Postpublished at 21:42 British Summer Time 23 September 2023
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
Six minutes to go.
It's Ireland's put in and the Stade de France is electric!
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Mack Hansen crosses for Ireland in the 33rd minute
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Andy Gray
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
Six minutes to go.
It's Ireland's put in and the Stade de France is electric!
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
Tommy Bowe
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
I feel like I've played the 74 minutes here! This is breath-taking stuff. Amazing piece of play.
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
Iain Henderson has been immense since coming on, by the way.
He's been everywhere.
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
Ireland are at the right end of the pitch here.
It's back to Jack Crowley for the drop goal, but it's deflected wide and Ireland have a five metre scrum!
Wow!
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
There's a lot going on and Ireland somehow have the ball in the South African 22 after Tadhg Beirne (yes, really) sent a superb kick into the 22!
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
Jack Crowley is on for Johnny Sexton with eight minutes to play.
What a moment for the youngster.
He's into the cauldron.
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
This is a massive scrum on their own five metre line.
South Africa decimated the last Irish scrum, but they go early on this one and Ireland are awarded the free.
James Lowe clears well into the Springboks half.
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
Chris Henry
Former Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
It's sitting on a knife edge, whoever keeps their composure and executes the basics the best is probably going to come out on top.
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
WOW!
Deon Fourie's throw isn't straight and Ireland win the scrum.
(Another) Huge moment!
Ten minutes to go!
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
South Africa win a penalty right in the Irish corner.
We're going for another line-out.
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
RG Snyman breaks through the Irish line and the big forward is like a freight train as he charges forward.
He's taken down and it's knocked into touch by Ireland as the tackles fly in.
Sexton is down with cramp but he's back on his feet.
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
Chris Henry
Former Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
As the last five minutes have shown again, how lucky are we to have Johnny Sexton?
You bet your house that Johnny Sexton is hitting those and this is again those small margins.
Bringing Conor Murray on is really smart too, he is a guy who makes good plays and it's a perfect situation to bring in his experience.
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
Huge from Andrew Porter! He wins a turnover, and Lowe's clearance is charged down so Ireland will have the line-out.
This is mad, mad stuff!
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
Tommy Bowe
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Ireland need to start playing some territory now. Playing in the right areas of the pitch and not allowing South Africa to drive forward.
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
James Lowe spills what looks like a simple take and the Boks have a scrum in the Irish half.
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
The subs are in full flow now.
Conor Murray is on for Jamison Gibson-Park at scrum-half.
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
Chris Henry
Former Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
These are just so two such evenly matched teams. The margins in this game are ridiculous. It's brilliant spectacle, brilliant test match.
The bravery of the Irish team has just been unbelievable to see.
It's easy to say but the game swings it roundabouts and one moment of magic or one moment of error is going to make the difference in this match.
Faf de Klerk (66 mins)
And de Klerk has pulled his kick wide too! My word!
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
Dan Sheehan strayed offside in the South African half and the Boks have another penalty.
Faf de Klerk, with his blonde locks unruffled, calls for the tee.
South Africa 8-10 Ireland
Bobby Skinstad
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 Live
The crowd are playing the 16th man for the Irish team here. Every time they do anything physical on the field they turn to the crowd which is fantastic and it's part of why we love international rugby so much. The South Africans have to look at themselves and ask how they're going to get into the Irish half because the Irish voice is rising.