team in history?
South Africa coach Heyneke Meyer made his thoughts clear this week, saying it was the current All Blacks side.
"This is the best team to have ever played the game," said the South African. "If you look at their run after the World Cup, they've just got better after the previous World Cup and that doesn't happen in world rugby. It will need our best performance probably ever to beat them."
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Image source, Getty Images'French felt full wrath'published at 15:07
South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
England's World Cup-winning coach Sir Clive Woodward said they were a pleasure to watch. Those watching looked on in awe. Nine tries. A demolition. The All Blacks superb in their 62-13 demolition of France.
South Africa have taken note.
"They didn’t just stick the knife in, they put it in and turned it and the French felt the full wrath,” said prop Jannie Du Plessis earlier this week.
Image source, BBC SportSpecial Burgerpublished at 15:05
South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
There are stats to back up Jeremy Guscott's claims because Schalk Burger is a monster of a flanker. He's made 80 carries - 20 more than any other player at this tournament - and he also ranks third for most tackles (55) and third for most offloads (17).
Image source, BBC Sport'Boks will terrorise breakdown'published at 15:03
South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
But there is hope for South Africa. Why? I'll let Jeremy Guscott tell you.
"In Duane Vermeulen, Francois Louw and Schalk Burger, the Springboks have got three tearaways who will absolutely terrorise the breakdown," he says.
"Not only that, but in second rows Lood de Jager - arguably the best lock in the competition - and Eben Etzebeth, they have other big ball-carriers who are conspicuous in all the rucks and mauls."
Image source, Getty Images'An explosion of rugby'published at 15:00
South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
I know what you're all thinking - what has Jeremy Guscott have to say about this match?
The former England international predicts an "explosion of rugby", a semi-final which will be "unbelievable in its intensity".
In his latest BBC Sport column, Guscott says: "This All Blacks side is the smartest rugby team. They are definitely the best in the rugby brain department, and this is where they have the edge. They appear to have the answer for most predicaments. Whatever the Boks throw at them, they will have an answer."
Image source, Getty ImagesSonny Bill's charitable donationpublished at 14:56
South Africa v New Zealand (16:00 BST)
Sonny Bill Williams is about to play in one of the most important games of his career, but the New Zealander has found time to think of others.