A wounded Wales face the toughest of tasks against South Africa as Warren Gatland’s side welcome the world champions to Cardiff.An 11th defeat in a row against Australia condemned Wales to the worst run in their history,

Reflecting on the last meeting between the teams will not hearten Wales supporters either. That was a World Cup warm-up fixture back in August. Siya Kolisi returned from a knee injury in style and the Springboks thrashed Wales 52-16 .

Wales attempt to avoid more unwanted history as they face South Africa in Cardiff this evening. Warren Gatland’s side are on a run of 11 straight Test match defeats, and should they be beaten by the Springboks it will be the first time since 1937 that they have gone an entire calendar year without a win.

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.

South Africa captain Siya Kolisi says his side are hoping to finish their successful international year by producing a complete performance against Wales.

South Africa captain Siya Kolisi says his side want to wrap up their strong season with victory over Wales on Saturday, adding he is confident Warren Gatland is the coach to turn Welsh woes around.