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Hello and welcome to the Scrum Five podcast a brilliantly bonkers game of rugby in front of a barking mad crowd.

That's the best way I can describe Loftus Versefeld on Saturday night.

If I told you midday on Saturday that Wales against the World

Champions in a packed out Pretoria would get four yellow cards,

have a prop play the full 80 minutes and come within three points of winning

where you might not have believed me or you might have because it is a familiar tale of

heartbreak on South African soil. I'm in Johannesburg with Jamie Roberts. We'll also be getting

journalist Gareth Griffith's take on the match and Nicki Robinson is back for this one. A very

warm welcome to the Scum5 podcast.

A very warm welcome to the Grum5 podcast by the way. So I'm joined in the Hilton-Senton Hotel by Jamie Roberts.

Jamie we were both on the bus home from Loftus fell last night.

I don't know about you but I was feeling simultaneously full of adrenaline and also pretty deflated.

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