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South Africa 10-5 Wales
Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales Extra
What an attacking set from Wales.
Tommy Reffell has been outstanding for the whole series.
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
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South Africa 10-5 Wales
Dan Biggar can't add the extras with the angle against him.
But still, Wales defended solidly for 18 minutes and then produced a superb try.
They are right back into things.
Try - South Africa 10-5 Walespublished at 18 mins
Tommy Reffell
Tommy Reffell goes over!
Wales right back in it!
Patient build-up and great composure, a super try.
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South Africa 10-0 Wales
Much better from Wales!
George North with ball in hand is a dazzling sight and two superb runs from him put Wales in with a chance of bouncing back.
They are a few metres short.
Replacementpublished at 16 mins
South Africa 10-0 Wales
Dan Lydiate is forced off the field as he's bleeding and Alun Wyn Jones is on to replace him.
Not a bad option to bring on.
Converted try - South Africa 10-0 Walespublished at 14 mins
Handre Pollard, con Handre Pollard
Three times South Africa have opted not to take a chance at three points... and eventually the pressure tells.
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South Africa 3-0 Wales
Still Wales can't get out... but South Africa can't get through.
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South Africa 3-0 Wales
Desperate defending from Wales with the hosts having a penalty advantage.
Wales' defence has stood up brilliantly so far, they've kept South Africa at bay for several minutes now.
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South Africa 3-0 Wales
Gareth Delve
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales ExtraWales have started so well in the first two Tests so they don't want to fall further behind to this big powerful Springboks team who have a really impactful bench.
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South Africa 3-0 Wales
South Africa driving forward now... a few metres from extending their lead... Another decision is being referred to the TMO to see if South Africa crossed the try line.
The replay is inconclusive.... We go back for a five-metre scrum.
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South Africa 3-0 Wales
Derwyn Jones
Former Wales lock on BBC Radio CymruSouth Africa have attacked Wales' gain line well so far.
They don't pass the ball to the secondary players, they give it to the forwards who carry it over the gain line and win territory.
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South Africa 3-0 Wales
Damian Willemse with an unbelievable run!
A really fast start from South Africa.
They are applying serious pressure and have another penalty.
Penalty - South Africa 3-0 Walespublished at 5 mins
Handre Pollard
The hosts do lead, but not by five or seven points.
No trypublished at 3 mins
South Africa 0-0 Wales
Early pressure from the hosts culminates in a try in the corner for the hosts... Or does it?
No! Makazole Mapimpi stepped just off the pitch.
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South Africa 0-0 Wales
The referee takes us back for a penalty advantage for the hosts after an infringement from Liam Williams.
The hosts kick for touch and gain territory.
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South Africa 0-0 Wales
Some introduction for Josh Navidi, catching a ball under pressure as smoke bellows around the pitch from the pre-match entertainment.
Kick-offpublished at 16:08 British Summer Time 16 July 2022
South Africa 0-0 Wales
We are under way in Cape Town!
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Anlia van Rensburg who is engaged to centurion Eben Etzebeth, sang the South African national anthem on Eben's big day.
Nice.
Series win would be career highlight for Pivacpublished at 16:04 British Summer Time 16 July 2022
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Wales coach Wayne Pivac says winning a series in South Africa would prove the highlight of his career.
Pivac guided Wales to a Six Nations title in 2021 but believes defeating the world champions in the Cape Town decider would be more special.
"If we could win this game it would be the highlight, I would imagine, of the players' careers to date," said Pivac.
"Certainly mine because we'll have created history and won a series in South Africa."
Read more: Wayne Pivac aims to complete career highlight against Springboks
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyMassive losspublished at 16:04 British Summer Time 16 July 2022
South Africa v Wales (16:05 BST)
Gareth Delve
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales ExtraTaulupe Faletau's being ruled out is a massive loss.
He's one of the finest number eights in world rugby, he's the man you'd want in the trenches today with history on the line.
Let's hope Josh Navidi can really step up and that the boys can do the business.