World champion South Africa has achieved its first undefeated rugby tour of Europe in 11 years and dealt Wales a record-extending 12th straight loss as expected in Cardiff.

Wales slump to a record 12th consecutive defeat as South Africa end their season on a high with a 45-12 victory at the Principality Stadium.

The Springboks were dominant in every department against a struggling Welsh side on Saturday, writes Lloyd Burnard in Cardiff.

South Africa looks to pile on Wales' misery and complete a first unbeaten autumn rugby tour of the north in 11 years in Cardiff on Saturday.

Will Rowlands accepts that Wales find themselves in “a brutal situation” as they prepare to face South Africa following 11 successive Test defeats and raging speculation about their head coach’s future.

Wales have been forced into two changes to their side to face South Africa in an Autumn international clash in Cardiff on Saturday, with Nicky Smith coming into the side at loosehead prop and Josh Hathaway on the wing.

Here is everything you need to know as the Springboks prepare to tackle Wales in their season finale at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.