Second Test: South Africa beat Lions 27-9 at Cape Town Stadium
Springboks level series at 1-1 to set up deciding Test next Saturday
Lions led 9-6 at half-time - but failed to score in second half
Makazole Mapimpi goes over at start of second half as tide turned
Lukhanyo Am try confirmed after TMO review as hosts dominated
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Ugo Monye
2009 Lions winger Ugo Monye
Mapimpi's try is the best piece of rugby we’ve seen in the Test series so far.
Scrum dominance, aerial dominance, kick variation and fluidity in attack.
Makazole Mapimpi
Class.
South Africa score the first try of the game as Handre Pollard's chip is latched onto by Makazole Mapimpi.
The winger breaks a tackle and ground the ball over the line.
That's try number 15 on his 16th international appearance.
Pollard misses the conversion.
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South Africa gain valuable yards with a rolling maul before Handre Pollard launches the ball into the air.
The ball is knocked backwards off a green hand and they regather the ball close to the Lions line.
Pressure on the Lions now.
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The Springboks win the penalty from the scrum and kick for touch.
Here comes the heave.
South Africa 6-9 British and Irish Lions
Both sides are back to full strength as Duhan van der Merwe and Cheslin Kolbe return from the bin.
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Dan Biggar gets us back under way.
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The teams have returned to the field.
We're all set for the second-half.
Can the Lions wrap things up..?
HT: South Africa 6-9 British and Irish Lions
An even match so far in skill and errors.
South Africa have had 40% possession to the Lions' 60%.
Gatland's team have made 74 metres to the Springboks' 44.
And the visitors have made 52 tackles with a 100% success rate to the Springboks' 90 tackles with 94% success.
HT: South Africa 6-9 British and Irish Lions
Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent
A fractured and fractious half ends with the Lions narrowly up.
It's hard to argue Erasmus’ video hasn’t had an impact on the officials, who have been involved in multiple flashpoints and have been put under extreme pressure.
But they’ve handled themselves well in adversity. The game opened up in the second half last week, let’s hope for the same again this time.
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A penny for Rassie's thoughts after the first 40 minutes?
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What a half of rugby!
Early tension spilled over as Lions captain Alun Wyn Jones had an intense encounter with Springboks' Eben Etzebeth.
After brutal opening phases the first points went the Boks' way with an early penalty gifting the hosts three points, but Biggar levelled the scores not long after.
A moment of madness came for Duhan van der Merwe as he tripped Cheslin Kolbe to be shown yellow.
And once again pushing and shoving began as Kolbe played Conor Murray in the air, an action which saw the winger sent to the sin-bin.
The feisty half was so juicy that three penalty kicks, one for the Springboks and two for the Lions, didn't even make the cut in the highlights! The first 40 ended with the Lions leading by 9-6.
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Image source, Getty ImagesFaf de Klerk decides enough is enough as he pops the ball into touch.
The Lions are 40 minutes away from winning the series.
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Saidmadrid: Lions need to keep playing the ball in hand, I think they have an edge over the Boks in that department.
Dan Biggar
Dan Biggar makes no mistake from close range and the Lions are back in front, just before half-time.
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Ugo Monye
2009 Lions winger Ugo Monye
Siya Kolisi with an inspired captain's try-saving tackle on Henshaw four minutes before the break.
Game-changing tackle!
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Siya Kolisi has performed wonders there.
His arm prevents the ball from being grounded and it's no try.
But the Lions have the penalty and Dan Biggar will have a shot at the posts.
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Conor Murray pokes the ball over the onrushing South Africa defence and Robbie Henshaw jumps like a fish to gather it.
The Irishman is over the line but has he grounded it?
We'll have a look upstairs please TMO...
South Africa 6-6 British and Irish Lions
The Lions are over but Eben Etzebeth has the last touch on the ground.
The visitors will have a five-metre scrum.
Chance.
South Africa 6-6 Lions
Ugo Monye
2009 Lions winger Ugo Monye
Line-out a real problem again. South Africa can’t contain the Lions maul and they are struggling to win their own.
Two on the bounce lost by South Africa.
Handre Pollard
We're level again.
Handre Pollard missed his last kick but he pings that one between the sticks.
Game on.