sport news South Africa's second-half comeback denied Wales a historic win despite late ... trends now
sport news South Africa's second-half comeback denied Wales a historic win despite late ... trends now
South Africa's second-half comeback DENIED Wales a historic first ever win in South Africa despite Dewi Lake's late try for the visitors who saw four players sent to the sin bin in dramatic match in Pretoria Louis Rees-Zammit's first-half double gave Wales an 18-3 lead at the interval Dan Biggar scored the other eight points in a blistering first 40 for the visitors Biggar was then sent to the sin bin as Wales started the second half with 14 men Bongi Mbonambi, Malcolm Marx and Cheslin Kolbe hit back for the hosts But a late Dewi Lake equalising try made it 29-29 with Wales down to 12 men Damian Willemse then gave the hosts the three points needed for a 32-29 win
