Rugby World Cup semifinals - South Africa have beaten Wales 19-16 to book themselves a spot in next weekend's final. Look back at how the much unfolded here.
Match info
The semifinal is being played at the same venue as the All Blacks vs England game - International Stadium in Yokohama, 40 kilometres south of downtown Tokyo.
International Stadium hasn't been the greatest of grounds for South Africa, they lost to New Zealand in their opening match of the tournament there 23-13.
Wales meanwhile haven't played in Yokohama yet, so this will be their first time at the 72,327 seat stadium.
Frenchman Jerome Garces will referee the match and will be assisted by Wayne Barnes (England) and Ben O'Keeffe (New Zealand). Ben Skeen of New Zealand will be the Television Match Official.
Kickoff in Yokohama will be at 10pm New Zealand time.
How to watch the South Africa vs Wales semifinal
The match will be shown live on Spark Sport and TVNZ1, and liveblogged by RNZ.
The teams
South Africa
1. Tendai Mtawarira
2. Mbongeni Mbonambi
3. Frans Malherbe
4. Eben Etzebeth
5. Lodewyk de Jager
6. Siya Kolisi
7. Pieter-Steph du Toit
8. Duane Vermeulen
9. Faf de Klerk
10. Handre Pollard
11. Makazole Mapimpi
12. Damian de Allende
13. Lukhanyo Am
14. S'busiso Nkosi
15. Willie le Roux
16. Malcolm Marx
17. Steven Kitshoff
18. Vincent Koch
19. Rg Snyman
20. Franco Mostert
21. Francois Louw
22. Herschel Jantjies
23. Frans Steyn
Could South African halfback Faf de Klerk be the key to a Springboks victory on Sunday night? Photo: PHOTOSPORT
Wales
1. Wyn Jones
2. Ken Owens
3. Tom Francis
4. Jake Ball
5. Alun Wyn Jones
6. Aaron Wainwright
7. Justin Tipuric
8. Ross Moriarty
9. Gareth Davies
10. Dan Biggar
11. Josh Adams
12. Hadleigh Parkes
13. Jonathan Davies
14. George North
15. Leigh Halfpenny
16. Elliot Dee
17. Rhys Carre
18. Dillon Lewis
19. Adam beard
20. Aaron Shingler
21. Tomos Williams
22. Rhys Patchell
23. Owen Watkin
Warren Gatland described Leigh Halfpenny as arguably the best fullback in the world this week. Photo: All Rights Reserved
What the coaches are saying
Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus knows the importance of knockout rugby and is imploring his team to be at their best.
"We must find those pressure points - when we get the opportunity, we must utilise them," Erasmus said. "And don't give some soft moments away: then we have a chance. And be consistent - that's the biggest work-on for us.
"I think we do have the pack and backline players to go all the way, but in a game which is 80 minutes - if you have four minutes where you drop your standards, you will get caught out.
"I guess we don't need to improve in specific departments. It's more trying to concentrate for 80 minutes of rugby - that's where we should improve if we want to try and win the World Cup."
On Wales Erasmus said: "They are definitely a team with a lot of X-factor. Wales took almost a second-string side to Argentina last year and gave them a whitewash there. So they have depth in every single position, and they have good confidence and a great team spirit."
Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus. Photo: Photosport
Meanwhile, Wales coach Warren Gatland is expecting an old school kicking contest between the two sides.
"It will probably be a kicking fest. They kicked 30 times against Japan so we have got to handle their game.
"It won't be the prettiest game in the world. Kolbe is a big loss to them with his ability to score tries and his footwork.
"We were probably going to target him aerially anyway. At this stage of the tournament, you are always going to lose a couple of quality players, and in them losing Kolbe and us losing Liam Williams, it's one each in terms of that."
As for the moment itself, Gatland wants to relish it given he'll be returning to New Zealand after the tournament to take up Chiefs head coaching role after 12 years in Wales.
"I have two games to go as the Wales coach and I want to enjoy these last two games. For us to get to the final of a World Cup, it will be unbelievable given the small playing numbers we have in Wales, the four teams. We feel like we continually punch above our weight."