Australia led the world champions by 25 points with twelve minutes to go. Then four Wallabies were sent to the bin in six minutes. Harry Wilson on seventy. Ryan Lonergan a minute later, with a penalty try against him. Then Sua'ali'i.

Then Paisami on seventy-six. Eleven men in gold, defending their own line, against a full-strength Bomb Squad. South Africa scored 21 unanswered points in the last twelve minutes. Australia held. 42-38. But here's the thing we want to talk about: the ending is not why they won. For sixty minutes Australia were simply the better rugby team — and the way they got there says more about where this side is heading than any goal-line stand. Rod Kafer — 12 Tests for the Wallabies, a World Cup winner in 1999, and a side that won ten of the twelve matches he played in — joins George Gregan and John Smit to break it down. Oh, and the referee finished the Test match borrowing a mobile phone.