Penalty - South Africa 17-22 British and Irish Lionspublished at 79 mins
Owen Farrell
Owen Farrell takes plenty of time over the penalty before banging it over to increase the Lions' lead to five.
Two minutes left now.
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Owen Farrell
Owen Farrell takes plenty of time over the penalty before banging it over to increase the Lions' lead to five.
Two minutes left now.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
Owen Farrell goes for a kick through playing advantage and it goes nowhere off his left foot, but he will get the chance to kick for goal.
Less than three minutes left now.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
Herschel Jantjies gets himself out of jail with an excellent kick when he was pinned back in a corner.
It gives the Lions a line-out just outside South Africa's 22.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
Dan Biggar will not return to the field after his head injury assessment. The countdown will be on to see if the fly-half can return for the second Test.
For now, the Lions are focussing on winning this one as they work through the phases just inside South Africa's half.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
South Africa's Faf de Klerk is off, replaced by Herschel Jantjies.
Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent
Conor Murray’s box-kicking has been absolutely superb.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
And that will be Courtney Lawes' last contribution. Thankfully he has a more than able replacement in Tadhg Beirne.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
Conor Murray sends a box-kick up and Courtney Lawes - who has been excellent today - manages to gather.
Owen Farrell kicks into the back-field and the Springboks try to repay the favour but the ball goes into touch.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
That was a timely reminder to the Lions of just how tight they need to keep things in this final 10 minutes.
The Springboks will pounce as soon as the Lions let any slack into their system at all.
The visitors have a scrum inside their half.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
The Lions are off the hook yet again.
Liam Williams seems to get hold of the ball in the air and after Cheslin Kolbe slaps it forward. That is huge.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
Cheslin Kolbe went up against Liam Williams for a high ball. That might have been the moment the Springbok wing knocked the ball on.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
The referee again says the on-field decision is a try but he wants to check for a knock-on and the grounding.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
Sloppy from the Lions... has Damian de Allende gone over?
Head coach Jacques Nienaber is trying not to smile in the stands.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
Liam Williams comes on for Duhan van der Merwe and for the Springboks Elton Jantjies replaces Handre Pollard.
Ten minutes remaining and the Lions still have their two-point lead.
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South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
Cheslin Kolbe chases a kick but he cannot get under it in time and instead Stuart Hogg pins South Africa back with an excellent kick.
Owen Farrell sends one up for Robbie Henshaw but the Lions centre mistimes his catch too.
It's all fallen apart a bit, but eventually South Africa win a penalty and the frenzy stops.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
The Lions are absolutely dominating up front all of a sudden. Their maul motors up the field, then into touch and South Africa have a line-out just inside their own half.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
The Lions win a scrum penalty!
That is going to be a huge ego boost against world-renowned scrummagers South Africa. Great work by the replacement front row.
Owen Farrell boots the ball up the field.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
Dan Biggar took a big tackle from Damian de Allende earlier and leaves the field for a head injury assessment.
Elliot Daly is back on the field and Owen Farrell takes on fly-half duties.
South Africa 17-19 British and Irish Lions
Less than 15 minutes to go and the Lions lead by two points.
South Africa look threatening outside the Lions' 22 but they run out of space and Cheslin Kolbe cannot create any of his usual magic. The Springboks winger has been kept fairly quiet today.