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International Rugby Events
EMC Autumn Tests
South Africa
vs
Wales
Match scheduled:
Date:13-11-2010
15:30 until 17:30GMT

Wales out to end losing streak


Wales will be desperately hoping to arrest a run of 11 successive defeats at the hands of the Springboks when the two sides collide in Cardiff on Saturday.

The Welsh have a dismal record against the South Africans, having registered just one victory from their 24 previous meetings, with 22 games going the way of the Boks and the other game drawn.

Wales' solitary win came in a game which marked the official opening of the Millennium Stadium, with tries from Mark Taylor and Gareth Thomas, and 19 points from the boot of Neil Jenkins, helping Wales to an impressive 29-19 victory.

Since that historic day in Cardiff, Wales have known nothing but heartbreak and misery in their clashes with the Springboks. Their most recent meeting was particularly demoralising, with Wales frittering away an early 16-3 lead against an under-strength South African side before launching a spirited late fightback only to come out wrong end of a 34-31 scoreline.

Wales v South Africa All-time record: Played: 24, Wales won 1, South Africa won 22, drawn 1.

Biggest winning margin: Wal: 10, 29-19 at Millennium Stadium, 1976; SA: 83, 96-13 at Loftus Versfeld, 1998.

Highest score: Wal: 36 (36-38) at Millennium Stadium, 2004; SA: 96 (96-13) at Loftus Versfeld, 1998.

Most tries: Wal: 3 (36-38) at Millennium Stadium, 2004 and (31-34) at Millennium Stadium, 2010; SA: 15 (96-13) at Loftus Versfeld, 1998.

Longest winning sequence: Wal: 1 (1999-00); SA: 11 (2000-present day).

Most points (individual): Wal: Stephen Jones 73; SA: Percy Montgomery 91.

Most tries (individual): Wal: 3 Shane Williams; SA: 6 Joost van der Westhuizen.

Most points in a Test: Wal: 21 Stephen Jones at Millennium Stadium, 2004; SA: 31 Percy Montgomery at Loftus Versfeld, 1998.

Wales
Team 15 FB Lee Byrne 14 W George North 13 C Tom Shanklin 12 C James Hook 11 W Shane Williams 10 FH Stephen Jones 9 SH Mike Phillips 1 P Gethin Jenkins 2 H Matthew Rees 3 P Adam Jones 4 L Alun-Wyn Jones 5 L Bradley Davies 6 F Danny Lydiate 7 F Martyn Williams 8 N8 Jonathan Thomas

South Africa

	Team
15	FB	Gio Aplon
14	W	Bjorn Basson
13	C	Frans Steyn
12	C	Jean de Villiers
11	W	Bryan Habana
10	FH	Morne Steyn
9	SH	Ruan Pienaar
1	P	Tendai Mtawarira
2	H	Bismarck du Plessis
3	P	Jannie du Plessis
4	L	Bakkies Botha
5	L	Victor Matfield
6	F	Deon Stegmann
7	F	Juan Smith
8	N8	Pierre Spies