Dear, oh dear.

South Africa hooker Joseph Dweba follows Ryan Elias in throwing his line-out clearly not straight.

Wales have the scrum and a chance to clear.

This time South Africa opt to kick to the corner, here comes the driving maul!

Wales are penalised for being offside in their own 22 for the third time already in the game.

Referee Angus Gardner takes Wales captain Dan Biggar to one side, a clear message, any more penalties will result in a yellow card.

The unforced errors are stacking up for both sides. Ryan Elias' line-out is not even close to being straight.

South Africa now with an attacking scrum in a very dangerous position.

Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru

Wales are finding it difficult to get out of our own half at the moment.

South Africa's defending is in our face, and forcing mistakes.

Maybe Wales need to adapt to that, and have a bit more depth in their attacking line, and give themselves more time on the ball.

Neither team can get a grip of momentum right now. Just as Wales carelessly concede possession South Africa win Aphelele Fassi is then dragged into touch.

Wales have the line-out on their own 22.

Wales win the ball well at the line-out but Kieran Hardy makes a careless forward pass to give momentum back to South Africa.

They have the scrum on half-way.

Welsh hearts were in mouth for a moment there, but the tackle is fine.

Wales have the line-out in South African territory after Handre Pollard's spill.

South Africa are surprisingly struggling under the high ball.

This time Handre Pollard jumps to collect the ball but spills it into touch.

The TMO Brett Cronan has highlighted a tackle from Ryan Elias which they will take another look at. It looks marginally high.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Toyota Stadium, Bloemfontein

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Alex Cuthbert cut a disconsolate figure when he left the field and he must be so frustrated after just battling back from back and hamstring issues.

He had treatment early on and never recovered. Josh Adams himself has only just come back from a knee injury and is again heavily strapped.

Another missed penalty, this time for the Springboks, and like Dan Biggar I think Handre Pollard will be disappointed to see that one drift wide. A let off for Wales.

South Africa are always a dominant force in the scrum, and show their strength once more to win the penalty at the set piece.

Handre Polland points to the posts and the Springboks have a chance to take the lead for the first time.

Wales are forced into an early change and are now back to the XV that started in Pretoria.

Alex Cuthbert walks off the field gingerly, and is replaced by Josh Adams.

South Africa engage early at the scrum and Wales win the free-kick.

Wales are having plenty of possession in the last few minutes but are not making any ground when they have it.

And to make matters worse Dan Biggar knocks the ball on before receiving a heavy hit.

South Africa are winning the collisions but Wales are finding success under the high ball. This time Warrick Gelant knocks the ball on while competing with Alex Cuthbert just inside the Springboks' half.

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It's a long way out, but Dan Biggar will be disappointed to have missed that penalty. The ball goes just wide right of the posts.

Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

If last week's game was physical, this week's game is even more physical.

The South African players who are on the pitch today have got a point to prove.

They want to stake their claim to start the next Test, so they're going for it and taking the game to Wales.

Wales are holding onto the ball but are going backwards.

They are backed up to half-way until Springboks prop Joseph Dweba makes a tackle off the ball, and Wales will have another penalty.

Wales look to use the driving maul against South Africa but they do not get very far.

Instead Kieran Handy opts for the box kick which is claimed by Louis Rees-Zammit. Wales have a good platform to attack from now.

It's the Springboks who are on top here early on despite the early penalty for Dan Biggar.

They have another attacking line-out now on the Welsh 22 after Wales gave away possession cheaply.

Just as I say it, it's Wales that win the penalty at the line-out and can now clear their lines.