South Africa win dramatic final in Paris to claim record fourth World Cup
Springboks hold on 14-man All Blacks to clinch back-to-back World Cups
New Zealand captain Sam Cane sent off for head-on-head tackle in first half
Beauden Barrett scored in corner as spirited All Blacks fought back
South Africa captain Siya Kolisi yellow-carded for high tackle in second half
Four Handre Pollard penalties gave Springboks 12-6 half-time lead
New Zealand 11-12 South Africa
Bobby Skinstad
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, Getty ImagesIt was a fantastic pass from Jordie Barrett to get to the width and I do think the pass from Mark Tele'a is okay.
The momentum has gone with the ball, but it is not a gifted forward pass.
New Zealand 11-12 South Africa
What a brilliant 10 minutes or so from the All Blacks.
They made the most of that sin bin and scored two really good tries - one of which was called back. They're facing up to the test brilliantly.
New Zealand 11-12 South Africa
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
No one can put Mark Tele'a down. Every time he gets the ball. He always beats one or two defenders.
Beauden Barrett
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's bold, it's brave, it's brilliant, it's Beauden Barrett!
New Zealand have men over, they spray it left to Mark Tele'a, as he's tackled he offloads and full-back Beauden Barrett scoops it up to score!
Was that forwards?! No.
Richie Mo'unga can't kick the conversion though!
New Zealand 6-12 South Africa
New Zealand win the line-out and maul it to within a few metres again...
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New Zealand kick another penalty into the corner. Right into the corner this time.
They sniff a try.
New Zealand 6-12 South Africa
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Of course momentum helps by kicking into the corner. But I can't help but think take the three points and then six as they turned down an earlier one.
Small, small margins.
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New Zealand have their tails up. But here comes Siya Kolisi to a chorus of boos, South Africa are back up to 15 men.
New Zealand 6-12 South Africa
Image source, Getty ImagesHeartbreak for NZ.
The call goes back to a knock-on at the line-out, New Zealand do not have a try but they do at least have a penalty.
That was a brilliant score as well.
Oh hang on, is there a knock on in the build up?!
Aaron Smith
All Black GOLD!
It's genius from Richie Mo'unga to dive through a gap and beat two men, he then feeds it inside to Aaron Smith who gallops in.
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On such moments and decisions can World Cup finals be won and lost. It was gutsy.
New Zealand 6-12 South Africa
Bobby Skinstad
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 Live
You have to take the big opportunities, New Zealand have to be clinical and finish it.
South Africa will think they have got away with one.
New Zealand 6-12 South Africa
Those early second-half subs have started from the Boks. Ox Nche and RG Snyman enter the fray.
New Zealand 6-12 South Africa
New Zealand win the line-out and are down to within a few metres. A try here would be massive - but no! Will Jordan can't gather a sharp pass and he spills it.
Hindsight will say they should have took the three points...
Siya Kolisi will not be shown a red card. He'll be back on in a few minutes.
New Zealand 6-12 South Africa
We've not seen much from try machine Will Jordan yet but here he is, super hands on the wing to flick it first time to Codie Taylor. New Zealand put together some nice rugby and they win a penalty, they don't go for three and put the kick in the corner...
New Zealand 6-12 South Africa
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That's three yellow cards and a red, and no try so far. Can anyone get over the line?
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Image source, Getty ImagesMark my words - New Zealand will win this with a last minute penalty from a scum.
Chloe
New Zealand 6-12 South Africa
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, Getty ImagesThere is more to talk about with that collision. Not that it is possible but it could be probable.