Postpublished at 71 mins
Wales 16-16 South Africa
Rhys Patchell is double-teamed in the tackle by Pollard and De Allende. Ouchy.
Wales keep it alive through Ross Moriarty, and now Aaron Shingler who's just come on.
Summary
Handre Pollard kicked winning penalty four minutes from time
South Africa will face England in Saturday's World Cup final
Wales will face New Zealand in third-place play-off on Friday
Wales lost George North and Tomas Francis to first-half injuries
South Africa's Damian de Allende scored first try after 57 minutes
Josh Adams went over in corner to level scores eight minutes later
Postpublished at 71 mins
Kicking contest?published at 10:40 Greenwich Mean Time 27 October 2019
Wales 16-16 South Africa
Are we heading for overtime? Here are the rules:
- If scores are tied at full time teams will play 10 minutes of extra time each way
- If there's still no winner 10 minutes of sudden death will follow where the first team to score wins
- Finally if the scores are still tied a best-of-five kicking competition will take place
Postpublished at 70 mins
Wales 16-16 South Africa
Wales are starting to get the edge in key battles. Rhys Patchell pins South Africa on their own 22 again. Ken Owens with the throw...
'Fear the angry Springbok pack'published at 10:39 Greenwich Mean Time 27 October 2019
Wales 16-16 South Africa
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 LiveThat scrum was a huge, defining moment for Wales, but how angry are the South African pack going to be?
Image source, AFPPostpublished at 69 mins
Wales 16-16 South Africa
It's been so tight, but space is starting to open up out there.
Malcolm Marx carries into contact but Rhys Carre rips it from his grasp. Big turnover.
Fortune favours the bravepublished at 66mins
Wales 16-16 South Africa
Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at International Stadium Yokohama
Image source, PA MediaMadness came the cry as Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones opted for a scrum when this set-piece area had struggled against the Springboks all game.
His bravery pays off as Wales ensure quick ball with Tomas Williams and Jonathan Davies releasing Josh Adams for his sixth try of the tournament.
Leigh Halfpenny takes over the kicking duties and duly slots over the touchline conversion to level the scores again.
Postpublished at 68 mins
Wales 16-16 South Africa
Game on.
What a finish we have coming up here...
That's better...published at 10:36 Greenwich Mean Time 27 October 2019
Wales 16-16 South Africa
Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio WalesWhat did we say - attack the space, attack wide - we attacked the space with pace and the players we've got and that was a massive kick as a conversion from Leigh Halfpenny.
Image source, Getty ImagesPostpublished at 10:36 Greenwich Mean Time 27 October 2019
Wales 16-16 South Africa
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at International Stadium YokohamaEngland head coach Eddie Jones predicted yesterday that this game would go to extra time. Sure he’d be very happy if it did...
'Great call from the skipper'published at 10:36 Greenwich Mean Time 27 October 2019
Wales 16-16 South Africa
Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 LiveBig call, big moment! What a call from Alun Wyn Jones to go for the scrum! They had parity in the scrum, then it was a three v two in the left.
Converted try - Wales 16-16 South Africapublished at 65 mins
Josh Adams (con Leigh Halfpenny)
It's there!
Swift hands from Tomos Williams and Jonathan Davies puts Josh Adams in at the corner.
The Wales wing makes no mistake from there, Adams dives over to roars around the stadium in Yokohama.
And Leigh Halfpenny levels up with the extras - what a kick from the touchline!
Image source, Getty ImagesGo for space, Walespublished at 10:33 Greenwich Mean Time 27 October 2019
Wales 9-16 South Africa
Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio WalesI don't know why they kept battering against that wall. I don't understand why we don't attack where the space is
'Wrong option with the grubber'published at 10:33 Greenwich Mean Time 27 October 2019
Wales 9-16 South Africa
Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 LiveWrong option, putting it on the ground – stick it in the air, anything can happen.
Postpublished at 64 mins
Wales 9-16 South Africa
Posts? No, Alun Wyn Jones says Wales will take the scrum five metres out...
Phase after phasepublished at 64 mins
Wales 9-16 South Africa
That's 15 phases for Wales since the line-out, Tomos Williams is instructing his forwards into position. Dillon Lewis goes low but can't make a dent.
Wales get the penalty, and now look to grubber over the line for the wide men to attack... sliding across comes Faf de Klerk, like a Premier League goalkeeper.
Image source, AFPSpringboks hold firmpublished at 62 mins
Wales 9-16 South Africa
Aaron Wainwright is repelled as the green wall holds firm, Wales are looking to be patient. Ken Owens crashes in, still the Springboks hold out.
Wales push for the trypublished at 60 mins
Wales 9-16 South Africa
Wales are up to within one metre of the Springbok line...
Defensive lapsepublished at 59 mins
Wales 9-16 South Africa
Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at International Stadium YokohamaDan Biggar is normally so solid in defence but the Wales fly-half was guilty of missing South Africa centre Damian de Allende on the outside as Springboks score the first try of the game.
Biggar went too high in the tackle and paid the price. It proves Biggar's last involvement in the game as he is replaced by Rhys Patchell.
Image source, ReutersPostpublished at 60 mins
Wales 9-16 South Africa
Rhys Patchell, on for Wales in this second half, lashes a long penalty into touch to set the position for Wales. Adam Beard takes it well...
So much power in that trypublished at 10:28 Greenwich Mean Time 27 October 2019
Wales 9-16 South Africa
Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio WalesDe Allende hands off one after another - he's got so much power. It's easy if Dan Biggar, but he doesn't and Tomos Williams can't handle the power of the big man.
Image source, Getty Images