Overview
- The world champions ran in 11 tries and kept Wales scoreless for the first time in Cardiff since 1967, handing the hosts their worst home defeat.
- Fly-half Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu scored 28 points from two tries and nine conversions as South Africa dominated at scrum and gainline.
- Both sides were shorn of regulars, but Wales missed about 13 frontline players due to club commitments triggered by the out-of-window date.
- Etzebeth received a red card in the closing minutes for making contact with Alex Mann’s eye and now faces a disciplinary process.
- The result completed a clean sweep on tour and kept South Africa ranked No. 1 after a 12-wins-from-14 season that showcased formidable depth.