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  Pivac said: “We will have to go away and look at that, as we will always do Casino
  
  “Nothing changes from our point of view from this week to next Casino
  
  And for large parts of an epic Loftus Versfeld encounter, Wales had Siya Kolisi’s team in serious trouble Casino
  
  It could mean Pivac handing a place among the substitutes to Saracens’ Sam Wainwright or his fellow uncapped tighthead Harri O’Connor Casino
  
  “The Springboks might get better for next Saturday, but I would like to think we will, too Casino
  
  Dan Biggar was one of four Wales players sin-binned during the first Test (Themba Hadebe/AP) (AP)At one stage during the final quarter, Wales were briefly reduced to 12 men Casino
  
  “We will just look forward to having a couple of days to get ourselves back in shape to do it all over again Casino
  
  Wayne Pivac expects a second Test showdown between two “highly-charged” teams when Wales strive to level the series against world champions South Africa Casino
  
  Dewi Lake dives to score a try for Wales against South Africa in Pretoria (Themba Hadebe/AP) (AP)“It sets itself up for a good second Test Casino
  
  But Wales, who were left reeling by a Guinness Six Nations home defeat against Italy just three months ago, showed more than enough to suggest that making history is not beyond them Casino
  
  “We have got to make sure we have a similar sort of start next week Casino
  
  ”Wales captain Dan Biggar said: “For us to put up a show in the first Test at altitude and against the world champions, there is no reason why we can’t get better next week Casino
  
  Their biggest focus will centre around poor discipline after four players – Biggar, Alun Wyn Jones, Louis Rees-Zammit and Rhys Carre – received yellow cards Casino
  
  “We were very confident going into the game that if we stuck to task we would be right in the mix Casino
  
  South Africa will no doubt improve, and hopefully we will improve Casino
  
  We set ourselves up to win it, so we did a lot of very good things,” Wales head coach Pivac said Casino
  
  ”The second Test in Bloemfontein will be another at altitude, yet Wales adapted brilliantly to the conditions at Loftus Versfeld Casino
  
  If anything, we have gained a bit of confidence Casino
  
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  “Four yellow cards is a pretty tough one to take, but that is how it panned out and unfortunately we didn’t quite get across the line Casino
  
  RecommendedFormer F1 boss Bernie Eccleston ‘surprised’ Hamilton hasn’t ‘brushed aside’ Piquet’s racist commentSouth Africa defeat a ‘missed opportunity’ for Wales, says Dan BiggarWales denied historic result as world champion Springboks ensure last-gasp heartbreak“We have got to look at the positive things we did in the game Casino
  
  They have never beaten the Springboks in South Africa, yet their last two attempts produced three-point and one-point defeats Casino
  
  ”RecommendedCan Wales topple mighty South Africa? Talking points ahead of the opening TestTommy Reffell has earned his Wales debut, Wayne Pivac insists Tommy Reffell to make Wales bow against South AfricaPivac looks likely to field an unchanged starting XV at Free State Stadium, but one switch seems certain on the bench, with prop Tomas Francis having taken a blow to the head Casino
  
  You have got two teams highly-motivated, highly-charged, no doubt Casino
  
  Damian Willemse’s penalty with the final kick of a pulsating opening Test in Pretoria denied Wales a draw as South Africa triumphed 32-29 Casino