Result: South Africa A 17-13 British & Irish Lions in Cape Town
Prop Wyn Jones crashes over at start of second half v 13-man hosts
Hosts' solid defence keeps Lions at bay for remainder of second half
Lukhanyo Am and Sbu Nkosi tries gave hosts 17-3 half-time lead
Josh Adams missed game to join partner for birth of first child via Zoom
Owen Farrell replaced Dan Biggar in starting XV (minor ankle strain)
Ireland hooker Ronan Kelleher called up to join Lions squad
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Andrew Priestley: The first real test of the series. This game will tell us more about the Lions' defensive prowess than it will about their attacking ability that has been excellent so far in the series.
South Africa A 10-0 British and Irish Lions
In further bad news for the Lions, Liam Williams has had to leave the pitch for a head injury assessment.
He's replaced by Elliot Daly, meaning Gareth Davies is the only back left on the bench.
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Sbu Nkosi (Con Steyn)
He is!
Eben Etzebeth charges down the kick of Owen Farrell and hands it to the wheels of Sbu Nkosi.
Farrell can get nowhere near with Damian de Allende in the way and Louis Rees-Zammit tries his best but even his speed isn't enough to stop the South Africa wing.
Morne Steyn slots the conversion.
South Africa A 3-0 British and Irish Lions
Chargedown by South Africa!
Is Sbu Nkosi going all the way?
South Africa A 3-0 British and Irish Lions
The Lions find no luck with a maul of the line-out and immediately give away a penalty on the floor.
It feels like South Africa have had the upper hand in the first 10 minutes. That was the Lions' first real attack and it lasted a matter of seconds.
South Africa A 3-0 British and Irish Lions
Aaaaand the scrum collapses three times.
The Lions come away with the penalty and Owen Farrell smashes the ball into the corner.
South Africa A 3-0 British and Irish Lions
Faf de Klerk is testing the Lions with box-kicks again.
The visitors win a scrum and we all get a bit of a break while they work out how to keep it up.
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Morne Steyn
Morne Steyn ended Lions dreams with a last-gasp penalty in the second Test in 2009.
He's slotted this one too but in slightly less dramatic fashion.
South Africa A 0-0 British and Irish Lions
That is excellent work from Watson. Nkosi's left foot is in touch way before he gets the ball down.
No try and we'll instead come back for a penalty for offside. The Springboks are going to kick to the posts.
The size of this challenge is incomparable to all the games they've played so far.
South Africa A 0-0 British and Irish Lions
South Africa wing Sbu Nkosi touches down!
But did Anthony Watson pull him into touch first?
South Africa A 0-0 British and Irish Lions
Faf de Klerk deals the final kicking blow and has Anthony Watson scrambling back but the Lions wing is good for it.
South Africa are looming dangerously inside the Lions' 22 though.
South Africa A 0-0 British and Irish Lions
Such has been the disarray imposed on the Lions by a tour in the coronavirus age, they keep playing in shirts with the wrong numbers.
It happened last week when several players were isolating and again Liam Williams is wearing 11 when he is playing full-back after being drafted in as a late replacement for Josh Adams.
In case you missed the news, Adams is on Zoom for the birth of his first child.
Back to the rugby, both sides engage in a bit of kick tennis.
South Africa A 0-0 British and Irish Lions
Liam Williams takes the first of what are surely going to many Faf de Klerk box-kicks expertly.
He cops a big knock from Eben Etzebeth as thanks and needs some treatment... but he's back up and we get going again.
Think we can expect plenty more brutal hits like that.
South Africa A 0-0 British and Irish Lions
And we are OFF.
Owen Farrell boots the ball into the air. This is going to be tasty.
South Africa A v British and Irish Lions (19:00 BST)
British and Irish Lions: Williams; Rees-Zammit, Harris, Aki, Watson; Farrell, Murray (capt); W Jones, Owens, Sinckler, Itoje, Henderson, Navidi, Curry, Faletau.
Replacements: Cowan-Dickie, Vunipola, Fagerson, Beard, Beirne, Simmonds, Davies, Daly.
South Africa A v British and Irish Lions (19:00 BST)
South Africa A: Le Roux; Kolbe, Am (capt), De Allende, Nkosi; Steyn, De Klerk; Kitshoff, Dweba, Nyakane, Etzebeth, Mostert, Van Staden, Du Toit, Wiese.
Replacements (to be cut to eight players before kick-off): Marx, Oosthuizen, Koch, Janse van Rensburg, Elstadt, H Jantjies, Kriel, Willemse, Smith, E Jantjies.
South Africa A v British and Irish Lions (19:00 BST)
Right, that's enough news chat. Kick-off is imminent.
Here's a quick reminder of the teams before we get going.