Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

It's very tense and very tight. We know how South Africa are going to play, it's just stopping it and Wales have got better offensive players than they have, that's for sure.

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Wales turn it over as Hadleigh Parkes puts his head down and drives into a huddle of bodies. Dan Biggar decides the best option is a long-range touch-finder.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wales are creaking, their back three are hurting but the pack are working so hard to get parity with the South Africans.

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It's gritty, route one stuff at the minute.

Leigh Halfpenny chases a long ball but catches opposite number Willie le Roux in mid-flight and that gives Handre Pollard a chance to hoof downfield into touch.

John Curry: Have we gone back in time? What a dull game this is

SeriousFace: Baffling how both sides are persisting with a kicking game, when neither side can catch!!

Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

Parkes is everywhere, ripping the ball out, making tackles, sliding on the ball, and epitomizing the Welsh commitment. They just need to get possession of the ball.

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Eventually the green and golds look to whip it along the line but it's pinched by Jonathan Davies and his giant boot will mean South Africa have to start in their own 22 again.

Wonderful hands!

A great break from S'bu Nkosi and the Springboks keep it moving forward.

Faf de Klerk is looking for someone on his shoulder, but all he sees is red and Wales recover.

Here comes the rolling maul, it was so effective against Japan in the quarter-finals...

The Springboks are gathering momentum.

Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Errors are creeping in. At the moment, South Africa are winning the bounce and winning the aerial battle. Wales need to make the call and dominate that air collection.

Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

It's very, very scrappy. Neither side can win quick ball and defensively both sides are very sharp at the moment.

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Well taken from a dangerous grubber by Leigh Halfpenny, who quickly nails it back into Springbok territory. Back it comes in the air, and Josh Adams carries into touch.

He's shaking his head, but that'll be a South Africa line-out.

Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

I wouldn't have thought Eddie Jones will have made much of this so far. I think we'd rather play England than New Zealand in the final too.

The answer is Wales scrum-half Gareth Davies, 10 metres inside his own half.

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Gareth Davies fancies a go himself, wriggling and stepping from behind the scrum before being hauled down by a green and gold jersey.

Wales go high, but the smallest man on the pitch gobbles it up - Faf de Klerk is everywhere.

It's a game of volleys at the minute, who'll drop it first...

Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

Lots of box kicks, they will do this all day long. It might get to the point in the second half where South Africa don’t care if they knock it on in the Wales 22, they will fancy the scrum.

There's a spy in the Yokohama stands. England head coach Eddie Jones watches on, hidden away under a baseball cap...

Oooh!

Makazole Mapimpi was a fingernail from snatching that out of the Yokohama sky and sailing through to the line, but the Springbok wing just fumbles.

South Africa are looking for the box kick at every opportunity.

Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

That was the third Wales scrum to be destroyed - that's a bit of a worry.

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Bingo.

The South Africa fly-half splits the sticks from distance.

Right on the money.

Huge South African scrum.

Handre Pollard drops Faf de Klerk's pass but the Springboks already had a penalty.

Pollard will try his luck from just right of the posts.

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