World champions South Africa beat British and Irish Lions 19-16 to win series 2-1
Morne Steyn, who decided 2009 series, kicks winning penalty with minutes left
Cheslin Kolbe beat two defenders to give Springboks lead in second half
Lions claim ball went forward at start of move but referee disagrees
Finn Russell, on for Dan Biggar after 11 minutes, twice kicked Lions level
Ken Owens went over as Lions led 10-6 at half-time in Cape Town
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That won't be that.
South Africa kick for touch and we have time for the line-out.
Cobus Reinach joins the maul but Courtney Lawes wraps him up.
It goes to ground and Jasper Wiese flies in to clear out any red shirts in his way.
This is going upstairs.
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Into the final minute of the half.
The Lions roll through the phases close to the South Africa line.
But Ali Price finds himself isolated and the Boks have the penalty.
Siya Kolisi was in quickly over the ball there and that might be that.
Handre Pollard
That's two from two for Handre Pollard and the Springboks move to within four points.
South Africa 3-10 British and Irish Lions
Lots of head patting and back slapping by the Boks.
This time, the penalty goes their way in the scrum. It's so tight in there and both sides have won decisions.
Handre Pollard points to the sticks.
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The locks combine.
Alum Wyn Jones is lifted off his feet in the tackle but he manages to flick the ball away to Maro Itoje.
The Englishman powers through, before being penalised for holding on in the ruck.
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Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent
Where’s this Lions side been this series? Clinical, slick and ambitious.
South Africa 3-10 British and Irish Lions
Finn Russell is having a stormer.
He frees Liam Williams into space with another flat pass before kicking the subsequent penalty deep into touch.
Williams actually misses the chance to send Josh Adams away as he takes contact rather than executing the two-on-one.
The Lions will have the line-out five metres from the Boks' line.
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Ugo Monye
2009 Lions winger Ugo Monye
The game-changer Finn Russell has changed the game. The Lions have looked at their attacking best, offloading, phases and fluidity since Russell has been on the pitch.
We called for the Lions to be bold and the decision to kick to the corner rather than take the three points was vindicated when Ken Owens went over for the first try of this decisive Test match.
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Passed with flying colours.
Cobus Reinach takes the leather off the ball as he smashes it into the evening sky.
But this time, Liam Williams takes it with both hands above his head.
It's an excellent catch and will make the Lions feel more assured under the high ball.
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Saidmadrid: Excellent work from the Lions forwards, driving that maul and getting the deserved try. The Lions want to play some rugby and avoid the ambushes.
Ken Owens (con Finn Russell)
And they're in!
Ken Owens throws it to the front of the line before joining the maul and dotting down at the back.
It's a first Lions Test start for the Welsh hooker, and one that he will remember forever.
Finn Russell kicks the conversion.
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One pass inside, one pass outside.
Finn Russell is getting his hands on the ball and pulling the strings, flat to the gain line.
The Lions wanted tempo and they can be sure of that with the Scotsman.
He kicks for touch close to the Boks' line.
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Robin Johnson: Lions already looking so much more threatening with Russell on.
Finn Russell
Parity restored!
Finn Russell has only been on the field a few minutes but he shows a cool head to kick his first penalty over the posts.
The flags go up and we're all square.
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It's a good contest in the scrum and the Lions are awarded the penalty.
Wyn Jones picks himself up from the melee and lets out a roar of triumph.
Finn Russell will have a shot at three.
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Dave Sommerville: Finn Russell coming on could either be a complete triumph or a complete flop.
South Africa 3-0 British and Irish Lions
First blood to the Boks, literally!
Franco Mostert is taken off the field with blood gushing from his nose.
Was anyone expecting anything other than raw physicality this evening?
Handre Pollard
Handre Pollard makes no mistake from the tee and the Boks are on the board.
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Enter Finn Russell.
I said I was excited to see him play, but I didn't expect him to be introduced this early.
Dan Biggar will play no further part.