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  1. South Africa 14-0 Wales

    I spoke too soon.

    South Africa drive 20 metres from a line-out with penalty advantage. They will go right into the corner after Dillon Lewis is penalised for side entry.

  2. South Africa 14-0 Wales

    Whisper it quietly but Wales have settled a bit now.

    Good clearance by Dan Edwards after a solid scrum. That after a good hit by Aaron Wainwright forced the turnover.

  3. South Africa 14-0 Wales

    Another big carry by Malcolm Marx puts South Africa in the 22.

    Lock Cobus Wiese then knocks the ball on and Wales escape again... although they do have to deal with the Springboks' scrum power first.

    South Africa v Wales scrumHuw Evans Picture Agency

  4. South Africa 14-0 Wales

    Strangely, South Africa haven't really been at their best yet but they are in total control.

    Conditions a little tricky with a slippy ball.

    Wales exit their 22 with a good clearance from Tomos Williams.

  5. South Africa 14-0 Wales

    Wales go off their feet and South Africa go towards the corner.

    Can they cope with the Boks' physicality in the drive and when carrying?

    We don't get to see. The hosts knock the ball on in the maul.

  6. South Africa 14-0 Wales

    Scott Baldwin
    Former Welsh & Ospreys hooker on BBC Radio Wales

    I guarantee this week Rassie Erasmus will have realised that Wales' strength is their set-piece and can you challenge them in that area?

    In the first 15 minutes we've seen that mindset and that want and desire from the South African pack to prove themselves.

  7. South Africa 14-0 Wales

    Wales have already missed nine tackles. Defence has been a problem all summer.

  8. South Africa 14-0 Wales

    Scott Baldwin
    Former Welsh & Ospreys hooker on BBC Radio Wales

    Wales need to start getting the ball away quickly from the set-piece because they are not getting any reward so far.

  9. converted try

    Converted try: South Africa 14-0 Wales

    Cobus Reinach, con Vusi Moyo

    Big scrum, the ball comes out the back and scrum-half Cobus Reinach darts to the right and goes over with ease.

    This already looks ominous.

    Remember, it was 73-0 in the autumn and the Boks went over for 11 tries.

    Cobus Reinach of South Africa scores his team's second tryGetty Images

  10. South Africa 7-0 Wales

    Blimey.

    Wales are marched backwards at the resulting scrim and Aaron Wainwright is forced to dot down over his line.

    The Springboks turn a defensive scrum into an attacking one five metres out...

  11. South Africa 7-0 Wales

    A narrow escape for Wales after the other Wiese goes on the charge.

    Lock Cobus powers towards the line but the visitors are saved by a knock on at close range.

    Wales losing the physical battles comprehensively so far.

  12. South Africa 7-0 Wales

    That was pretty average by Wales.

    A stodgy attacking play from line-out ball and Malcolm Marx gets over the ball. You won't clear him out.

    Penalty to the Boks.

  13. South Africa 7-0 Wales

    The answer? A resounding no.

    Dillon Lewis is penalised at the scrum. Wales need to get the ball out quicker than they did there.

  14. South Africa 7-0 Wales

    Ellis Mee is getting up well in the air.

    He chases a kick hard, forces a knock on and earns Wales a scrum just outside the 22.

    Can they hold firm in the set-piece and launch something?

  15. 'All about power'

    South Africa 7-0 Wales

    James Hook
    Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

    That was all about power from South Africa.

    Wales have picked up where they left off last week against Argentina with a couple of missed tackles and it's a simple finish in the end.

  16. converted try

    Converted try: South Africa 7-0 Wales

    Jasper Wiese, con Vusi Moyo

    A huge carry by the former Leicester number eight but it's not great defence by Jac Morgan and Rhys Carre.

    Wiese crashes through from South Africa's first real attack.

    Power and a great line by the number eight.

    Jasper Wiese of South Africa scores his team's first tryGetty Images

  17. South Africa 0-0 Wales

    A bit of early joy in the aerial game for wing Ellis Mee, who would have known he was likely to slot into the starting line-up yesterday when Josh Adams did not complete the full final preparation at Kings Park.

    Both sides working each other out at the moment.

  18. Get Involved

    South Africa 0-0 Wales

    Don’t think the coaches know what they are doing, you can’t pick [Alex] Mann in the back row against South Africa because he’s too small against the biggest team in world rugby

    Dave, Rhondda

  19. Kick-off

    South Africa 0-0 Wales

    Irish referee Andrew Brace - who is from Cardiff - blows his whistle and Wales fly-half Dan Edwards gets us under way in Durban.

  20. South Africa v Wales (16:40 BST)

    Scott Baldwin
    Former Welsh & Ospreys hooker on BBC Radio Wales

    Wales have got to go after South Africa, they can't just sit and wait for them to make errors and let them go through multi-phase.

    South Africa will look to go aggressive and go high on the outside to force Wales back, whereas Wales under Steve Tandy have been quite passive, connected and giving teams the outside.

    We have to go and get South Africa and our attack has to go to another level.