Wales suffer a record home defeat against South Africa, failing to score a point in Cardiff for the first time in 58 years.
Springboks end year top of world rankings with 11-try win that was marred by a straight red card for gauging on Alex Mann late on.
Gerhard Steenekamp and Ethan Hooker scored early tries, as South Africa started strongly.
Jasper Wiese added a third Springboks try before Morne van den Berg scored a fourth to finish the first half.
Wilco Louw, Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu and Canan Moodie continued South Africa's dominance early in the second half.
Andre Esterhuizen, Feinberg-Mngomezulu's second and Ruan Nortje's tries took the Springboks past the 50-point mark.
Etzebeth gets involved in the try-scoring action, scoring an 11th for the Springboks who reach 73 points.
Wales 0-73 South Africa
Oh Wales are narrowly denied a score.
Joe Hawkins gets a foot to a lose pass, Ellis Mee hacks on and somehow keeps the ball in play but the bounce evades everyone, including the desperate Welsh attackers.
Just when we thought Wales might get a point, the ball rolls beyond the dead ball line.
Etzebeth try
Cobus Reinach's challenge on Morgan Morse at the back of the scrum is ruled legal and the try is good.
South Africa's 11th... and the record books are being well and truly ripped up here.
Etzebeth
Wales make a mess, losing possession of the ball at the back of a scrum five metres from their own line.
Quick recycling and Eben Etzebeth uses his considerable height to stretch over for South Africa's 11th try.
But the referee isn't happy with something.
Wales 0-68 South Africa
Ifan Phillips
Former Scarlets and Ospreys hooker on BBC Radio Cymru
Unfortunately, this is so dire for Wales. This has been a masterclass of how not to play South Africa.
Wales 0-68 South Africa
This is now a record margin of defeat for Wales at home and they equalled the most points conceded.
Springboks are re-writing the record books.
Wales 0-68 South Africa
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
This is a tough one confidence wise.
Whenever Wales try and play, they’ve had a hammering.
They’re scrambling to put something together. The Boks are putting on such a display it’s really something to witness.
Nortje try, Feinberg-Mngomezulu con
This is relentless.
Zachary Porthen carries hard to within inches of the line and then lock Ruan Nortje just flops over.
The Welsh defence is now almost non-existent as the Springboks grab a tenth try.
Yes... that's TEN tries.
Image source, Getty ImagesWales 0-61 South Africa
This result is looking horrendous for Wales but we have to remember just how good this South Africa side are.
They have beaten everyone this year and have a strength in depth that few countries can match.
And that's before you add the mercurial coaching genius that is Rassie Erasmus.
They are taking the game to another level.
Wales 0-61 South Africa
Keiron Assiratti is back on for an injured Chris Coleman who limps off.
Ben Thomas replaces full-back Blair Murray.
Feinberg-Mngomezulu try & con
Andre Esterhuizen does the damage from the back of a lineout before Feinberg-Mngomezulu scoops up the ball and slips through.
That's his second try - South Africa's ninth and they're heading for the biggest away win in Cardiff.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyWales 0-54 South Africa
Worth noting that South Africa have now equalled the record margin of victory over Wales in Cardiff.
That was set by England when they won 68-14 in March.
And they've got another 18 minutes to go.
Wales 0-54 South Africa
We've just been told Aaron Wainwright's yellow card will remain a yellow so the number eight will be back - for a second time after his earlier injury.
James Ratti also now on for Wales in place of second-row and Ospreys teammate Rhys Davies.
Wales 0-54 South Africa
No.... emphatically no.
Not when Andre Esterhuizen lines up against you.
Dewi Lake takes the tap penalty, Wales drive on through Alex Mann but Esterhuizen is all over the ball at the breakdown and wins the penalty.
Even at 54-points up, South Africa are fighting for everything to keep a clean sheet.
Wales 0-54 South Africa
At last Wales are on the attack and Blair Murray shows some nifty footwork.
They have a penalty five metres out. Can they finally get on the scoreboard?
Wales 0-54 South Africa
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
This is a situation with the Waintwright yellow where the replay should be played at full speed.
Either way it puts Wales in a dark place.
Especially when they were just about to play with a full 15 again.
Wales 0-54 South Africa
Aaron Wainwright had only just stepped back on the pitch before putting his shoulder into the face of Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu's face in the build up to that try.
It's a yellow card and will be reviewed for a potential red.
At the same time, Taine Plumtree returns from his yellow.
Esterhuizen try
South Africa break through again... this is just relentless.
Damian Willemse gives the scoring pass and Andre Esterhuizen touches down in the left corner despite Blair Murray's efforts.
The centre has been unstoppable today.
First missed conversion.
Image source, Getty ImagesWales 0-49 South Africa
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
This game is going a little bit crazy.
Wales need to do something and get some sort of control, because South Africa are bringing on 8 subs and I've never seen anything like it.
It’s ridiculous.
Wales 0-49 South Africa
Ha, well James... that mini-bus has just delivered the bomb squad - and the rest of the cargo as well.
South Africa empty their bench in one staggering move.
Yes, that's all eight replacements on in one go, including scrum-half Cobus Reinach for his debut.
What a scary sight!
Wales 0-49 South Africa
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
Have you seen the South African subs about to come on?
Looks like a mini bus has turned up.
