Scotland vs South Africa LIVE: Rugby result, final score and reaction from 2021 Autumn international fixture

9 mins: Beauden Barrett sends it high and Ireland spill the ball, but they win it back as Andrew Porter blocks Barrett’s low kick looking for a man out wide.

From the kick chase, Ireland concede the penalty as Conway catches Jordie Barrett as he rose to collect it.

New Zealand go for the corner.

8 mins: The scrum goes New Zealand’s way this time, and they elect to go back to scrum after winning the free kick.

Both teams are sizing each other up at the moment.

5 mins: Sexton lets out a huge roar as a combination of Tadhg Furlong and Caelan Doris forces the knock on from Ardie Savea - that sets up another scrum and Ireland win the free kick as it wheels around.

Ireland go for the scrum again.

3 mins: Conway snaps into a tackle at halfway, before Aki forces the turnover with a good hit on Rieko Ioane. It’s ruled as a knock-on, however, and that sets up an All Blacks scrum on the halfway line.

1 min: Ireland chase a kick before Bundee Aki does well to collect a high ball. Ireland keep possession and string some quick passes together in a couple of flowing moves. The attack eventually comes to an end as Ireland concede a penalty at the ruck, and New Zealand clear to touch, but that’s a confident start from the hosts.

Here we go! Beauden Barrett gets us underway.

Goosebumps at the Aviva as Ireland’s Call is followed by the Haka - there’s a smirk from Jack Conan which is greeted by cheers inside the stadium as it flashes up on the big screen.

And that’s followed by The Fields Of Athenry from the home fans! Kick-off is moments away.

It’s a sell-out crowd at the Aviva, the first for an Ireland rugby international since the pandemic, and what an occasion to welcome the fans back.

New Zealand were the winners of the recent Rugby Championship - but they did suffer defeat to world champions South Africa in September.

It’s time for the anthems as we approach kick off.

That’s all the reaction we’ve got time for from Scotland vs South Africa, as we head over to Dublin for the second huge match of the afternoon - it’s Ireland vs New Zealand!

There was a classic Ireland win against the All Blacks, their first on home soil, three years ago - but New Zealand had the upper hand in their last meeting in the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup.

Switch over here for live coverage of Ireland vs New Zealand.

Scotland captain Stuart Hogg: “I’m gutted, because we went in at half time fully in control of the game. We defended with everything we had in the first half and we said at half time to come out and make the most of it - but we were second best at times.

“We let ourselves down and shot ourselves in the foot in the second half. We can take a bit of confidence, but unfortunately we didn’t stay in the moment and it has cost us.”