Summary

  • Wales lost 32-29 in the first Test in Pretoria before levelling the series with a 13-12 win in Bloemfontein

  • Wales lose Gareth Anscombe and Taulupe Faletau to late injuries

  • Pollard and Mbonambi score first-half tries for hosts, Reffell replies

  • Kolisi scores only try of second half as Springboks ease to victory and win series 2-1

Live Reporting

Michael Pearlman

  1. Replacements

    South Africa 24-14 Wales

    Centurion Eben Etzebeth and Jaden Hendrikse are replaced by Franco Mostert and Faf de Klerk.

  2. South Africa 24-14 Wales

    Richie Rees
    Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales Extra

    Wales need to take the sting out of the South African attack, and have got to manage their kicking game.

    But at some point at 24-14 down we need to roll the dice.

  3. South Africa 24-14 Wales

    The power from the bench South Africa were able to introduce has really swung this match.

    There are only 10 points in it, but the momentum is with the hosts.

  4. South Africa 24-14 Wales

    Tomos Williams, Owen Watkin and Wyn Jones have been introduced as Wales chase a grandstand finish.

    They had possession, but Sam Wainwright concedes a penalty, stopping their charge.

    Liam Williams is receiving treatment.

  5. South Africa 24-14 Wales

    The Springboks' power game is just so effective against tiring legs.

    Can Wales muster something special?

  6. South Africa 24-14 Wales

    Gareth Delve
    Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales Extra

    Defending against that South Africa try was a tough ask on the line for Wales.

    With that level of width Wales allowed South Africa it was always an easy target for Kolisi, and he's a big man to stop.

  7. try

    Try - South Africa 22-14 Wales

    Siya Kolisi

    Desperate defending, patient build-up when the maul does not work for the hosts and eventually, eventually, the pressure tells and the South African skipper goes over.

    A massive, massive moment in this game.

  8. South Africa 17-14 Wales

    Malcolm Marx looks to power over, but he loses control of the ball.

    Another line-out for Wales to contend with.

  9. Replacement

    South Africa 17-14 Wales

    Tomos Williams enters the fray for Wales.

    South Africa kick for touch.

    Big moments ahead.

  10. South Africa 17-14 Wales

    South Africa get possession and look threatening, but Wales manage to steal possession before conceding a penalty, which will follow a drinks break.

  11. South Africa 17-11 Wales

    Gareth Delve
    Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales Extra

    We've seen some really positive play from Wales, and hopefully it's a sign of things to come.

    Wainwright's shape has been outstanding.

  12. South Africa 17-14 Wales

    At half-time it felt like Wales had Table Mountain to climb.

    Now they just need to clamber up the Garth.

  13. Penalty - South Africa 17-14 Wales

    Dan Biggar

    Very, very interesting now.

    The lead down to three points.

    Wales have been laser focused so far in the second half.

    What a series.

  14. South Africa 17-11 Wales

    Wales have another penalty, a chance for Dan Biggar about 30 metres out.

  15. South Africa 17-11 Wales

    Here come the big ones.

    Malcolm Marx, Steven Kitshoff and Vincent Koch are introduced.

    That's not bad, eh?

  16. South Africa 17-11 Wales

    Referee Matthew Carley has a good grip on this game, which is thankfully so far devoid of controversy about the officiating, as we saw in the first Test.

  17. South Africa 17-11 Wales

    Lukhanyo Am crashes over after Jaden Hendrikse's dazzling run.

    But was there a forward pass? It's going to the TMO. No try!

  18. Penalty - South Africa 17-11 Wales

    Dan Biggar

    What a silly start from South Africa, they concede a needless penalty and Wales say thanks very much.

    Game very much on, perfect start for Wales.

  19. Kick-off

    South Africa 17-8 Wales

    We are back under way.

  20. Replacement

    HT: South Africa 17-8

    Some housekeeping, Jasper Wiese was replaced by Elrigh Louw just before the interval.

    The pitch isn't doing either side any favours in terms of possible injury risks.

    Dewi Lake and Sam Wainwright are out for Wales and heading on for the second half, with Ryan Elias and Dillon Lewis coming off.