Wales vs South Africa LIVE: Rugby outcome as well as reaction from 2021 Autumn International component tonight

 Wales vs South Africa LIVE: Rugby outcome as well as reaction from 2021 Autumn International component tonight

World champions South Africa finished a run of four successive away defeats versus Wales by asserting a remarkable 23-18 success at the Principality Arena.

It was the Springboks' very first win in Cardiff considering that 2013, yet they did not safeguard it until alternative hooker Malcolm Marx racked up a 73rd-minute shot as well as Elton Jantjies kicked a fine.

Despite being without injured captain Alun Wyn Jones as well as a host of other absent British as well as Irish Lions, Wales provided an imposing efficiency, with fly-half Dan Bigger kicking 6 penalties.

Biggar's sixth successful charge put Wales back ahead at 18-15, although there was drama simply a min earlier when the hosts assaulted through Liam Williams just as a spectator ran onto the pitch only a few meters far from him.

Williams needed to jump over the pitch invader before he was duly diverted, although Wales would certainly not have racked up.

Handre Pollard kicked four charges as well as Frans Steyn one for South Africa, yet Wales recovered superbly from a 54-16 drubbing versus New Zealand last weekend break.

And their outstanding performer was flanker Ellis Jenkins who endured a significant knee injury against the Springboks three years ago and had actually not played Examination rugby given that.

Wales lacked Jones, while various other unavailable Lions consisted of Ross Moriarty, Ken Owens, Justin Tipuric as well as George North, with center Jonathan Davies taking over as captain.

South Africa made three switches from the side that beat New Zealand last month, with full-back Damian Willemse, wing Jesse Kriel, and scrumhalf Herschel Jantjies all featuring behind an unmodified pack.

Wales made a brilliant beginning as well as shaded the very early ownership, with Biggar mixing his running and also kicking video games remarkably before wing Louis Rees-Zammit was denied a try by brilliant Springboks cover defense.

Biggar kicked Wales into the lead with a 10th-minute penalty, however, Pollard landed an equalizing strike two minutes later as consistent drizzle swirled around the stadium.

Biggar recovered Wales' benefit through a second charge, while South Africa saw Willemse go off for a head injury analysis as Steyn signed up with the action.

A tight opening quarter reached its conclusion with South Africa showing an early indication of scrum dominance and Pollard kicking a second penalty to make it 6-6.

South Africa tried to launch their primary ball-carriers at Wales, yet the home side defended superbly, with Jenkins at the center.

Biggar finished his fine hat-trick 13 minutes before the break, and also referee Paul Williams' growing rashness at South Africa's poor technological discipline saw him take part in a lengthy conversation with Springboks captain Siya Kolisi.

South Africa after that saw prop Ox Nche yellow-carded for blockage on Tompkins, and Biggar's fourth successful penalty opened a six-point advantage.

Yet even though Wales had prop Rhys Carre sin-binned for a technological infringement, they deservedly claimed a 12-9 interval lead after Pollard landed the third charge.

South Africa sent out on a replacement front row of Steven Kitshoff, Marx, and also Vincent Koch just five minutes after the restart as they wanted to establish a foothold in the game.

Wales were forced into a protective rearguard, yet they tackled as well as harried wonderfully before breaking away, requiring South Africa to infringe, and also Biggar kicked a 45-meter penalty.

It was a stirring initiative by the residence side, and also although the Springboks looked more harmful in a strike than during the first half, it called for a 52-meter fine from Steyn for their next points.

South Africa, however, had other concepts, burglarizing Wales' half from 70 meters out, but wing Makazole Mapimpi had a try prohibited, as well as the residence side maintained their narrow benefit before Marx struck following a relentlessly-driven lineout, but Elton Jantjies missed out on the conversion.

Jantjies' last kick charge, though, implied South Africa sealed the offer as well as lastly broke Welsh resistance.

Despite being without hurt captain Alun Wyn Jones as well as a host of other lacking British as well as Irish Lions, Wales provided an imposing efficiency, with fly-half Dan Bigger kicking 6 penalties. Comply with below for the most recent reaction:

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World champions South Africa finished a run of 4 succeeding away beats versus Wales by claiming a significant 23-18 victory at the Principality Stadium.

It was the Springboks' initial win in Cardiff considering that 2013, but they did not safeguard it up until alternative hooker Malcolm Marx racked up a 73rd-minute try and Elton Jantjies kicked a fine.

Despite lacking injured captain Alun Wyn Jones and also a host of various other lacking British as well as Irish Lions, Wales provided an imposing efficiency, with fly-half Dan Bigger kicking six fines.

Biggar's sixth successful fine put Wales back ahead at 18-15, although there was drama simply a min earlier when the hosts assaulted through Liam Williams just as a viewer operated on to the pitch just a few meters away from him.

Williams had to jump over the pitch invader before he was appropriately diverted, although Wales would certainly not have scored.