One for the showreel for Jacob Stockdale.

The Ireland wing with marrow-wobbling hit on Dillyn Leyds, turning his opposite number into a crash test dummy.

Pretty much every Ireland player offers their congratulations.

Luke: #bbcrugby Is Gatland now under pressure at Wales? Wales have not looked competitive for the last 3 years.

Slightly harsh, Luke?

And here's the try that ended Welsh hopes... is there a knock-on in the build-up from Beale?

Ireland make a pair of changes in the front row with Rory Best and Cian Healy making way for Rob Herring and Dave Kilcoyne.

A little over 20 minutes to go.

James Horwill
Former Australian captain on BBC Two

It's been a great Test match by two teams really willing to play rugby.

I said these Tests usually go to the wire.

Unfortunately for Warren Gatland's players, they're usually on the losing side.

Australia win their 13th-consecutive Test against Wales.

And the final image of the match is one of Jonathan Davies calling for a stretcher.

Carnage.

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Rory Best goes burrowing at the breakdown and gets the turnover from Springbok replacement Steven Kitshoff.

Great work from the skipper and Ireland are heading into the South Africa 22m.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Two

Judging by his reaction, I'm not sure he grounded it?

Is Hallam Amos in touch?

The clock is stopped with 37 seconds left to play.

We're asking 'try or no try?'

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Iain Henderson shows up well again as he rips the ball out the grasp of Malcolm Marx.

Ireland wallop upfield to clear their lines.

You get the feeling that the Boks lack the killer quality to get back into this match, even if they have the passion to apply all the pressure and dominate possession.

Rob Jones
Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

You talk about the little things that make international sides great and Wales have made far too many basic handling errors. Critical decisions have not been made by Wales.

But Wales' passing generally has been very, very good.

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And another. Leon Brown is welcomed to the international stage rather late in the day as Aled Davies replaces Gareth Davies at scrum-half.

Australia are in possession, Bernard Foley launches a long kick which is collected by Liam Williams who evades a tackle and sets his side on the front foot.

Wales are back in the Australia half with two minutes to play.

And Michael Hooper is back on the field.

Go, go, gadget arms.

Devin Toner shoots out his long tentacles to try and pull in an interception, but the ball spills forward.

Would he have had the gas to cover the 30m to the Bok line? Probably not, but it would have been fun to watch him give it a go.

More subs for Wales as Kristian Dacey comes on and sevens star Sam Cross makes his debut off the bench.

He's got an Olympic silver medal, but that doesn't mean much here.

Wales need a miracle.

James Horwill
Former Australian captain on BBC Two

Australia have put Kurtley Beale on the flank. I don't think he knows what he's doing? Yeah, he definitely doesn't know what he's doing.

The scrum goes down again, Wales ignore it and Gareth Davies picks up.

He's just short of the line after a jink through the defence, and as Alun Wyn Jones dives for the whitewash, he knocks on.

Almost.

Tony Ward
Former Ireland and Lions fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Sexton's kicks today have been relatively easy but he has struck them with real conviction and they've reflected the difference between the sides. I'd like to see Ireland play with a bit more intensity as their levels have still dropped since half time.

And South Africa make a change to shake up the kaleidoscope.

Off comes the indifferent Elton Jantjies at fly-half and on comes Handre Pollard.

Francois Venter is also into the Bok backline.

James Horwill
Former Australian captain on BBC Two

Wales need to get a result here. They don't want the clock to get to about 76 minutes without getting a point on the board.

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