Ireland win just their second Test on South African soil
Conor Murray scores game's only try in 14th minute
Handre Pollard kicks eight penalties for South Africa
Ciaran Frawley's late drop goals see Ireland to victory after letting 10-point half-time lead slip
Live Reporting
Andy Gray
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South Africa 6-16 Ireland
It all came from Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu, who burst through a number of tackles and found Jesse Kriel, who got the Boks up to the 22 from their own line!
Cheslin Kolbe got them closer still, and the pressure is on big time now!
'Very uncharacteristic of South Africa'published at 17:12 British Summer Time 13 July
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Rory Best Former Ireland captain on Sky Sports
There is definitely this week physicality that Ireland are bringing in defence.
Last week South Africa were winning the gainline, quick ruck balls and playing on the front foot so much easier, but it is very uncharacteristic of South Africa
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Jonathan mentions the 13-month season there.
This Irish squad will be looking forward to getting on some sun loungers after a brutal year and a bit, but their minds won't be focused on that just yet....we hope.
'Can Ireland keep it up?'published at 17:06 British Summer Time 13 July
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Jonathan Bradley BBC Sport NI
Ireland will have wanted to up their physicality compared to a week ago and they certainly managed it across the opening 40.
At the end of what has essentially been a 13-month season, but with a ten-point lead at the turn, the question is can they maintain that level for another 40 minutes?
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Rory Best Former Ireland captain on Sky Sports
I think it's really important to emphasize to win any international game away from home you have got to be really physical and own the gainline. But especially in South Africa, they put so much emphasis on their physicality, size and how they dominate you there.