Australia v South Africa LIVE: Latest score and updates as Springboks stunned by sensational Wallabies in Perth

Eben Etzebeth has left the field, we’re unsure what the issue is, much debate on the touchline.

It is worth underlining this is not a full-strengt Boks outfit, but Australia won’t care, this is a statement and spikes the momentum heading into a home World Cup year.

A massive statement, Moodie drops it, then Jorgensen is ruthless, express speed, you can’t catch him with that much space.

What a try and this match is over, surely?

No try… Australia thought they had a game-clincher, Wilson couldn’t get it down.

The skipper backed in, but his ankle was just out of touch. Still, Australia pile on the pressure, Paisami is there, now just a metre.

TRY! Wilson has his moment, the Perth crowd roar! Wilson picked it up, dunking it over some bodies.

Australia outgaining South Africa with 255m to 196m.

An Australia scrum now, which could be vital, it’s out neatly and Paisami clatters into the Boks wall.

Potter fed on the wing, Hooper is there, Australia can sense the hammer blow. Wilson within a few metres.

Another scrum, this is gripping, the Boks surviving, immense defence.

Ikitau is off, that right ankle is in a bad way. Potter comes in.

Australia with the ball again, but happy to go long and Jorgensen claims, beating Horn, just remarkable, the Boks concede more territory.

Potter out wide on the left now, South Africa scrambling. The Boks rip the ball out.

A scrum in midfield and Australia remain lively in this one.

But Ikitau with a blow and hobbling on a dodgy ankle, Harry Potter ready to enter the game.

Lonergan can kick another for the Wallabies… Another three, the Boks now down 13 points. Well, well, well…

That could be vital… Lonergan splits the posts, Wallabies up by 10.

Now then, the bomb squad are ready, can they flip this game?

We’re back underway in Perth, the Boks go high early.

But Sua’ali’i was brave, up early and tapped the ball back. But the Boks have the penalty, Pollard dumps the ball deep into the Aussie half…

A line-out, but Australia counter the maul and win the ball back. Huge result from the Wallabies pack.

And breathe, a cracker here and South Africa are down, Australia up 24-17.

Ambitious rugby from the Wallabies, Ikitau with a brace, flashes of brilliance from the Boks, but Wright’s magic touch unlocked the world champions on the stroke of half-time.

A gripping second half to come…