Well after a first half that was really nothing to shout about, this Test has suddenly come to life since the break.

Willie le Roux is on for the hosts, and leaps high into the air to take a deep kick.

Faf de Klerk box-kicks forward, but Warrick Gelant is pulled up for offside.

Mark Ridgway: Feel sorry for both fly halfs, nice dry conditions last two weeks, brought in this week to play with a bar of soap.

Anon: Liking Tom Curry the more he plays, definitely can develop into that poacher role we so desperately need.

Keith Bracey: Why play Mike Brown on the wing? Christian Wade must be tearing his hair out at the lack of opportunities under Eddie Jones and the best number nine Dan Robson doesn't get a look in again! What's Jones have against him?

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Warrick Gelant, having just created that Springboks try with a superb grubber, dives over to give England the penalty.

Owen Farrell can put his side back into the lead immediately here.

Howls ring out in Cape Town, but it's a huge boot from Farrell that drops between the posts.

The perfect response.

Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

Nice creative kick for Jesse Kriel to score the try.

Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

It is fair reward for a pack who are working well together. That's what you want your kicker to do after all that hard work.

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Massive applause at Newlands. Not for that England penalty, but because the legendary Schalk Brits has just been brought on to make his return to international rugby.

Fair way out for Owen Farrell, a touch short of 40 metres and slightly left of the posts, but the right-footer nails his effort between the posts and England's lead is back to six points.

And they turn that into a penalty.

Kyle Sinckler is all smiles, as Owen Farrell gets a chance to split the sticks.

Surrey Pigeon: Lot better in terms of measured play from England, not getting ahead of themselves and able to keep the discipline.

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Elton Jantjies shapes up under a high ball, and lets it slip through his grasp.

Pressure on the Springboks fly-half already in this second half. England scrum.

And here we go...

Almost time for the second half to get under way at the wet, wild and windy Newlands.

So what do we reckon for this second half?

England to hold out and avoid a series whitewash? South Africa to step it up and claim another victory?

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Victor Matfield
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 live

I must say England deserve the lead after the first half. There has been more errors from South Africa. The England forwards are dominant and the nine and 10 are controlling the game better than South Africa.

Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

England have been better, they just need to settle down when they get a turnover in the South Africa half and really put the squeeze on.

And that's the break.

England lead at Newlands, just.

Elton Janjies, cheek bloodied by a cut beneath his eye, with the chance from right in front of the sticks.

The fly-half pops it home. That halves the deficit.

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