Postpublished at 12:47 British Summer Time 9 June 2018
Australia 8-9 Ireland
Penalty to Australia as a result of the front row angling in!
Lots of pressure from the home pack.
This will be three.
South Africa beat England 42-39 at Ellis Park in first Test of three
England's fourth Test defeat in a row
Daly, Brown & Farrell tries gave England 24-3 lead after 18 minutes
Nkosi (two), Le Roux & De Klerk put hosts 29-27 ahead at half-time
Dyantyi extended SA lead after Mako Vunipola yellow card
Itoje and May tries gave England late hope but hosts held on
Saj Chowdhury
Australia 8-9 Ireland
Penalty to Australia as a result of the front row angling in!
Lots of pressure from the home pack.
This will be three.
Australia 8-9 Ireland
Ireland force the error from Marika Koroibete. A breather for the men in green.
It's a scrum for Ireland, but very near their own tryline.
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Frank Rizzo: Poor refereeing favouring Ireland. What is it about teams 1 & 2 in the world that decisions go their way?
Australia 8-9 Ireland
Robbie Henshaw crucially taps the ankle of Israel Folau to prevent the former league player from escaping.
The Australia pressure continues - it's the 12th phase!
Australia 8-9 Ireland
Ref Marius van der Westhuizen looks at tackles by Sean Cronin and James Ryan, but it's nothing more than a pen for Australia.
The home side are now attacking around the 22 line.
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Andrew Douthwaite: How many phases back was that then?
John McEnerney: Now King Johnny is on watch Ireland start motoring! He’ll guide them around & barking down their necks to a win! No better Buachaill(boy in Irish) than our Johnny
Australia 8-9 Ireland
Rewind!
Israel Folau had gone over on the right after Ireland's Bundee Aki had been turned over.
But relief for the Irish, the officials spot that Adam Coleman had tackled Iain Henderson off the ball in an earlier passage of play.
Unlucky Australia.
Australia 8-9 Ireland
Best play of the half so far by Conor Murray.
The Munster player sees a gap about 20 yards out and breaks before a low kick that trundles out of play just past the corner flag.
Good quick thinking initially though.
Australia 8-9 Ireland
Johnny Sexton is on for Joey Carbery. Good job Joey at 10 - bar that one miss.
Australia 8-9 Ireland
Another Australia error. David Pocock is penalised for diving off his feet in an attempt to steal the ball.
Penalty!!
This time Joey Carbery judges correctly to give the visitors the lead.
Australia 8-6 Ireland
Israel Folau is punished as Australia lose possession having found themselves about 20 yards from the Irish line.
Neither side have found their rhythm in the second half, to be fair.
Anyway, Joey Carbery punts the ball out to move Ireland down the field.
Australia 8-6 Ireland
Pete Samu comes on to make his debut - he spent some time playing for St Ives rugby club down in Cornwall. Which is nice.
Australia win a penalty and look to gain the yards.
Australia 8-6 Ireland
He missed! Strange one that - it was pretty straight on.
They go again.
Australia 8-6 Ireland
The Irish are penalised for not releasing the ball. Good work by David "Pokey" Pocock.
But Australia fail to make the most of the penalty and are then offside about 40 yards out.
Time for Carbery to tee up.
Australia 8-6 Ireland
Ireland back on the attack - about 15 yards out.
The men in green must have had strong cuppas at the break. Australia's defence is being severely tested.
Australia 8-6 Ireland
CJ Stander - who loves running through people - starts motoring from about 30 yards out. The tryline is approaching - he's over, but the attentions of Haylett-Petty and Koroibete prevents the Ireland man from grounding the ball.
#unfortunate
Australia 8-6 Ireland
Jacob Stockdale pokes the ball free from Aussie possession but the home side retrieves.
The ball is pumped back near the Australia 22 but back comes the ball into Ireland territory.
But what's this Ireland...?
Australia 8-6 Ireland
Foley gets us back under way.
Australia 8-6 Ireland
The stats show that possession is quite even. The difference is the backs - Ireland have had no change while Australia have had plenty of joy down the left.
The teams are back out. Has Schmidt tinkered? Will Australia tire?
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So far it's not been the greatest start to the Tests for the Irish, but they have got the better of the Aussies in recent times - albeit on their own patch.
And what about England in SA? Bar a trip to New Zealand, it's the ultimate test for any touring party.
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