Elton Jantjies starts South Africa on the long road back into the match by taking an easy three.

Surely the right choice. No need to go chasing the tries this early in the second half.

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

Irish coach Joe Schmidt will be annoyed that Ireland have given the ball to South Africa early in this second half. It puts the Springboks on the attack straight away and, as long as they get the next score, they will think they can get back in this game.

Peter O'Mahony is sporting a head bandage since re-emerging for the second half.

Rory Best makes a good stretching tackle on Dillyn Leyds as the Bok wing tests him on the outside.

But Ireland are under the pump.

CJ Stander gives away a penalty right in front of his posts as he catches Tendai Mtawarira with a high arm.

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James Horwill
Former Australian captain on BBC Two

Former Wallaby captain Stephen Moore is the right person to bring on. All that experience and he has been here before against the Welsh.

This is a good period of pressure from Wales.

Jonathan Davies' kick keeps Australia pinned inside their own half.

Replacement hooker Stephen Moore finds his man with his first throw though, and Wales will have to attack again from deep.

Johnny Sexton's kick-off is well gathered by Pieter-Steph du Toit and we are go for the second half in Dublin.

The distance is good but Leigh Halfpenny pulls his kick wide from 54m.

That's his first miss of the night.

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Steff Evans has had a good showing on his first start on home soil.

He dribbles a kick through which is collected by Jonathan Davies, before the huge centre is leaped upon by the men in yellow.

Davies throws his arms out at the breakdown, but the referee is having none of it. 'Get up' is the advice.

Australia are eventually pulled for not rolling away on the half-way line.

This is Leigh Halfpenny territory... and the scrum cap is off.

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Bundee Aki is making his presence felt in midfield on debut for Ireland.

The Connacht centre has made seven tackles, CJ Stander, on eight, is the only team-mate to have racked up more.

Munster's Andrew Conway leads the yardage stats, having made 75 metres.

No tries so far this half, but Australia's Adam Coleman slid over for an easy score in the first 40.

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

Wales are going to tire, the more this game goes on and the more the players are going to have to defend. A few mistakes again creeping in from them when it looks as if the opportunity is there to exploit.

The chase has been reasonable but they haven’t competed for the ball which surprises me big time.

Wales are enjoying themselves out there.

Great skills on show as Dan Biggar casually palms the ball on in the line, but it's that man Taulupe Faletau who is at fault once again.

Nine handling errors from Wales and the usually solid Faletau has been at fault for at least three.

The ball dribbles forward and we'll go to the scrum.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Two

It's going to be amazing to see what happens, with the intensity of this match, when Warren Gatland introduces the bench.

It's an inexperienced bench, they're still in the game. Will he make the call or will GPS make the call?

Wales are in safe hands, or feet, with Leigh Halfpenny.

His penalty brings Wales back within a converted score of Australia.

We said the first score would be crucial, but a try now could change everything.

Wales have now made 115 tackles to Australia's 48, with just two missed all evening.

Cardiff Blues flanker Josh Navidi, left out of the Wales set-up for so long, is leading the way on 15.

They've got a line-out in their own half and Jake Ball wins it, the forwards pile in before Gareth Davies is forced to use it.

There's a penalty coming, Australia are off their feet and Wales have to take the three points here, don't they?

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Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Two

After 60 minutes this game is going to get a lot slower. It's so quick and so ferocious.