South Africa 27-14 New Zealand (16:10 BST) - DHL Stadium, Cape Town
Jesse Kriel with an early try for Springboks but Cam Roigard hits back
Springboks hit back with penalty and Damian de Allende try before Damian McKenzie responds
Siya Kolisi adds a third try for Boks before the break
Second of four Tests
New Zealand won the opener 33-16 in Johannesburg
South Africa make late front-row changes
South Africa 27-14 New Zealand
New Zealand are penalised for obstructing Cheslin Kolbe's attempt to claim a high ball and a shot is called.
Kolbe picks himself up, removes his scrum cap and nails his kick.
The Boks lead by 13.
South Africa 24-14 New Zealand
The free-kick goes against Ox Nche and Codie Taylor taps to get New Zealand going but Luke Jacobsen concedes a penalty at the ruck, so Manie Libbok can boot into touch.
Soft penalty from the All Blacks.
South Africa 24-14 New Zealand
The All Blacks are the best come the second half - that's when they will dominate.
Paul Quickenden, Ireland
Fair play to the Boks, they've gone right from the start with their mauling and scrum power. There's still the second half to go, but I think the Boks will go on to win this - still only 10 points in it!
Mark Stratton, Truro
South Africa 24-14 New Zealand
"Don't play games with the feet", referee Angus Gardner tells South Africa hooker Malcolm Marx before a scrum reset.
The two packs don't get it right with the next couple of attempts either, so this is testing everyone's patience.
South Africa 24-14 New Zealand
New Zealand aim to strike first in the second half but a knock on gives South Africa the scrum.
South Africa 24-14 New Zealand
Mannie Libbok has replaced Damian Willemse, meaning Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu shifts to full-back.
And Andre Esterhuizen replaces captain Siya Kolisi, who marked his return with a well-taken try.
South Africa 24-14 New Zealand
Back up and running in Cape Town. Tall order in front of New Zealand.
HT: South Africa 24-14 New Zealand
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HT: South Africa 24-14 New Zealand
Chris Jones
BBC rugby correspondent
Another cracking half of rugby between these two mighty rugby nations.
As it was last weekend, it's a real clash of styles, with South Africa bossing the basics - line-out, scrum, aerial game - but New Zealand showing such class with the ball in hand.
This week though, the Boks have been way more clinical. New Zealand will need to score first in this second half if they are to join the legends of 1996.
HT: South Africa 24-14 New Zealand
Wow, what a game!
Tim, Warwickshire
Great game - being spoilt by the unnecessary loud and intrusive music. It has become a music session interrupted by occasional bursts of rugby. The fans should create the atmosphere - not the DJ!
Mick, East Sussex
HT: South Africa 24-14 New Zealand
Three tries for South Africa, two for New Zealand.
Will the Boks hold on to level the series or will the All Blacks mount a comeback?
Thumbs up for South Africa, down for New Zealand.
South Africa 24-14 New Zealand
New Zealand want to have the final say of what's been a riveting first half and Simon Parker darts through a gap to gain some metres.
However, after a few phases, a crunching Malcolm Marx tackle forces a knock on and brings the first half to a close.
So far, so good for the back-to-back world champions.
Siya Kolisi (con Kolbe)
From the scrum, South Africa get motoring in front of the New Zealand line and there's no stopping captain Siya Kolisi, who finishes from close range for his 15th Test try.
Cheslin Kolbe slots another conversion to restore the Springboks' 10-point lead.
Image source, Getty ImagesSouth Africa 17-14 New Zealand
Ox Nche and Malcolm Marx come on to replace Gerhard Steenekamp and Deon Fourie in the South African front row.
South Africa 17-14 New Zealand
Cheslin Kolbe does brilliantly to reach Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu's kick. It causes chaos in the New Zealand defence and the Springboks come away with a penalty. Scrum.
Damian McKenzie (con Love)
Cheslin Kolbe's kick is horribly sliced into touch and New Zealand have the line-out.
And they get moving quickly through Ardie Savea!
Quick work and the All Blacks eventually find Damian McKenzie on the right, who crosses. Ruben Love nails a great conversion from distance, too, so the difference is three points.
Clinical.
Image source, Getty ImagesSouth Africa 17-7 New Zealand
South Africa are away again! Some big carries take the world champions deep into New Zealand's 22.
The All Blacks manage to repel the initial push from the hosts and eventually win the penalty.
Good defence but the visitors are under severe pressure.
South Africa 17-7 New Zealand
Woah!
After the restart, Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu's kick is charged down but Jordie Barrett can't chase the ball down in time so it's a goal-line drop-out.
Damian de Allende (con Kolbe)
Another penalty conceded by the All Blacks gives South Africa another platform. Going for the line-out, they maul their way forward and batter away at the New Zealand defence before Damian de Allende crashes over.
Fine finish, but we're going to the TMO, who clears a potential knock-on from Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu and confirms De Allende's grounding was good.
Cheslin Kolbe converts.
Image source, Getty ImagesCheslin Kolbe
Tupou Vaa'i concedes a penalty pretty much immediately from the restart and Cheslin Kolbe puts South Africa back in front.
Frustrating from an All Blacks point of view.
