Converted try - South Africa 17-7 New Zealandpublished at 22 mins
22 mins
Morne van den Berg (con Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu)
The line-out throw comes in, the All Blacks are called for coming in at the side and scrum-half Morne van den Berg dummies then darts over the line on penalty advantage.
Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu makes no mistake with the conversion
Not sure how Matthew Carley got his point across there but the assistant appears to have called a penalty on Josh Moorby for playing the ball off the deck.
That negates a brilliant piece of escapism from Cam Roigard and the All Blacks will be under pressure five metres out...
How and why is this game being played in Baltimore and not somewhere in Europe? Imagine the atmosphere in Twickenham….
Izzy, London
It's a great opportunity to raise awareness of the sport in the United States before the country hosts the 2031 Rugby World Cup. And there's a capacity crowd in Baltimore so the atmosphere seems pretty good.
Try - South Africa 10-7 New Zealandpublished at 14 mins
14 mins
Damian de Allende (con Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu)
You don't need me to tell you...of course they can.
With a string of gain-line successes, the Springbok forwards are looking ominous, but it's centre Damian de Allende who does the honours as he powers over in the right corner.
To give his due, that was no poacher's effort. There were four big carries in the build-up.
Another example of how knowing what's coming and knowing how to stop it are two very different things.
Just as Mike says that, Damian McKenzie sees the opportunity to get outside that blitz defence with the boot and goes for the cross-kick but it's straight into touch. This will be a big platform for the Springboks.
Oh hold on. TMO calls in that Anton Lienert-Brown actually got a touch so not quite as good a position.
Whatever the final scoreline in this Greatest Rivalry series, the All Blacks have shown the rest of the rugby world that the Springbok blitz defence can be beaten by combining quicksilver hands and depth in the backline.
That Codie Taylor try was created by some breath-taking tiki-taka catch-pass on a blindside thrust.
It is a high-wire act, but New Zealand pulled it off.