Summary

  • South Africa 16-33 New Zealand (Result)

  • New Zealand wings Will Jordan and Josh Moorby score tries either side of Andre Esterhuizen crossing for Springboks

  • Fabian Holland try puts New Zealand back in front with Jacobson score and Jordan's second extending lead

  • Cheslin Kolbe with 11 points off the tee but Marco van Staden and Cobus Reinach shown late yellow cards

  • First Test of a four-game series

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  1. Sin-binpublished at 69 mins

    South Africa 16-26 New Zealand

    Marco van Staden is sent to the sin bin for infringing after South Africa lost the ball on their own line.

    The crowd are not one big happy. From thinking Savea might be heading to the bin to having van Staden sent for 10 minutes off.

    A big call from Matthew Carley.

    New Zealand opt for the scrum five metres out and with a man advantage.

  2. More TMO fun - yay!published at 69 mins

    South Africa 16-26 New Zealand

    That's the second time Matthew Carley has overruled Mike Adamson, and he says there wasn't any foul play.

    We're straight back to the big screen to see what happened at the breakdown after Kriel got back to stop a try.

  3. TMO reviewpublished at 69 mins

    South Africa 16-26 New Zealand

    Play is brought back for a high hit from Ardie Savea on Jasper Wiese.

    It is high as the Springbok number eight spun around and into the tackle, but was it shoulder to shoulder?

  4. Postpublished at 69 mins

    South Africa 16-26 New Zealand

    Jordie Barrett pokes the ball through and Jesse Kriel has to race back to stop Leroy Carter getting in.

    Frantic, frantic stuff.

  5. Postpublished at 69 mins

    South Africa 16-26 New Zealand

    Scrap that, the All Blacks lose the ball from the line out.

    This has all become a bit scrappy again.

  6. Postpublished at 68 mins

    South Africa 16-26 New Zealand

    It's lovely from Quinn Tupaea, who lands a 50/22 with a low grubber kick and New Zealand have a good platform to put this one beyond doubt.

  7. Postpublished at 68 mins

    South Africa 16-26 New Zealand

    Things just aren't clicking for South Africa.

    The usually reliable Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu knocks the ball on as the Springboks look to launch their latest attack.

    Sacha Feinberg-MngomezuluImage source, Getty Images
  8. Postpublished at 66 mins

    South Africa 16-26 New Zealand

    As I say that, Grant Williams bursts past a couple of bodies with a great run but Cobus Reinach is then penalised to hand the ball back to the All Blacks.

  9. Postpublished at 65 mins

    South Africa 16-26 New Zealand

    There's an urgency about South Africa's play now as they look to get back into this one.

    It's not quite panic stations, but they are definitely trying to lift it.

    Jasper Wiese carriesImage source, Getty Images
  10. Postpublished at 64 mins

    South Africa 16-26 New Zealand

    Luke Jacobson definitely tackles Jasper Wiese without the ball, but Matthew Carley disagrees with TMO Mike Adamson that it was foul play as the Springbok number eight was close to the ruck and ahead of the ball.

  11. TMOpublished at 17:45 BST 22 August

    South Africa 16-26 New Zealand

    We're going to the TMO to check for a tackle off the ball. Are South Africa about to get a reprieve?

  12. Postpublished at 64 mins

    South Africa 16-26 New Zealand

    Eben Etzebeth barrels his way into the New Zealand 22 as the Springboks look to wind up through the gears....but it's knocked on.

    The little things are going the way of the All Blacks now, and the home crowd are starting to get a bit tense.

  13. Replacementpublished at 63 mins

    South Africa 16-26 New Zealand

    Mannie Libbok is on for Andre Esterhuizen, which forces a bit of a reshuffle in the Springbok backline.

  14. Postpublished at 61 mins

    South Africa 16-26 New Zealand

    What do the Springboks have in response?

    A long kick-off by Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu that goes out of play is not the ideal start.

  15. try

    Converted Try - South Africa 16-26 New Zealandpublished at 59 mins

    Luke Jacobson (con Love)

    Ardie Savea was stopped short by three defenders, but Luke Jacobson was not going to be stopped as the All Blacks recycled the ball quickly.

    Ruben Love adds the conversion to nudge New Zealand further ahead.

    That's a big, big score.

    Rueben LoveImage source, Getty Images
  16. Replacementpublished at 59 mins

    South Africa 16-19 New Zealand

    Cheslin Kolbe has been forced off with a knock.

    Cobus Reinach is on in his place. Another big moment.

  17. Get Involvedpublished at 17:37 BST 22 August

    Click 'Get Involved' on this page to have your say

    Those three warm-up matches for the All-Blacks seems to have been very beneficial for their players.

    Doug, Ontario

    No axe to grind either way, but as a lover of subtle, open rugby, this Erasmus and Boks side need to be taken down.

    Grahame, Somerset

    Totally agree with John (15.20) re scrum put-in. But referees have been ignoring not straight put-ins for at least 10 years

    Derek, Oxfordshire

  18. Postpublished at 58 mins

    South Africa 16-19 New Zealand

    The TMO check was to have a look at who knocked the ball over the line, and it was Willemse who was making the covering tackle on McKenzie.

    New Zealand have the put in five metres out. This is a huge chance.

  19. Postpublished at 58 mins

    South Africa 16-19 New Zealand

    Oh my word, what on earth has happened there?!

    Damian McKenzie cuts his way through the middle of the field and looks certain to score, but the ball squirms towards the line by the covering Damian Willemse.

    Cam Roigard looks to dive on the loose ball but misses it, and it's grounded by Grant Williams.

    We're going to the TMO. It's not a try, but it does need cleared up.

  20. Postpublished at 58 mins

    South Africa 16-19 New Zealand

    South Africa get the ball back but we're stuck on halfway as both sides struggle to make any ground.

    This isn't overly high scoring, but it is breathless stuff. Absolutely gripping.