Frustration for Wales as they knock the ball on at the line-out.

A big let off for South Africa, who for the first time in the match look like they are feeling the pressure.

Five minutes left in Bloemfontein.

Handre Pollard looks to have taken a knock and is replaced by Grant Williams - the latest player to make his Springboks debut today.

Both sides are struggling for energy in this final 10 minutes.

Louis Rees-Zammit puts through a kick which should be gathered easily by Warrick Gelant but the Strormers full-back drops the ball.

He manages to regain it before kicking into touch. Wales will have the line-out midway through the Springboks half.

Handre Pollard's cross-field kick is not a good one and Taulupe Faletau regains possession for Wales on the half-way line.

Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales Extra

We're within a score, that's exactly where we want to be.

Let's see what we can conjure up.

For the first time in the second half Wales are having consistent possession in Springboks territory, but they are not making much progress.

Adam Beard knocks the ball on and the momentum is lost.

Gareth Anscombe is off target on this occasion.

Wales are still within one score, but time is ticking away.

Dewi Lake's line-out is missed by Adam Beard, but Eben Etzebeth is penalised for tackling the man in the air.

Wales have another penalty, and Gareth Anscombe points to the posts.

Last week's match winner Damian Willemse is on for South Africa.

Alun Wyn Jones is back on for Wales, who have won another penalty.

Is momentum finally swinging towards the tourists?

Gareth Ansombe's kick brings Wales up to the South Africa 10 metre line.

Wales are back scoring points and back within one score.

Gareth Anscombe's penalty from distance is struck perfectly, and Wales reduce the deficit to six points.

Dillon Lewis is off, holding his arm.

On comes Saracens' Sam Wainwright for his Wales debut.

Wales finally win a penalty in South African territory after Springboks forwards go off their feet at the breakdown.

Dillon Lewis is down and receiving treatment, will we see Sam Wainwright on for his Wales debut?

More simple errors from Wales.

Dewi Lake at fault this time for another not straight line-out.

Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

South Africa's power and pressure is too much for Wales at the moment, and they're having trouble coping with it.

There is no doubt about which team is on top right now, but for all their territory the Springboks attack is not as fluent as it has been in recent years.

This time they are penalised at the driving maul for obstruction and Wales can clear once more.

South Africa win a scrum and it is as dominant as a scrum can be.

The red shirts are pushed backwards at a rate of knots, and South Africa win the penalty.

Aphelele Fassi looks to kick to the corner but overhits it and we will come back for the original penalty.

Changes for both sides.

Josh Navidi is on for Wales, in place of Dan Lydiate.

And there is another debut for South Africa, Ruan Nortje comes on for Marvin Orie in the second row.

South Africa decide to take the points on this occasion, and Handre Pollard makes no mistake.

The Springboks are now two scores clear.

South Africa, unsurprisingly, opt for the driving maul with the man advantage.

Wales drag the maul down, South Africa have another penalty coming.