FT: Ireland 13-24 South Africa (17:40 GMT)
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South Africa win in Dublin for first time since 2012
Damian Willemse touches down in the corner, Cobus Reinarch adds second, penalty try then awarded and Sach Feinberg-MnGomezulu powers home fourth
Dan Sheehan scores try and Sam Prendergast adds two penalties for Ireland
James Ryan shown 20-minute red card and Ireland receive four more yellows
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Man of the match, Malcolm Marx, speaking on TNT Sports: "You can tell by the way that I look it was [as crazy to play in as it was to watch]. It's always a tough outing against Ireland, they are a quality side and they kept going until the end.
"The character they showed was immense. They had 12 players on the field and still kept us out for a good number of minutes. It shows the bond they have as a team. "
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Image source, Getty ImagesWhen your mum says it is pizza for dinner but there's one in the freezer.
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Donncha O'Callaghan
Former Ireland lock on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
I think the referee got the calls right for the most part and there was some really poor discipline at times from Ireland.
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Donncha O'Callaghan
Former Ireland lock on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
That was quite incredible. I don't ever remember seeing a game quite like it at any level.
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Tommy Bowe
Former Ireland winger on TNT Sports
A huge credit to Ireland for sticking in that game even down to 12 men. They maybe aren't the team they were over the past couple of years but thety showed massive heart.
However, South Africa are the best team in the world for a reason.
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I know that Ireland do not have the depth of South Africa, but Ireland need to bring in youngsters now if they want to be competitive in 2027
Leslie, Cape Town
This Ireland–South Africa game is pure chaos in the best way, the Boks smashing through everything, Ireland throwing themselves into every tackle, and the whole place buzzing like something mad is about to happen.
Matt, Llanfyllin
Classic case of Ireland dropping off form 2 years from a World Cup?
AA, Dublin
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Image source, Getty ImagesSame, Matthew, same.
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Image source, Getty ImagesSo, just to recap.
Five tries.
Two disallowed tries.
Five Ireland yellow cards, one of which was upgraded to red.
One South Africa yellow card, and another which was overturned.
Two more first-half incidents which could easily have been yellow cards but weren't.
Just 32 penalties from both sides.
Ireland down to 12 players at one point.
That was 80 minutes of mayhem.
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Ok, South Africa are a good team but you would have to question the officiating today. Two similar tackles and one ends in red while the other involves no card, game changer. Ireland did well to keep the score down in the end
Jack, Munich
Impressive South Africa overcome a very good Ireland side. SA showing depth class and flair yet again. Worthy to be called best in the world team.
Andre, Nantwich
What a game. Although they lost Ireland showed tremendous courage and tenacity. One for the history books
Ian, East Lothian
Absorbing game and Ireland have been brave but whilst Ill-discipline was a problem, ultimately, they were just outclassed by a South African team that is taking the game to the next level
Mick, Leicester
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As subdued as ever, Rassie Erasmus was pumped in the coaching box at the final whistle. That's a first win over Ireland in Dublin for him.
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Rory Best
Former Ireland captain on TNT Sports
Malcolm Marx could well be World Player of the Year and he was superb tonight. A well-deserved Man of the Match award.
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Jonathan Bradley
BBC Sport NI senior journalist at Aviva Stadium
Coming into last November, Ireland were unbeaten in 19 games at the Aviva Stadium.
In the 13 months since New Zealand (10 points), France (15 points) and South Africa (11 points) have all had double-digit wins in Dublin.
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Image source, Getty ImagesBrutal. Bizarre. Epic. All in equal measure.
It's South Africa's day in Dublin.
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Craig Casey takes a quick free and the forwards are now chipping away.
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Brian O'Driscoll
Former Ireland captain on TNT Sport
The crowd in here aren't happy with that but he definitely makes an effort to catch it.
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The clock is in the red. Ireland are going to lose but are going down swinging.
They have a scrum seven metres out.
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Was there a deliberate knock on from Libbok?
No, says Matthew Carley. And Ireland have the scrum with seconds left.
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And South Africa pinch it to spoil Ireland's grand finish!
But Ireland steal it back again.
