Wales v South Africa LIVE: Rugby result and reaction from World Cup warm-up in Cardiff

Bunker time!

Wales break down the left through Rio Dyer, who is hauled in from behind by Marco van Staden but Damian Willemse joins the tackle from the front and there’s head to head contact.

Willemse is very upright and there’s force in the collision, so he’s given a yellow card, with referee Andrew Brace ordering the bunker to take a look and see if it’s upgraded to a red.

The tackle of Van Staden, if it is determined to change Dyer’s direction may save Willemse.

Tap and go, then South Africa set up a maul. Within inches but penalty coming, so they spread the ball wide and Damian Willemse has acres of room to run in after a flat Libbok pass. Try number eight.

From bad to worse for Wales as debutant Teddy Williams sent to the sin-bin for foul play in the build-up. The try doesn’t save him.

Mbonambi brought down a metre short and Du Toit goes again. He’s over the line but flipped on to his back and held up. Another penalty coming though.

Springboks kick to the corner (after Kolbe impeded in the air, what else is new...) and are hunting an eighth try.

We’ve almost got a game of sevens breaking out! Turnovers in open play as Kolbe goes on a run before Morgan does well to pilfer the ball, then Louis Rees-Zammit, recently off the bench, responds.

The Rogers vs Kolbe aerial battle continues and this time it’s the Welshman contacting his Boks opponent in the air. Tit for tat, I suppose

Here come the Springboks again. The jinking, sliding Cheslin Kolbe dances his way into the Welsh 22.

They stick up a cross-field kick with a penalty advantage but Kolbe contacts Tom Rogers in the air and that foul play sees the penalty overturned. Wales survive for now.

Oh deary, deary, deary me. This is turning into a rout.

It’s far, far too easy for the Springboks. Wales try to run a first-phase move off a lineout, Johnny Williams with a no-look pass that is intercepted by Canan Moodie and he runs in under the posts for a simple score. Simple conversion follows

Fair to say, neither Wales starting centre has exactly provided a compelling reason for Warren Gatland to include them in his World Cup squad today...

A nice moment for Teddy Williams as he comes on for his international debut. The Cardiff forward deservedly getting a cap after a great season.

Easy as you like for South Africa.

Five-metre lineout expertly converted. Wales set up to defend the maul, Marco van Staden instead flips the ball to Pieter-Steph du Toit on the wraparound and he powers his way over the line, pushed by RG Snyman and dragging Welsh defenders with him.

The legendary South African physicality distilled in one move.

Easy conversion for Libbok.

Springboks win the penalty and kick to the corner. A five-metre lineout coming...