Ireland 5-0 South Africa (17:40 GMT)
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Damian Willemse touches down in the corner for early South Africa try
Ireland have won four of the past five matches between the sides
South Africa have not won in Dublin since 2012, suffering defeats in 2014, 2017 and 2022
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Referee Matthew Carley awards the penalty but not a yellow card, which seems staggering given the events in plenty of matches this autumn.
Both captains get a warning for the afters from both teams.
The crowd aren't afraid of letting their thoughts known.
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Feinberg-Mngomezulu could be in bother here.
It was a shoulder into the head of O'Brien, who was falling after being tackled by Pieter-Steph du Toit.
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Jonathan Bradley
BBC Sport NI senior journalist at Aviva Stadium
Such intensity to these opening minutes...it would remind you of the World Cup meeting between the pair back in 2023.
While the healthy split in the crowd isn't great for Ireland's home advantage, it's making for a crackling atmosphere too.
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Ireland weren't happy with that hit and piled in to defend their players.
It's not good viewing on the replay.
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Brian O'Driscoll
Former Ireland captain on TNT Sport
To a man, all of the Springboks did their job there and a brilliant finish from Damian Willemse. A lot of hard graft and simplicity in the build-up.
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This is mayhem!
James Lowe makes good group and it's out to Tommy O'Brien on the other wing.
He's clattered high and there could be a bit of bother here for Feinberg-Mngomezulu.
Damian WIllemse
What a start for the world champions!
They had the advantage but just motored the ball through the hands.
They got the overload out wide and the ball came to full-back Damian WIllemse, whose stunning Superman finish in the corner rounds off the move.
The conversion attempt is wide from Feinberg-Mngomezulu.
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South Africa win the row and tear the Irish defence apart with the maul.
They have the penalty advantage but South Africa are ripping into the 22 regardless!
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Big moment from Jasper Wiese.
He gets over the ball after Andrew Porter was tackled and wins the penalty.
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It's a long line out to Josh van der Flier at the back.
He makes a few metres and Ireland are into the 22.
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Ireland win the first penalty as South Africa go off their feet at a ruck.
Prendergast puts it into touch midway through the Springbok half.
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Rory Best
Former Ireland captain on TNT Sports
The hooker battle is going to be fascinating tonight between Dan Sheehan and Malcolm Marx.
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Sam Prendergast sends Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu to the shops but then scuffs his kick.
Ireland regain possession but that was a bit scrappy.
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Ryan Baird claims the kick-off and it's wide to James Lowe straight away, who takes a few steps forward and sends it back into the South African 22.
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One last dance this month for Ireland.
Strap in, folks. This should be good.
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Although Ireland aren’t the side they were 2-3 years ago, and are on a gradual but inevitable slide, I think they still have some big performances in them (At least for now, until the inevitable age profile of so many of their big players catches up with them by the next World Cup). An Ireland win (by less than a score) and South Africa whinging about yet another invented world rugby conspiracy against them 🙄
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Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI senior journalist at Aviva Stadium
Ireland's third pre-match song this week is the Cranberries' Zombie.
Bit of a World Cup throwback. It's usually the Fields of Athenry.
The fans are belting this one out.
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Those anthems were LOUD.
Not even just for Ireland, either. As Jonathan pointed out earlier there is a healthy Springbok contingent in Dublin and they are making themselves heard.
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Image source, InphoThis is pretty cool, right?
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Image source, Getty ImagesAndy Farrell does his best Barra Best (BBC NI's weatherman for those unfamiliar with him) impression with his way of showing us how cold it is in Dublin.
Things should heat up once play gets under way.
