Final score: South Africa 19-13 Ireland
Pietersen try, Jantjies 3 pens & 1 con, Combrinck pen
Marshall try, Jackson con & 2 pens for Ire
Earlier England beat Australia 44-40 to win series 3-0
New Zealand thumped Wales 46-6 to win series 3-0
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New Zealand v Wales (08:35 BST)
Men wearing daffodil hats bellow out Land of my Fathers before the All Blacks warble their national tune. Now it's time for the arrowed haka and silence descends. Wales' team looks on.
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John McEnerney: Wales did themselves proud in the last 2 tests but the AB's may put 30 or 40 on them today.
Andrew Priestley: Beauden Barrett is a spectacular impact sub for the All Blacks. It will be very interesting to see how he plays from the start.
New Zealand v Wales (08:35 BST)
The players make their way from the dressing rooms onto the pitch, the men in black receive a warm welcome from the Dunedin faithful. We're all set. Just the anthems and the haka to go and we will have kick-off.
New Zealand v Wales (08:35 BST)
It would cause much chaos if they hadn't, but we can report that the Wales players are in the stadium, arriving about an hour ago and looking very much focused.
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New Zealand v Wales (08:35 BST)
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New Zealand v Wales (08:35 BST)
New Zealand v Wales (08:35 BST)
What about the men in red? Injury has ruled out veteran Wales prop Gethin Jenkins, as well as lock Bradley Davies.
Rob Evans is back at loose-head prop, while Gatland brings in Tomas Francis at tight-head as Samson Lee is relegated to replacement duty. Luke Charteris is the man to replace Davies.
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New Zealand v Wales (08:35 BST)
New Zealand have made five changes from the team which won the second Test. A risk? Not according to All Black great Sean Fitzpatrick, who purrs over the potential of the newcomers.
Flanker Elliott Dixon makes his debut at blind-side flanker in place of Jerome Kaino, while George Moala takes over at centre from injured Malakai Fekitoa.
Fly-half Beauden Barrett makes only his eighth All Blacks start in 38 appearances as he takes over from Aaron Cruden, who was injured in the second Test.
Image source, Getty ImagesNew Zealand v Wales (08:05 BST)
Wales led after an hour of the first Test before losing 39-21, and succumbed 36-22 in the second after being level 10-10 at the break.
That extended New Zealand's winning run against Wales to 28 games since 1953.
"We just switch off for five-10 minutes and before you know it, New Zealand have pulled away," says former Wales flanker Martyn Williams.
"But there are encouraging signs that we are playing a more expansive game."
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How long do you patiently wait when you've been holding on since 1953? Wales have played well in their two Tests this summer against the All Blacks, but the matches have ended like the majority of others have against the men in black.
They need to perform for the full 80 minutes, they need to be on top of their game, they need to stem the All Black tide when the hosts up the tempo.
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One more game, one more chance for Wales to make history against the All Blacks.
Wales are without a win over New Zealand since 1953 and have lost 28 consecutive games against the Kiwis.
Warren Gatland's side have lost the series - the world champions have a decisive 2-0 lead ahead of the tour finale at the Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin.
But Wales have pushed Steve Hansen's men hard in this series and have a final opportunity to earn a first win over the All Blacks on their own soil.
Wales are in the 54th week of their 2015-16 season, so they will have to draw on every ounce of strength and energy if they're to cause an upset here.
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New Zealand v Wales (08:35 BST)
Hello! What a difference nine or so months make. England have made history against our antipodean friends and are braying for more. A 3-0 whitewash is the aim, they say. Can they do it? Perhaps.
Wales could still make their own history with the oval ball if they beat New Zealand. Can they do it? The odds are still stacked against them.
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