South Africa v New Zealand LIVE: Latest score and updates from fourth Test between Springboks and All Blacks

Ordinarily, M&T Bank Stadium is the home of the Baltimore Ravens, who are Indianapolis this weekend ahead of their NFL season opener against the Colts. Built in 1998, we should be in for near enough a 70,745 sellout – an impressive effort.

Expect to see plenty more top Tests held Stateside over the next few years as rugby builds up to men’s and women’s World Cups in the country in 2031 and 2033. We could even see a Six Nations game in the US – though it is the women that may have best chance of a lasting impact in North America, as World Rugby CEO Alan Gilpin explained to us last year.

Now, you may be wondering why this game is in Baltimore – a perfectly reasonable question with a relatively reasonable answer as rugby looks to crack the USA.

This is it, then, the last encounter of a busy itinerary for this inaugural, landmark series. Good fun?

It was a bruising affair that continued a punishing series last Saturday, with All Blacks captain Ardie Savea among those since ruled out.

The Springboks have already ensured that they cannot lose the series, fighting back from 1-0 down to edge ahead with success in Soweto last week.

A thrilling inaugural Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series reaches an end as the Springboks and All Blacks dance one last time. We’ve left South African soil for the novel surroundings of Baltimore in the name of rugby’s American dream – can New Zealand square the series or will South Africa convert their 2-1 advantage?