As if Ireland need to be handed any more penalties - but South Africa oblige. Francois de Klerk loses his head and comes in from the side on Conor Murray at a ruck.

It's way out left and it's Paddy Jackson's first pointless effort. Hard lines matey.

Elton Jantjies should have been punished for another rubbish kick from hand - but Andrew Trimble knocks on while jumping for it.

I don't want to tempt fate, but South Africa look horribly blunt.

It goes through the hands but they barely get over the gain-line. Rory Best wins a wonderful turnover, only for it all to be scuppered by Andrew Trimble.

He comes over the top and holds on to the leg of Francois de Klerk, but Elton Jantjies pushes the penalty against the left upright.

The Bok 10 gets another go though as Devin Toner fails to roll away. This one is even worse - it floats left of the posts.

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Naughty, naughty Springboks.

JP Pietersen does not release and they give way another penalty. From about 40m, way out on the left, Paddy Jackson uses the altitude to his advantage and sends it through the posts.

South Africa's kicking from hand has been wayward at best - and it's a point of frustration for the Ellis Park faithful.

This time it's Elton Jantjies putting it straight down the throat of Paddy Jackson.

Francois de Klerk hits a better one and Andrew Trimble does well to deal with it despite Damian de Allende bearing down on him.

Crikey. Ireland blast through the South Africa scrum like a blow torch pointed at candy floss.

They have to infringe to stop it - and Paddy Jackson gets another go from the tee. Three from three for the 10.

Ireland might have watched Eddie Jones' England earlier. The Irish have put up an iron curtain along their 22 - Springboks keep boinging back off it like a cartoon character trying to carry a sideways shotgun through a doorway.

It all gets a bit frantic as South Africa fail to claim a high one - then Conor Murray's clearance is charged down, only for Jared Payne to get him out of trouble.

After all that, it's an attacking Ireland scrum.

Stern, stern defence from Ireland. Robbie Henshaw stands as firm as a rock and the ball escapes Springbok hands.

Ireland seem to nod off as Elton Jantjies box kicks into a herd of green shirts - only for Willie Le Roux to come out with the ball. Conor Murray doesn't roll away and South Africa go to the corner.

Andrew Priestley: Paddy Jackson looks unflappable. He had a great season for Ulster this year, he's really matured as a all-round player.

Paddy Jackson shows a first sign of weakness by getting a clearance wrong. He's let off the hook though - South Africa offside. And Jackson ignores the heckling from the Johannesburg crowd to slot over from just inside Springbok territory.

South Africa play the ball on the ground on the Ireland 22 - another penalty against the hosts. And Ireland kick to touch to relieve the pressure.

Ireland win a penalty after Francois Louw fails to roll away - superb carrying from Iain Henderson into the tackle.

It all started from a Willie Le Roux kick that went down the throat of Andrew Trimble - the Springboks full-back got a few boos for that.

Paddy Jackson stands over the penalty - nice and central - easy peasy.

The penalty goes to the corner and the line-out is solid for South Africa. They forego the drive and spin it across the field - twice it comes to Siya Kolisi who looks extra lively. But it wriggles out of his grip courtesy of a great tackle by Quinn Roux.

Ireland come away from the restart with the ball but Pieter-Steph du Toit reaches out a big old hand and snatches the turnover, before forcing Ireland to infringe.

It's a long way out, but dead centre, and Elton Jantjies has no problem with his first task since being drafted into the team.

The first attempt at a scrum goes awry. Francois de Klerk spins the ball on his hand like a Harlem Globetrotter while he waits for it to reform.

And Ireland wheel around and concede the penalty.

Iain Henderson put too much Vaseline on to his hands before the game and his knock-on gives South Africa a scrum on halfway.

Remember when South Africa lost to Japan at the World Cup? They responded with a 46-6 troubcing of Samoa.

Sorry. Forget I said anything.