Gregor Townsend saw his side see off Tonga last night.

The Wallabies boss faced tough questions in a spiky press conference.

Warren Gatland's side are guaranteed to top the group if they defeat Georgia.

Andy Farrell serves revenge to the Boks.

Gregor Townsend's men will face Ireland in a couple of weeks' time.

South Africa left some crucial points on the table against Ireland. 

With the scores level, Malo Gusto’s heavy challenge on Lucas Digne originally saw him handed a yellow card before referee Jarred Gillett overturned the decision following a lengthy VAR check.

Malo Gusto was sent off as Chelsea’s miserable start to the season continued with a 1-0 defeat at home to Aston Villa thanks to Ollie Watkins' first goal of the season

'Reading a few comments after the game it looked like Ireland were already in the quarter-finals and [there are] even people chatting today saying that Ireland are playing New Zealand, so for us maybe that’s already been decided'

After being unable to defy expectations at the World Cup, Ireland are meeting them in the Nations League

In the context of a World Cup, Ireland hasn't experienced a night like this since taking our first big southern hemisphere scalp at a World Cup when beating Australia on a wonderful evening at Ellis Park in Auckland back in 2011.

The Leinster hooker hadn’t played for five weeks because of the foot injury suffered in the warm-up game against England in Dublin

The Waterford kingpins bounced back from an opening-round defeat to Rathgormack.

On the face of it, beating the World Champions South Africa in an absorbing (there’s a “only in rugby” word for you) encounter on primetime TV should only be a positive thing.

The in-form Connacht man led the way for Andy Farrell's side once again.

The Ireland man says the victory over the Springboks is a huge confidence booster.

The most important lesson goes without saying but it seems incredible that the South African brains trust has let it go this far

Few sides, if any, do ‘us versus them’ as well as the Boks and while this loss will sting, the fact that they’re still alive and back under the radar, will suit Siya Kolisi and his team. 

Media reaction: South African press believe that Ireland and the Springboks could be meeting again on October 28th at the Stade de France....

The Irish management and senior players alike emphasised that there is much more hard work ahead and plenty of lessons still to be learned before they will be truly satisfied