South Africa vs Wales 2014 Rugby: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time for Second Test in Nelspruit

South Africa vs Wales 2014 Rugby: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time for Second Test in Nelspruit
South Africa's Bakkies Botha, center, gets possession of the ball in front of Wales' Mike Phillips, left during their Rugby test match in Durban, South Africa, Saturday, June 14, 2014. (AP Photo)
Zachary Stieber
6/21/2014
Updated:
7/18/2015

South Africa and Wales face off in a rugby match on Saturday, June 21.

The match at Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit is slated to start at 2 p.m. BST/SAST.

The match will be broadcast on Sky Sports 1 in the United Kingdom and SuperSport in South Africa.

Live streaming will be available through both broadcasters.

Some lineup changes have been made for the second Test. Wales has dropped Adam Jones in favor of Samson Lee. Lee, 21, replaced the veteran during the first half of the first Test, which Wales lost 38-16.

Also, Josh Turnball is replacing Aaron Shingler at open-side. Wales coach Warren Gatland said that Jones, 33, can reclaim his spot if he wants, but must resolve his contract situation.

“He can get a good break now and get things sorted out contractually-wise and come back motivated to be part of the [2015[] World Cup squad,” Gatland told BBC.

“So the ball’s in his court at the moment. But I’m not questioning what he’s done in the game and what he’s achieved and what he’s contributed to Welsh rugby because he’s been a stalwart for a long time. And what he’s achieved far outweighs, probably, what happened last weekend.”

“We have had a good week and we see Saturday as an opportunity to right the wrongs of last weekend,” Gatland added.

“We were disappointed with last week’s display, but we want to finish the season with a big performance and show what we know we are capable of.”

See squads below.

South Africa: 15 le Roux, 14 Hendricks, 13 Pietersen, 12 Serfontein, 11 Habana, 10 Steyn, 9 du Preez; 1 Mtawarira, 2 B du Plessis, 3 J du Plessis, 4 van der Merwe, 5 Matfield (capt), 6 Louw, 7 Alberts, 8 Vermeulen.

Replacements: 16 Brits, 17 Steenkamp, 18 Oosthuizen, 19 de Jager, 20 Burger, 21 Pienaar, 22 Olivier, 23 Mvovo.

Wales: 15 Williams, 14 Cuthbert, 13 J Davies, 12 Roberts, 11 North, 10 Biggar, 9 Phillips; 1 Jenkins, 2 Owens, 3 Lee, 4 Charteris, 5 Wyn-Jones (capt), 6 Lydiate, 7 Turnbull, 8 Faletau.

Replacements: 16 Rees, 17 James, 18 Jarvis, 19 Ball, 20 Baker, 21 G Davies, 22 Hook, 23 Morgan.