Rugby World Cup: South Africa beat Wales

1. Quarter-final result: South Africa 23-19 Wales
2. Du Preez try, 5 Pollard pens, 1 DG South Africa
3. Davies try, Biggar con, 3 pens & DG for Wales
4. Boks will play France or All Blacks in semi-finals
5. Use audio icon to listen to Radio 5 live coverage
6. Use live coverage tab for BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio Cymru commentary

Hwyl fawr

And that is that. Wales, having escaped from the Pool of Death, were unable to banish the Springboks and their World Cup is over. It was a step too far for a broken and bruised squad. 

Now Warren Gatland must cajole his team for a whip-round for the £19.60 needed to cross the Severn Bridge, assuming they're going back over the bridge on coach. 

Thanks, as always, for joining us. But don't despair, there's another quarter-final this evening  - France are preparing for a humdinger with New Zealand and live coverage of that has already begun.

Click here to join my colleague Mike Henson, who will guide you through that Cardiff corker. 

Getty Images

Time to drown the sorrows?

TV presenter Gethin Jones sums up how most Welsh fans are probably feeling.

Gethin Jones Instagram.

Habana 'unbelievably proud'

Bryan Habana did not score the try he needed to become the most prolific try scorer in World Cup history, but he played his part in a nerve-shredding encounter. 

South Africa have the upper hand

To say South Africa have the upper hand against Wales is perhaps an understatement. Wales have only won two matches against the Boks in the last 100 years. 

.

Full points for Biggar and Davies

As we bring this live commentary to a close, here's one final stat for you of the match. 

Wales’ half-backs - Gareth Davies and Dan Biggar - scored all the points for their side for the third game at this World Cup. 

The last time Wales’ starting half-backs scored all of Wales’ points in a single Test match before this tournament came at the 2011 World Cup against France. Make of that what you will. 

Getty Images

Praise from an English great

Get involved

It could become quite grim up north. 

Southern hemisphere sides have, historically, dominated this tournament and seem likely to do so in this one, too. 

Get involved

Wales' ill discipline

Penalties hurt Wales today. They conceded 12 in total (highlighted by the black dots) in key areas of the pitch. 

Opta

Fly-half Handre Pollard took advantage kicking five of them (shown by the white dots) and, in the end, his two misses did not cost his side.

Opta

Get involved

Get involved

Get involved

Wales did beat South Africa last November, but they could have beaten Australia last Saturday, they could have beaten South Africa today... 

Major champions impressed

South Africa's two greatest golfers are happy and impressed with their countrymen's performance in London. 

South Africa 23-19 Wales

Wales fans would have been optimistic at half-time with their side leading 13-12. But perhaps a deeper look into history would added a jolt of realism to those optimistic souls. 

The Springboks have trailed at half-time against Wales eight times in Test rugby but gone on to win seven of those games.

AP

Get involved

Tom Bennett isn't looking to visit Wales anytime soon, so it seems...

Wales face the media

BBC commentator Cennydd Davies pictures Wales boss Warren Gatland and captain Sam Warburton as they speak to the media at Twickenham.

If you didn't know the result, the body language would say it all. 

Another close encounter

Wales' recent history against the southern hemisphere's big cheeses makes for painful reading.

South Africa have now won 17 of their last 18 against Wales, with seven of their last eight victories coming by fewer than 10 points.

If only there was a prize for coming so close on so many occasions. 

Lydiate the top tackler

Wales' defence stood firm until the final five minutes against a crushing wave of Springbok attacks in the second half. 

Their famous back-row triumvirate were to the fore, hunting in a pack, chopping down South African attacks, and no-one was more heroic in defence than flanker Dan Lydiate who made 21 tackles (missing just one) before being replaced late in the second half.

Sam Warburton and Taulupe Faletau notched 17 tackles each. The only South African to reach double figures was Schalk Burger with 10.

Getty Images

Get involved

Southern Hemisphere teams too strong?

Get involved

Get involved

Williams 'immensely proud'

Former Wales international Shane Williams has shown his support to the losing side...

Boks' back-row boss it

South Africa's back-row were immense. They took the game to Wales, working off the front foot and causing all manner of problems.

We have already looked at Duane Vermeulen's contribution but Schalk Burger should not be overlooked.

He had 26 carries - the highest of any player on the pitch - and also ran an impressive 55m.

BBC Sport

Get involved

Comeback kings

South Africa 23-19 Wales

Former outside-half Jonathan Davies has his say on Twitter. Wales have performed gallantly in this tournament, but they weren't quite good enough to beat the Southern Hemisphere big guns. 

Vermeulen was key

BBC Sport

South Africa's number eight Duane Vermeulen was crucial to victory.

Not only was he the highest metre-maker in the game - that's normally one of the flyers in the back three - he made 15 carries and produced two off-loads, one of which was the gem that set up Fourie du Preez for the match-winning try.

Get involved

Get involved

South Africa 23-19 Wales

Wales are out of this Rugby World Cup. But Warren Gatland's men seem to have won rugby hearts with that performance. 

'Superb performance'

Matt Dawson

2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

Reuters

That was a superb performance from Wales. Twickenham has not seen many games like it. I don't think Wales could have done any more, they didn't have anything left to give."

The best is impressed

One of the game's greats has his say on a tense encounter. 

South Africa 23-19 Wales

What if Jonathan Davies was playing? What if Scott Williams was fit? What if Rhys Webb could take to the field? Or if Warren Gatland could pick Liam Williams? 

We'll never know if Wales could have beaten South Africa with their first-choice team, but the men who were on the field ran the two-time champions close. 

South Africa have long forgotten about that stunning defeat by Japan, although they'll always be reminded of it. They're into the semi-finals. France or the All Blacks beckon. 

South Africa 23-19 Wales

Rob Jones

Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

Wales's defence was brilliant but under pressure you have to make the right decisions. Alex Cuthbert has been found wanting time after time defensively."

South Africa 23-19 Wales

A crestfallen Alun Wyn Jones is on his knees, breathing heavily. The lock can only look to the turf. If he looks up perhaps defeat will become a reality. 

Wales suffer another agonising defeat to a southern hemisphere powerhouse. They will not replicate the feats of 2011 and reach a World Cup semi-final, but their defending in that match was nevertheless extraordinary. 

Getty Images

'Heartbroken'

Rob Jones

Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

Statistically South Africa won this hands down but that doesn't paint the whole picture. Wales are heartbroken after the effort they put in. Their defence was immense from start to finish. We mentioned Gareth Davies going off and Dan Biggar going off... Biggar was distraught coming off. He seemed to take a bump. That made a big difference."

South 23-19 Wales

Full-time

Rex Features

Wales were leading heading into the last 10 minutes, but games aren't won after 70 minutes, which is a pity if you support Wales. 

BBC Sport

Get involved

Full-time

AP

 We're into stoppage time. Wales have the ball, but in their own half...   

And in a blink of an eye, South Africa snuffle possession and the ball disappears somewhere into the stands. Game over. Wales are out. South Africa march on. 

South Africa 23-19 Wales

PA

Wales with the penalty, they take it quickly. Ken Owens... Rhys Priesland... Jamie Roberts... meters are made, but Wales must conjure a miracle try from inside their own half. 

South Africa 23-19 Wales

Two minutes remaining and the Springboks aren't going to surrender possession with ease. Although, Patrick Lambie goes for the dropper and misses. Wales have the ball but in their own 22. 

Get involved

South Africa 23-9 Wales

The men in red spin it wide. Lloyd Williams is bellowing at Wayne Barnes, telling the referee he can't get the ball - but the referee deems that Jamie Roberts is holding on and South Africa can boot to touch, boot into Wales half, and run down the clock. 

South Africa 23-19 Wales

Wales must retain possession, and they are doing so. Four points. Four minutes... 

Get involved

'Poor defensive work'

Rob Jones

Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

That's poor defensive work. We've seen brilliant defence from the whole Wales team. Alex Cuthbert has to offer himself to anyone coming round."

'Genius from Vermeulen'

Martyn Williams

Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

AFP

That was a piece of genius from Vermeulen to set up that try.

Try - Du Preez

AFP

Duane Vermeulen with a peachy flick from the base of the scrum and scrum-half Fourie du Preez dashes down the blind-side and dives over. Alex Cuthbert being drawn in, creating space for the number nine. Handre Pollard misses with the tricky touchline conversion, though. 

South Africa 18-19 Wales

AFP

While Dan Biggar debates with his physio, South Africa prepare to put in at the scrum... "I know it's really noisy, let's just respect each call, OK," says Wayne Barnes as the front rows go nose first to the turf. 

We go again. 

'Strange decision'

Matt Dawson

2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

AFP

It's a strange decision taking Gareth Davies off. I know he's tired but he's in the game."

The wood chopper

BBC Sport

South Africa 18-19 Wales

Lloyd Williams is on the pitch, by the way, instead of Gareth Davies, and Dan Biggar departs, too, although he's arguing with the physio. The outside-half doesn't want to come off. 

South Africa 18-19 Wales

AP

We're into the last 10 minutes. This is when anxiety starts to take a hold... who can keep their head, keep calm, when history is beckoning? 

South Africa still monopolising possession, still sniffing around Wales' 22m, but Wales manage to turnover - but the men in red aren't in numbers and Wayne Barnes tells Paul James that he's holding on. Oh my word. 

Get involved

Wales still standing

Tom Fordyce

Chief sports writer at Twickenham

AP

Remarkable defence from Wales. You keep thinking the dam must break... How are any of the forwards still standing? Exhausting from 60m away.  

South Africa 18-19 Wales

They say forwards win matches.

If Wales make it over the line it will be down to their pack, they have made 107 tackles between them.

And that defensive effort was led by Dan Lydiate with 21 tackles alone.

Reuters

South Africa 18-19 Wales

Alex Cuthbert fleet of foot down the wing, cutting back inside and getting over the gainline... Wales recycle... the forwards battering on... but they're not getting beyond the 22m - and Ken Owens is caught holding on, which allows South Africa to clear into Wales' half. 

Get involved

'Famous victory in sight?'

Rob Jones

Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

The crowd is starting to sense what would be a famous victory. We've seen many tries scored in the last 10 minutes but you wonder if South Africa's confidence has been knocked. They are still going and Wales are tired."

South Africa 18-19 Wales

Bread of Heaven ringing around the stadium. Warren Gatland watching on, arms crossed. Wales inside enemy territory, with put-in at the scrum. We're entering the final 10 minutes. 

South Africa 18-19 Wales

AFP

James Hook is introduced and so is Justin Tipuric. Tyler Morgan and Dan Lydiate the men leaving the field. 12 minutes or so remaining. Knee-knocking stuff. Wales have a line-out a smidgen inside South Africa's half. 

South Africa 18-19 Wales

South Africa sniffing around Wales' 22m, but for how long can Wales hold on. Incredibly, they steal possession,  - Dan Lydiate magnificent - and kick downfield once more. 

The men in red on the ropes, but they're rolling with the punches, asking the Springboks: "Is that all you've got?"

South Africa 18-19 Wales

Every time South Africa attack, Wales seem to force a turnover and have nine to the Springboks four.

The Springboks are dominating possession but Wales' defense is holding firm.

They have made 132 tackles, over twice as many as the Boks.

Opta

South Africa 18-19 Wales

AFP

For territory and possession there's only one team in this half, but South Africa lacking the guile to penetrate Wales' defence.

The Springboks lose possession, Gareth Davies kicks downfield... the ball bounces off Jamie Roberts' shin. JP Pietersen collects... and boots to touch. 

An error-strewn high-octane encounter which can only be watched through the lattice of the fingers. 

Can Wales hang on?!

Get involved

'Everything going Biggar's way'

Rob Jones

Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

You want to bounce back straight away... great work by Wales. Dan Biggar is a match winner, everything is going his way."

Penalty - Biggar

AP

Wales' riposte is immediate and clinical. South Africa's forwards lackadasical. Wales counter-rucking with intent. Wayne Barnes adds spit to whistle.   

Dan Biggar ruthless, immaculate, peerless. Three points. Wales in the lead once more. 

Penalty - Pollard

AP

Bryan Habana charges down a Gareth Anscombe kick. Wales are penalised at the breakdown. Handre Pollard with another chance to put his side ahead and, after two misses, he curls it the right side of the posts. 

Get involved

South Africa 15-16 Wales

The men in red have forgotten what it feels like to be on the front foot, which is perhaps why they mess up, with Alex Cuthbert kicking possession away. 

JP Pietersen kicks towards George North... volume increases inside the stadium as the behemoth wing gathers speed but runs into a green wall... 

South Africa 15-16 Wales

Wales' rush defence firing on all cylinders. Dan Biggar getting man and ball to stop the flow of green shirts crashing towards his team-mates. 

Duane Vermeulen going high on Jamie Roberts and Wales will be relieved that Dan Biggar can boot them into opposition territory for the first time since the second half kicked off.   

South Africa 15-16 Wales

As good as South Africa's back row has been in attack, Wales' back rowers are more than matching them in defence.

Dan Lydiate has made a game-high 17 tackles, captain Sam Warburton has 12 tackles and four turnovers while number eight Taulupe Faletau has 12 tackles to add to his 10 carries. 

Getty Images

South Africa 15-16 Wales

AFP

Scott Baldwin is on the floor, seeing stars and birds circling around his head after coming off worse in a tackle with Eben Etzebeth. 

The hooker needs to leave on a mobile stretcher and is replaced by Ken Owens. 

Is Biggar the best?

Former England hooker Brian Moore thinks Dan Biggar is the best number 10 in the world. Do you agree?

South Africa 15-16 Wales

AFP

Wales off the hook. For now. But the Springboks have enjoyed 75% possession in this half and, perhaps inevitably, gaps begin to open in Wales' defence. 

A shuffle of the hips from Willie Le Roux and the full-back is sashaying towards the line. Brilliant. Bryan Habana waiting on the wing for the pass, but Wales' defence hold firm. Incredible from both sides.

'Down to the wire'

Rob Jones

Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

Rex Features

This game will go down to the wire... no doubt about it. It's a great battle, breathless stuff."

Missed penalty - Pollard

Wayne Barnes explains to Alun Wyn Jones that he collapsed the maul, which is why Handre Pollard has a straightforward attempt at the posts. 

The outside-half screws his effort wide. Pollard has, perhaps momentarily, lost his nerve.  

South Africa 15-16 Wales

South Africa's back row are working well as a unit and causing Wales problems.

Flanker Schalk Burger had had 17 carries and run 48m with the ball while Francois Louw has 35m, six carries and beaten two defenders.

Then there is number eight Duane Vermeulen with 52m and seven carries.

They are the stand-outs from a pack that are putting Wales on the back foot.

Getty Images

'Up a gear'

Martyn Williams

Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

They've gone up a gear, the South Africans.

'Shot to pieces'

Matt Dawson

2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

AFP

Oh my goodness me... I'm looking at Wales's players. There's players out there who are shot to pieces. There's players off the bench, they know they are going to be needed. Wales are up against it."

Get involved

South Africa 15-16 Wales

It feels as if these two teams have been thundering into each other for hours rather than just 53 minutes. 

Luke Charteris with the charge down from a South Africa box kick, but the ball falls kindly for the men in green. South Africa dominating. Relentless, breathless stuff. 

'Rorke's Drift'

Martyn Williams

Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

AP

You can't compare war to rugby, but this is Rorke's Drift all over again #bbcrugby

Drop-goal - Pollard

Rex Features

Wales defensive line impenetrable so far... in the background the cries of "Wales! Wales!" increases... Wales holding on... South Africa going through the phases.

Handre Pollard standing deep, eyeing the posts, and the outside-half ensures his team come away with something from that sustained pressure. 

South Africa 12-16 Wales

Men in red forming a wall but South Africa keep rumbling forward... Jesse Kriel darts down the blindside before his run is stopped.... JP Pietersen next to make a move... then Schalk Burger... 

But Sam Warburton sniffs out the danger, comes away with the ball and kicks as deep as he can. but the Springboks come forward again... This is tense stuff. 

South Africa 12-16 Wales

Pretty even in the possession stats early in this second half, but Wales now leading where it counts on the scoreboard.

Opta

'Fantastic kick'

Rob Jones

Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

Getty Images

Dan Biggar is already proving to be potentially the man of the match. Fantastic kick, what a great strike."

Penalty - Biggar

Schalk Burger standing in Tyler Morgan's path at the breakdown and Wayne Barnes isn't letting the flanker get away with that one. Dan Bigger grabs the ball... Dan Biggar kicks the ball... Dan Biggar earns his team another three points. 

Get involved

South Africa 12-13 Wales

Willie Le Roux knocks on. A corner of Twickenham cheers. Jamie Roberts applauds Wayne Barnes' decision. Wales with a put-in at the scrum just inside South Africa's half... 

AFP

Squeaky bum time?

Former Ireland centre Brian O'Driscoll reacts to Pollard's missed kick from the tee for South Africa...

Missed penalty - Pollard

Taulupe Faletau, pot of superlatives running dry to describe the number eight,  picks up Schalk Burger's grubber from his shoelaces. Wales in trouble, though, as Gareth Davies is forced to boot to touch from inside his own 22m. 

South Africa with the clean line-out. Luke Charteris caught coming in from the side and the lock isn't supposed to do that. 

Handre Pollard's 100% record comes to a halt, however. Wales off the hook. Pressure playing with Pollard's mind? 

EPA

Kick-off

Tom Jones' 'It's Not Unusual' rings around the stadium as the players step back out onto the stage. The truth is, though, that it is quite unusual for Wales to be leading South Africa at a World Cup, no matter what Sir Tom says. 

No changes during the break. Dan Biggar gets us started again. 

'Man-crush'

Martyn Williams

Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

Reuters

The whole of Wales must have a crush on Dan Biggar

Dan Biggar - people might think I've got a man-crush on him... he's the best outside-half in the world at the moment #bbcrugby

Biggar it up

Ex-England man Matt Dawson's taken a break from BBC Radio Five live commentary duties to tweet his thoughts on the first half...

Get involved

'Wales can win this'

Matt Dawson

2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

Reuters

South Africa seem a little bit rattled. It's not quite happening for them. All of a sudden they force it and give a couple of penalties away. Wales have a real chance of winning this if they can keep their composure."

A stat to cheer Wales

There's no point playing the second half then, is there?

Knockout rugby at its best

Richard Williams

BBC Sport at Twickenham

And breathe...it's a classic 40 minutes of knockout rugby. And it was a knockout.

If this is what the quarter-finals are going to be like then this is going to be an unforgettable weekend of rugby.

There's a real buzz in this ground at half-time. I'm not sure the fans of either side can believe the intensity and endeavour.

Getty Images

South Africa 12-13 Wales

Rob Jones

Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

If Wales are in this with 10-15 minutes to go, I have no doubt they can win this."

'Not a step too far'

Martyn Williams

Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

We keep on thinking subconsciously this is one step too far, but from minute one we have taken it to South Africa #bbcrugby

Half-time

BBC Sport

And we can breathe. For 10 minutes at least. The good news is, the tension is only going to increase. The bad news is, the tension is only going to increase. 

'Frenetic' first half

Tom Fordyce

Chief sports writer at Twickenham

AP

"Frenetic, exhausting stuff at Twickenham. Errors everywhere, half-chances, near-misses, huge crunching hits."

Drop-goal - Biggar

Rex Features

Last play of the half and it's Wales who have put-in at the scrum on South Africa's 22m. The set-piece is firm. Promising. Jamie Roberts charges ramrod straight... Wales recycle, Dan Biggar standing deep, lining up the dropper and he hits it true! 

The outside-half punches the air and Wales trot towards their dressing room in the lead.  

'Tired bodies'

Matt Dawson

2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

Tackle after tackle... there's a lot of tired bodies out there but Wales have got a 10 minute half-time break to look forward to."

Missed penalty

Prop Tendai Mtawarira  is offside, which will give Dan Biggar the chance to test his range 5m inside South Africa's half. 

The outside-half goes through his idiosyncratic routine... looks at his target... boot to ball but his effort grazes the uprights... It had the distance, but not the accuracy. 

'Drama and excitement'

Martyn Williams

Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

For drama and excitement you don't have to look much further than this Welsh team.

'No words'

Is someone not happy with the official in charge of this game?

Cost of ill-discipline

All of South Africa's points have come from the boot of Handre Pollard.

And Wales are making it too easy for the number 10, gifting him four penalties (show in white on the image below) in their half.

The black spot shows Dan Biggar's penalty. 

BBC Sport

South Africa 12-10 Wales

Wales on the front foot... but they then lose possession on the floor. "Stand up, Reds, you've lost possession," says Wayne Barnes. Sam Warburton caught isolated as he was brought down by two beefy South Africans. 

South Africa 12-10 Wales

The ball spending some time in the air as the full-backs exchange kicks... Sam Warburton driving Lodewyk De Jager back and the Wales captain nicks the ball. A super human effort from the flanker. 

'Calls going against Wales'

Matt Dawson

2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

The calls are not going Wales' way but they are hanging in brilliantly well."

South Africa 12-10 Wales

AFP

South Africa are leading on the scoreboard and also now in the possession stats.

The Welsh penalty count is up to six, compared to three conceded by the Boks.

Wales are also making more tackles (48 to 29) while the Boks have run 165m in attack compared to Wales' 118m.

South Africa's back-row of Schalk Burger, Francois Louw and Duane Vermeulen are seeing plenty of the ball with 92m made between them.

Wales wing George North has run 53m with the ball already this match.

BBC Sport

South Africa 12-10 Wales

Duane Vermeulen needs to clean things up at the base of a  turning scrum... he somehow pops the ball to Fourie du Preez, who notices George North in No Man's Land... JP Pietersen chases the scrum-half's canny crossfield kick but, thankfully for the men in red, the ball evades the winger and bounces into touch. 

South Africa 12-10 Wales

AP

South Africa's forwards content to drive from the line-out, but they make inches rather than yards. Fourie du Preez with the grubber... Gareth Anscombe collects, weaves from one defender, his team-mates come to support him... Wales' defence made of titanium. 

'Pick the right moment'

Matt Dawson

2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

Wales have just got to pick their moment. They have got to get into South Africa territory and then pick up that pace."

'North's in the mood'

Martyn Williams

Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

Getty Images

George North's really in the mood for this. He's been outstanding so far.

South Africa 12-10 Wales

AFP

Circus tricks from Duane Vermeulen with the number eight offloading to JP Pietersen from the back of his hand. Alun Wyn Jones, though, ejects the Springbok winger into touch. 

That could have been dangerous for Warren Gatland's men - an iffy box kick from Wales scrum-half Gareth Davies giving the Springboks a sniff. 

'Wales the better side'

South Africa 12-10 Wales

George North again looking for work, bursting through the middle of the field but the winger is isolated, which gives South Africa the chance to stem the Welsh tide with a pressure-relieving touchfinder. 

Get involved

Davies joins top try scorers

Gareth Davies's17th-minute try means the Wales scrum-half has drawn level with South Africa's Bryan Habana and New Zealand's Julian Savea as the tournament's top try scorer.

BBC Sport

South Africa 12-10 Wales

South Africa gathering momentum... sniping around Wales' 22m line. But Willie Le Roux loses ball in possession, he could do with some velcro on his hands. 

Gareth Anscombe kicks downfield... George North, ubiquitous in this opening, sprints... but JP Pietersen sweeps up and boots to touch. 

'Cuthbert needs a break'

Rob Jones

Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

PA

There was a lot of concern in the week about selection, on the wings in particular. They were hoping Alex Cuthbert would play himself back into form but he looks as though he needs a couple of months away from the game."

Get involved

South Africa 12-10 Wales

Alex Cuthbert sees JP Pietersen charging towards him and the out-of-form Wales wing fumbles the ball, presenting the Springboks with a put-in in Wales' half. 

South Africa 12-10 Wales

Wales' forward rumble on, a menacing maul making inroads... they're awarded a penalty but Dan Biggar opts for touch and the Welshmen fail to gather the long throw in the line-out - and South Africa march on. There's adventure and there's folly. 

Get involved

Penalty - Pollard

PA

Oh, Wales. The men in red having problems at the restarts. Luke Charteris gifting Handre Pollard another aim at the posts and the Springbok outside-half continues his unblemished record. 

Get involved

'Biggar's breakfast?'

Martyn Williams

Former Wales captain

Getty Images

I don't know what Dan Biggar's eating for breakfast - the guy is just sensational. What a brilliant response from Wales #bbcrugby