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South Africa 24-13 Wales
No card but South Africa have a penalty and kick to the corner.
Summary
Jesse Kriel, Makazole Mapimpi, Bongi Mbonambi and Edwill van der Merwe score for Springboks
Dewi Lake scores Wales' try
Both teams without key players for match outside summer Test window
Springboks hand debuts to fly-half Jordan Hendrikse and wing Edwill van der Merwe
Prop Vincent Koch wins his 50th cap
Ospreys hooker Sam Parry quits Wales' squad
Cardiff scrum-half Ellis Bevan wins first cap with uncapped trio Eddie James, James Ratti and Jacob Beetham also on bench
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Ouch!published at 53 mins
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Referee Chris Busby is looking at replays of a tackle by Ben Carter on Frans Malherbe.
The prop was dipping but there's definitely head contact.
The South African fans are doing their best to get Carter carded with shouts every time the replay is shown.
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Taine Plumtree is like having another openside with the speed he covers the ground.
Every time the ball goes up into the air, the Scarlets flanker is the first to the breakdown.
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Derwyn Jones
Former Wales lock on BBC Radio CymruIt's great for someone like Erasmus when he can bring players like Malherbe on to the pitch.
He's strong, he's big, and he's one of the best scrummagers in the world.
Cheers for Kolisipublished at 50 mins
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Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio WalesThat's a huge cheer for Siya Kolisi.
It's good to see him here. You can see the support he's got from the players and the fans here.
Penalty: South Africa 24-13 Walespublished at 49 mins
Jordan Hendrikse
The two new boys in the front row bring fresh energy to the scrum and South Africa get the penalty.
Hendrikse thumps over the three points and suddenly the Springboks are back to 11 points ahead.
Disappointing start to the second half for Wales.
Replacements: South Africapublished at 45 mins
South Africa 21-13 Wales
Malcom Marx sees another lineout go astray and that's his last action on his Test return.
Bongi Mbonambi comes on as well as Frans Malherbe for 50-cap man Vincent Koch.
It's been a subdued day for those two huge names.
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Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio WalesIt comes from an exit kick from Faf de Klerk.
They re-gather it through Eben Etzebeth and go 40 metres upfield, one ruck in the middle of the field, and Mapimpi's in in the corner.
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Derwyn Jones
Former Wales lock on BBC Radio CymruIt's a brilliant try from South Africa.
But was that last pass forward? I'm not certain it was a try.
Converted try: South Africa 21-13 Walespublished at 41 mins
Makazole Mapimpi try, Jordan Hendrikse con
Well they won't with defending like that!
Mapimpi flies over just 88 seconds into the second half but Cam Winnett was caught horribly flat-footed then.
He got sucked in by Jesse Kriel but there was no need because Grady had his man.
The Wales full-back was beaten by one pass and Mapimpi had an easy finish.
Image source, Getty ImagesKick-offpublished at 15:03 22 June
South Africa 14-13 Wales
Sam Costelow gets the second half underway. Can Wales pull off a shock win?
For the record...published at 15:02 22 June
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Image source, Getty ImagesWales and South Africa have faced each other 41 times over 118 years - with the Springboks leading the series 33-7.
Interestingly, however, the last 10 meetings are tied five apiece.
Here's those most recent encounters:
- 2023 Wales 16-52 South Africa (Cardiff)
- 2022 South Africa 30-14 Wales (Cape Town)
- 2022 South Africa 12-13 Wales (Bloemfontein)
- 2022 South Africa 32-29 Wales (Pretoria)
- 2021 Wales 18-23 South Africa (Cardiff)
- 2019 Wales 15-19 South Africa (Yokahama)*
- 2018 Wales 20-11 South Africa (Cardiff)
- 2018 South Africa 20-22 Wales (Washington)
- 2017 Wales 24-22 South Africa (Cardiff)
- 2016 Wales 27-13 South Africa (Cardiff)
* denotes Rugby World Cup
What will today hold?
Door open to departed Parry - Gatlandpublished at 15:00 22 June
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Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyIt's a different story for Lake's Ospreys clubmate and fellow hooker Sam Parry.
A story emerged last night of how he walked out of the Wales camp this week after reportedly feeling "disrespected" by Warren Gatland.
The Wales coach has been talking about the development.
Gatland told S4C: "You will need to talk to Sam but I need to say my door is always open for any conversations.
When asked about the disrespect claims, Gatland added: "I didn't see anything where he has actually said anything.
"You need to talk to him, my door is always open in terms of having a discussion with any players in the squad if they have any feelings or need anything clarified.
"We were very clear in discussions with him earlier in the week when he came into the squad.
"If he wants to reach out I am more than happy to talk to him."
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Derwyn Jones
Former Wales lock on BBC Radio CymruHe's (Dewi Lake) very old fashioned, he won't mind who he's up against.
I like people like Dewi Lake because every time they're out on the pitch, they want to win.
I look at Lake, he's very confident in his own talents and he feels he can compete with anyone.
If the Lions team was being picked tomorrow, I feel Dewi Lake at his best would be in the mix.
Lake leading from frontpublished at 14:56 22 June
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Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyDewi Lake has been outstanding in this first half.
The skipper spoke in the week of how much he loves fronting up to the Boks and he has led the comeback.
It was looking worrying for Wales but Lake has galvanised his team who are mixing it up with the world champs.
Pictures from the halfpublished at 14:54 22 June
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Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Cameron Winnett and Ellis Bevan attempt to bring down a charging Evan Roos
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Jesse Kriel fends off Wales flanker Taine Plumtree
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Wales captain Dewi Lake is tackled by Kwagga Smith
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyImage caption, Liam Williams picks off an interception which almost led to a Welsh try
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Alphele Fassi received a yellow card for this dangerous challenge
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Derwyn Jones
Former Wales lock on BBC Radio CymruWales will be very happy with that first half.
Wales have battled hard and shown a lot of pride and skill to stay in the game.
It's great to see them just one point down at half time.
Wales fans - happy?published at 14:50 22 June
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So Wales fans... happy with that 40 minutes?
Half-timepublished at 14:48 22 June
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And that's that... somehow Wales are only a point behind.
Who would have thought that when they conceded two tries and two yellow cards in the opening 15 minutes.
They've recovered superbly well.
Replacement: Walespublished at 40 mins
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Keiron Assiratti hobbles off and is replaced by Harri O'Connor.
Wales would have hoped to get him to half-time but there's no way he can hold up this scrum that has been awarded.
Wales will really be hoping it's not serious with Henry Thomas pulling out this week and concerns over Dillon Lewis.
Assiratti will be important for the summer tour.
