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That was fun. Let's have another 40 minutes of that, please.

New Zealand manage to pinch the ball back and the clock is now in the red.

Ruben Love does the sensible thing and sticks the ball into touch.

Ruben Love is clattered, and I mean clattered, into touch by Cheslin Kolbe deep in the New Zealand 22.

This is a big platform for the Springboks right before the break.

Josh Lord and Ethan de Groot are both forced off for a HIA after they collided with each other while falling.

Simon Parker and George Bower are on in their place, but that's a big blow for the All Blacks.

Jasper Weise, who has had a superb half, breaks the line again but Jordie Barrett pinches the ball back for the All Blacks.

There's a couple of New Zealand players needing treatment so play is stopped by Matthew Carley, which the home support aren't thrilled about.

The ball is sent high by Grant WIlliams and Cheslin Kolbe, possibly the smallest player on the pitch, emerges from a pile of shirts with the ball.

Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu goes for the cross-field kick over to the left wing, but he puts too much on it and it goes out on the full.

New Zealand just get it out the back before the Springboks maul their pack again. That's scary power.

The All Blacks do well to settle things down and Cam Roigard puts in a clearing kick up to halfway.

Yeah, that's not a try. Not only did he drop the ball but it was short of the line anyway.

The All Blacks will have the scrum on their own five-metre line, which isn't a good thing going by the previous two scrums.

Malcolm Marx is over and the ball squirms forward. Did he get it down? We're going to the TMO, but the on-field decision is no try from Matthew Carley.

Damian Willemse went for the big pass out wide but Will Jordan steals the ball, so play is brought back for a South Africa penalty.

It was Josh Lord who had infringed at the line out. That's the ninth penalty New Zealand have conceded.

Back into the corner it goes.

It's another penalty advantage as the maul fails to form.

The Boks are now five metres out and are purring.

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South Africa are tearing the New Zealand scrum to shreds, which isn't something that you say very often.

That's two All Black put ins that have now resulted in Springbok penalties.

It's popped into the corner and the hosts are hoping to turn the screw,

It all gets a bit chaotic and Jasper Wiese tries to go through team-mate Willemse, who had run ahead of play.

New Zealand get the ball back after that infringement with a scrum.

Here come New Zealand again, this has been an epic counter punch-style match from both sides.

Grant Williams does enough to get Will Jordan into touch and the Springboks have the throw on the edge of their own 22.

Kurt-Lee Arendse has failed his Head Injury Assessment so Andre Esterhuizen remains on the pitch.

It's three from three for Kolbe as the wing splits the posts with a kick right in front of the upright.

He's another player who is good at everything.

There's a huge roar as a New Zealand scrum on their own 22-line collapses and the Springboks win the penalty.

Cheslin Kolbe already has his scrum cap off....