British and Irish Lions vs South Africa LIVE: Second test result and reaction in Cape Town

The Lions win possession back inside the South Africa half, but Makazole Mapimpi thinks he’s won another turnover as Tadhg Furlong is brought down. This time, however, he’s just strayed off his feet before latching on - penalty to the Lions, kicked for the corner.

Cleanly struck, but from quite a distance on the angle...it’s there! A fine kick from Pollard, putting just enough on it to clear the crossbar from wide on the right. Level pegging once more.

Makazole Mapimpi! He was denied earlier at the breakdown when he perhaps might have earned a penalty, and this time is on the opposite side with Cheslin Kolbe in the bin, but shows perfect technique again as the South Africans smother Stuart Hogg.

Penalty their way, and Handre Pollard fancies another go...

Pilfered! Maro Itoje gets up highest to nick another lineout for the Lions.

Delightful handling to the right and their are brief glimpses of an opening for the Lions as they offload well, but South Africa drift well, and Stuart Hogg is brought to floor.

Around the corner...superb from Kwagga Smith! The replacement back row stands up his man, locks on to the ball and plants himself. The Lions fail to remove him and it will be a South Africa scrum.

This is a proper mess at the breakdown now, with the Springboks spoiling the Lions’ ball and the Lions just about clinging on. Questionable legality from both sides but on we go.

Stuart Hogg peels out to fill the Duhan van der Merwe void as best he can on the left wing, but finds his options limited, chipping over the player confronting him but then watching it bounce into touch.

Handre Pollard does very, very well to keep his eyes on the ball as Lions leap in front of him, and the fly-half claims the mark. He punts the ball downfield.

The Lions win the lineout through Alun Wyn Jones and play on near midfield, but fail to find much progress.

It’s yellow. On balance, about the right decision. Kolbe joins van der Merwe on the naughty step, with one wing suddenly looking very bare.

“I’m very happy to keep going with yellow cards, or even further,” says O’Keeffe to the captains. “We are not talking right now, Siya and Alun, I am being clear with my message.”

Tom Curry and Maro Itoje had towered over Kolbe in fury, with the South African’s teammates arriving swiftly to support him. There is nothing else worth looking at in depth, rules Ben O’Keeffe, so it will just be a single judgement...

Kolbe has his eyes on the ball but Murray has leapt high above him, and fallen on his front over the top of him, extending an arm to save his face. Kolbe didn’t jump, which will not count in his favour - he was never in a realistic position to catch the ball.

The officials appear to have come to a decision on that, and now will look at the fracas that followed.