To add insult to injury, Cheslin Kolbe is forced off for a HIA and Manie Libbok is on in his place.

That's a big blow for the Boks.

The Springboks are down to 14 as Feinberg-Mngomezulu is sent to the bin.

It's just a penalty though, and not an automatic seven points, and Ruben Love pops the ball into the corner.

The Springboks 10 definitely sticks an arm out to stop Lakai getting the ball.

A yellow card is nailed on, but is it a penalty try too?

Adrie Savea tries an offload around the back towards Peter Lakai and it's knocked forward by Feinberg-Mngomezulu. Was that deliberate? They'll want to check.

Will Jordan almost squeezes over the line, but it's then knocked forward and we're going to the TMO. I think the fly-half could be in bother here.

Damian McKenzie runs over the top of Eben Etzebeth, which I didn't think I'd be typing today.

The visitors still have it as they work it through the hands, and Kolbe makes a big tackle as it was started to be spread wide towards Leroy Carter.

The scrum isn't the most solid thing I've ever seen but the All Blacks get it away.

They come racing forward but it drops to the floor and Cobus Reinach hammers it downfield.

But here comes Will Jordan with a scything run right down the middle of the pitch and he chips it forward, but Kolbe scampers across to read the danger and clear.

That was a breathless bit of play.

There's no advantage from Hooker's knock on and New Zealand will have the scrum on halfway, just inside the right touchline.

Ethan Hooker, playing on the wing despite his name, knocks the ball on from Cam Roigard's clearing kick and New Zealand are looking to string a few phases together in their own half.

It's not a good kick from Ruben Love, and the ball only made the edge of the 22 from his own five metre line.

The wind must be stronger than it looks on TV, so that could be a factor today.

South Africa take the throw and, quick as a flash, are five metres out.

But Peter Lakai gets his hands over the ball at a ruck and wins a penalty for New Zealand.

It's just a penalty and no more, which is the correct call despite the chorus of boos from the home support.

The Boks are up to the All Blacks' 22.

We're going for an early TMO check for a high tackle on Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu by Quinn Tupaea.

He seems to tackle the ball, which is at chest height, and then rises into the head of the Springbok, so this will be an interesting call.

Apparently there's a swirling wind in Johannesburg today and Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu sends it high, but McKenzie keeps his eye on it and takes the mark.

More jeers from the home support as Quinn Tupaea's pass out to Leroy Carter is straight into touch.

That's a nervy start from the All Blacks, which isn't something you say very often.

Cheslin Kolbe gathers the kick-off and he hammers a clearing kick up to halfway, which catches Damian McKenzie out and he has to let it bobble into touch.

Chapter three in rugby's greatest rivalry.

Today's winner can't be defeated in the series so a lot is on the line.

Strap in, folks. This should be good.

Quinn Tupaea leads the haka to a chorus of noise and jeers from the crowd.

The Springboks look straight at it.

That's the challenge met.

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There's plenty of passion in both anthems and that will likely continue once referee Nika Amashukeli blows his whistle.

First up, however, we've the small matter of the haka.