England beat South Africa 25-10 in Cape Town for first win in six Tests
South Africa win series 2-1
May try in corner from cross-field Cipriani kick seals victory
Captain Farrell kicks 20 points
Converted Kriel try for Springboks
Ireland beat Australia to win series 2-1
Jonny May (71 mins)
There's the moment of magic from Danny Cipriani!
He squeezes a kick between the arms of two South Africa defenders to pick out the path of Jonny May and the England winger surges forward before diving on to the loose ball to touch down.
What a score, what vision from Cipriani.
Owen Farrell sticks on the extras from out wide.
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Disappointing from the Boks. In the last couple of games have seemed like the comeback that they need. But they need to pull themselves together if they want to show up for the rest of the game.
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South Africa 10-15 England
Into the final 10 minutes we go.
England trying to stop a series whitewash, trying to end that run of five successive defeats.
And, to the fury of the Newlands crowd, they're handed a penalty from a South African scrum near their own line.
This one is heading a long way down field...
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South Africa 10-15 England
Victor Matfield
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 live
England are playing with a lot of composure at the moment and keeping South Africa in their half and not giving them any penalties.
The kicking game of Owen Farrell and Danny Cipriani working well.
South Africa 10-15 England
Now it's South Africa with the territory, looking to gain a bit of momentum.
No. England's players roar and high-five as Joe Launchbury and Harry Williams dig in to win that back again. That meant everything to them.
Pressure off for the moment for England.
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The wriggling, wiggling Faf de Klerk looks to break from his own 22, he's back on his feet to hammer a left boot into the England half moments later.
The visitors take the line-out smartly, and Ben Youngs goes left to Owen Farrell before Joe Launchbury is wrapped up and the hosts turn it over.
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Sean: Elton Jantjies is a quality player for club, shame he can’t replicate that form for his country. Shocking performance and to be frank got to be his last game in a Bok shirt for a while.
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Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
I am starting to feel for Danny Cipriani, even though he is not on the ball, he is the one doing the talking.
South Africa 10-15 England
Ben Youngs pops a box-kick down field with Jamie George giving chase and England scramble it back.
Jonny May stops, jinks, and is then gobbled up by the Springboks defence. But Eddie Jones' side keep it moving, as Mike Brown finds Owen Farrell and he dabs a grubber into touch.
South Africa 10-15 England
Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
England are forcing it in attack. South Africa were in a good position there, but South Africa come up with another mistake. England are coming up with the percentages.
South Africa 10-15 England
A huge roar goes up around Newlands as South Africa steal the line-out, but they immediately give it back to the visitors.
Henry Slade tries to find a gap, as does Mark Wilson, before it's flung back to Owen Farrell in the pocket... but the captain's long-range drop-goal attempt drops short and wide.
South Africa 10-15 England
Faf de Klerk peels off the back of a maul and spins a long pass left to get his outside backs galloping forward. Then it's Shalk Brits who carries, but the attack breaks down as Jean-Luc du Preez fails to gather.
South Africa 10-15 England
Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Good impact from Mark Wilson off the bench. He knows Elton Jantjies is not having a great day and that's what you need to do.
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DeathApeDisco: Hype? Mike Brown? He's been one of the only ones gluing the England team together for years now, and he's as down to earth as they come, overlooked even. Honestly, if he's overrated goodness knows what that makes any of the other players wearing the shirt.
Owen Farrell (57 mins)
Owen Farrell maintains his 100% record with the boot today.
England take a five-point lead with just over half an hour to play.
South Africa 10-12 England
Victor Matfield
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 live
Great play by Mike Brown.
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Oh hello, Mike Brown.
A mammoth punt down field gets the break the England wing was hoping for and trickles into touch deep in the South Africa half.
Mark Wilson then charges down an Elton Jantjies clearance and England have it in hand 20 metres out. Elliot Daly moves it to Owen Farrell, it bobbles loose but there was an offiside in there somewhere.
Penalty England.
South Africa 10-12 England
Victor Matfield
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 live
South Africa just not patient with their kicking game. They need to get in the right area and then they can attack.
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Now it's Elliot Daly's turn to go for the posts.
It's a long way out, right on the left touchline, and the full-back can't quite find his target.
The lead remains two points.