Wales now on record 12-match losing run
Franco Mostert and Eben Etzebeth tries give Springboks early lead
Kurt-Lee Arendse and Elrigh Louw add further South Africa tries before half-time
Rio Dyer gets Wales' first try moments before the break
Aphelele Fassi, Gerhard Steenekamp and Jordan Hendrikse tries in second half underline Springbok superiority
James Botham scores late consolation Wales try
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Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Principality Stadium
It was feared the crowd might be down for this occasion because of Wales' losing run.
The attendance of 67,236 is actually higher than the average figure for this fixture in Cardiff since 2008 but is below the capacity which is just under 74,000.
There are a lot of Springboks supporters here as well!
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Scott Williams
Wales centre on BBC Radio Cymru
Because of their size and physicality, the South Africans are able to win at the gain line with their hands free, expecting passes from each other, keeping that tempo high.
It's so difficult for Wales to defend.
Steenekamp, con Hendrikse
It was inevitable, it's try number six for the visitors.
It's a quickly taken free-kick from the scrum and it's the replacement Gehard Steenekamp who gets over the line.
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Gareth Rhys Owen
BBC Radio Wales commentator
A lot of these Welsh boys don't know what winning feels like.
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James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
The line speed of South Africa, they're just suffocating Wales.
They can't do anything in attack.
There seems to be space on the outside but so quickly it's closed down by South Africa.
The 10, 12 and 13 are up so quick and all of a sudden that space is closed down.
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One hour gone here in Cardiff and guess where South Africa are...
Yep, camped in Wales' 22.
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Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales
Set-piece pressure and scrum pressure has been there all game and made it really difficult for Wales to defend and forces errors.
Wales might have a scrum and yet end up giving the ball back to South Africa.
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Dewi Lake's work is done.
The captain makes way for Ryan Elias.
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Gareth Rhys Owen
BBC Radio Wales commentator
Such is the gulf here, it's hard to believe Wales were competitive against South Africa two years ago.
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Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales
That was beautiful from South Africa.
What is so impressive about this South African side is they have options on the inside and outside all the time.
The offload is always on and they know where their players are going to be.
They just look to have multi options consistently.
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More changes for Wales.
Tommy Reffell, Owen Watkin and Rhodri Williams are on for Will Rowlands, Max Llewellyn and Ellis Bevan.
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James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
It looks so simple, it's a dummy run initially at Wales' defence.
Kurt-Lee Arendse, ball in two hands taking it right to the gain line, shows the ball and dummies.
Josh Hathaway falls for the dummy and it's Aphelele Fassi who canters in in the corner.
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Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Principality Stadium
There has been a lull in play but it was only a matter of time until the South Africa back three would star again.
It seems so simple but they are so effective.
Fassi
Image source, PA MediaWales just cannot cope with the Springbok wingers.
It's outstanding play from Kurt-Lee Arendse who puts his full-back Aphelele Fassi over in the corner.
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Dewi Lake chooses to kick the ball instead of going into contact.
It's followed by another poor kick from Josh Hathaway and South Africa are back on the attack.
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Handre Pollard is on for Damian de Allende.
Looks like he'll be playing in the centre.
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Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales
The hard thing at the moment is set pieces are really difficult for us, they are forcing errors and getting turnovers from us.
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Wales have a penalty and they go to the corner.
The 60,000 crowd are doing their best to get behind their team.
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James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
Freddie Thomas is going really well at Gloucester and deserves his opportunity.
He'll be looking for a big 33 minutes against the world champions this evening.
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It's been stop-start with all the replacements, can Wales build something from here now?
We start with an up-and-under from Ellis Bevan.
