Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales Extra

Wales have got to get Josh Navidi on if you ask me.

We've got to get a little bit of carry and collision into our game and he's the man for that.

For the second week in a row Alun Wyn Jones is sent to the sin bin moments after coming off.

This time for hands on the floor at the breakdown.

Replays suggest he's very unlucky to be penalised.

South Africa will kick to the corner.

Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales Extra

It was a stalemate for so long in the game and it was so so tight.

Those little mistakes have crept in and the pressure has told.

Still not much in this game, it's hanging in the balance.

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South Africa had the chance to move two scores ahead but Handre Pollard misses his second penalty of the game.

Another let off for Wales, but they will need to find some attacking momentum if they want to get back into this contest.

Wales talisman Alun Wyn Jones is on for Will Rowlands in the second row.

It's all South Africa right now, and they have another advantage in Welsh territory.

Referee Angus Gardner's patience is being tested. A card will be coming soon if Wales keep up their ill-discipline.

Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru

South Africa have stepped up another gear with their substitutions, and Wales are finding it difficult to cope with the pressure that's coming their way.

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Dan Biggar has been nursing his shoulder throughout the match, and has now been replaced by Gareth Anscombe.

Handre Pollard makes no mistake with the simple penalty, and South Africa extend their lead to six points.

South Africa have another penalty in a good position.

Tommy Reffell is penalised for not supporting his body weight while competing for the ball at the breakdown.

Eben Etzebeth, who is making his 99th appearance for South Africa, receives a bit of treatment but looks fine to continue.

Wayne Pivac responds with changes of his own.

Two front row replacements for Wales, Dewi Lake and Wyn Jones are on.

More changes for South Africa, and two debuts.

Prop Ntuthuko Mchunu is on, as is Deon Fourie - who becomes the oldest player to make his debut for South Africa at the age of 35.

A let off for Wales at the scrum as South Africa are once again penalised for illegal scrummaging.

Dan Biggar kicks Wales up to just outside the Springboks 22.

Like in the first half, Wales are struggling to put together any phases and break through the South African defence.

Louis Rees-Zammit is then guilty of knocking on Liam Williams' offload.

Another missed penalty for Dan Biggar, that's six points Wales could really do with in a close contest.

Wales have an immediate opportunity to draw level - it's like the reverse of the first half.

Jaden Hendrikse's clearing kick does not go far and a number of Springboks forwards are caught offside.

The almost 40 minute wait for more points is over, as Handre Pollard slots of his second penalty of the match.

The Springboks lead for the first time this afternoon.

Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales Extra

Tomos Williams is very very talented but he relies on speed of ball.

He's such a talented individual and you need to get him on the ball.

The wait for another score may be at an end as South Africa win a penalty in a very kickable position - Will Rowlands penalised for going off his feet at the breakdown.

The Springboks have made two changes in the front row.

Malcolm Marx and former Saracen Vincent Koch are on.

Wales have also made a change of their own, Tomos Williams is on for Kieran Hardy.

Wales have an early penalty advantage in their own half.