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

Once again, Wales hit straight back. Sam Costelow does the business from the kicking tee to narrow the deficit after the Springboks are pinged almost straight from kick-off.

Costelow’s kicking is keeping Wales in touch at the moment.

Gorgeous rugby by South Africa! Finished off by Canan Moodie.

It all starts with RG Snyman spotting a gap from a breakdown on halfway, picking up and sniping through the middle. Lovely offload to Jaden Hendrikse, who then does likewise to Marx.

The Welsh defence are scrambling to get back and Libbok shows his class with a stunning miss pass out wide to Moodie who steps inside and goes over. Superb!

Libbok then nails the conversion for good measure.

This is more like it from Wales - they win a couple of penalties, the second of which when Jesse Kriel gets caught on the wrong side at the breakdown, obstructing Jac Morgan’s cleanout.

It’s another kicking chance and Sam Costelow makes no mistake from the tee! Good kick from the young 10 and the hosts edge ahead

The Boks opt to go for the posts from that penalty. A few metres inside the Welsh half, fairly central. But Manie Libbok misses wide to the right. He’s 0-2 from kicks now.

He struggled against Argentina from the tee a couple of weeks ago as well. It’s a definite weakness in his game, given how good he is in open play.

Have just seen a replay of that Kolbe run. Beating players in a phone box - his footwork is out of this world. The game is in Cardiff but the atmosphere in the stadium was palpably charged when he got the ball. He’s box-office! Most exciting player to watch in world rugby?

A scrum penalty won by the Springboks against the head. Their front row splinters the inexperienced Welsh trio once again, forcing them up early.

Ah, we won’t have to wait long for another look at the scrum. Johnny Williams knocks on in contact as Libbok charged up in defence.

Solid by South Africa, they win the ball and Cheslin Kolbe goes on a classic Kolbe jinking run, slipping through tackles and putting South Africa on the front foot. A cross-field kick safely dealt with by Rio Dyer though.

First scrum of the day. Wales props Corey Domachowski and Keiron Assiratti looked good against England last week but the Springboks front row is a different level... It’ll be a great learning curve.

Early shove from Wales, so a free-kick to the Boks. We’ll have to wait for a proper head to head it seems.

Wales have a lineout on the South African 22. Their lineout was quite frankly diabolical against England last week but this is better. Safely claimed and the maul is on.

Brilliant maul defence by the Boks though. They smother the ball, Jean Kleyn right in the mix, and force the turnover. Superb work by the lock

Wales really impressing under the high ball so far. Snyman forces a Kieran Haryd box-kick high rather than long but Rio Dyer claims it in the air. Great jump.

Wales can relieve pressure and move upfield with a penalty.

Good response by Wales after conceding that try. Straight back on the horse and Johnny Williams - who needs a big game to make the World Cup squad - makes a powerful carry and survives a couple of big hits.

Penalty awarded as the Springboks stray offside, Wales go for the posts and Sam Costelow, from right in front, albeit from long range nails the kick. Costelow only playing after Dan Biggar picked up a knock but a good start