World champions South Africa inflict record defeat on New Zealand
Springboks run in five tries in brilliant display at packed-out Twickenham
New Zealand lock Scott Barrett sent off in first half for two yellow cards
Captain Siya Kolisi and wing Kurt-Lee Arendse secure 14-0 half-time lead
Malcolm Marx, Bongi Mbonambi and Kwagga Smith score tries in second half
Cam Roigard breaks free to score All Blacks' only try in 71st minute
Both teams' final game before World Cup starts in two weeks
South Africa 0-0 New Zealand
More Springbok pressure but still nothing to show for it.
Andre Esterhuizen smashes it up in midfield but then it's knocked on and the All Blacks survive again.
New Zealand are yet to get going but they are level.
South Africa 0-0 New Zealand
The All Blacks are at sixes and sevens here.
Aaron Smith fires a pass at Sam Cane behind his own goal line and the flanker doesn't take it cleanly.
It goes backwards but he has to ground the ball with Boks closing him down.
South Africa 0-0 New Zealand
The green shirts surge forward once again but New Zealand steal the ball on the ground and they will have the chance to clear their lines.
South Africa 0-0 New Zealand
Pieter-Steph du Toit is over the whitewash but he is held up.
It's been all South Africa in the opening exchanges.
South Africa 0-0 New Zealand
South Africa win a scrum against the head and the referee's decision to award the Boks a penalty is met by a huge roar.
There is a big South African community in London and they are making their presence heard.
South Africa 0-0 New Zealand
Not even a minute on the clock and Duane Vermeulen is receiving attention from the medical staff.
He looks OK but that was a brief moment of concern for the Springboks.
South Africa 0-0 New Zealand
Beauden Barrett hoists the ball into the London skyline and we are up and running...
New Zealand v South Africa (19:30 BST)
Time for the haka to grace Twickenham once again.
It has to be one of the best sights in sport!
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Mike Henson
BBC Sport
Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber is thinking back to the same point, four years ago.
South Africa's final match before the 2019 Rugby World Cup was a high-scoring, low-key rout of hosts Japan in front of under 30,000 fans north of Tokyo.
The defending champions' last warm-up game this time around - an 80,000 sold-out superpower clash against New Zealand at Twickenham - feels different. But Nienaber sees similarities.
Read more here.
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Both sets of players have made their way out onto the Twickenham turf.
Time for the anthems...
New Zealand v South Africa (19:30 BST)
In less than 24 hours, it will be England's turn to end their preparations on home soil.
Steve Borthwick's side have suffered tournament-ending injuries, disciplinary issues and had a lack of cutting edge in attack, but they will want to end their summer campaign on a high against Fiji.
Read more here.
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We are expecting a sell-out this evening.
There were plenty of excited fans outside Twickenham soaking up the atmosphere earlier...
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Let's have a look at how both sides will line up...
New Zealand: B Barrett; Jordan, Ioane, Barrett, Telea; Mo'unga, Smith; De Groot, Coles, Lomax, Whitelock, Barrett, Jacobson, Cane, Savea.
Replacements: Taukei'aho, Williams, Newell, Lord, Vaa'i, Papali'i, Roigard, Lienert-Brown.
South Africa: Willemse, Arendse, Moodie, Esterhuizen, Mapimpi; Libbok, De Klerk; Kitshoff, Marx, Malherbe, Etzebeth, Mostert, Kolisi, Du Toit, Vermeulen
Replacements: Mbonambi, Nche, Nyakane, Kleyn, Snyman, Van Staden, Reinach, Le Roux.
New Zealand v South Africa (19:30 BST)
Rugby royalty is in town...
Image source, Getty ImagesNew Zealand are favoured by many to win this year's World Cup but South Africa won't be giving up their crown lightly...
Kick off is at 19:30 BST...