South Africa play with nine players after Themba Zwane receives a second red card during the match. All reports state that a VAR review intervenes following an initial foul, which then leads to a disciplinary decision against Zwane. The red card is described as being issued for Zwane slapping a rival. The outcome results in South Africa being down to nine men, indicating the team already has one red card earlier in the contest. The accounts agree on the key sequence: VAR intervenes on a foul incident, the matter is reviewed and escalates to a sending-off, and Zwane’s conduct—specifically the slap—is the basis for the second red card. The coverage does not add differing context beyond the match impact and the immediate circumstances of the decision. With South Africa reduced to nine players, the team must continue the fixture under a further numerical disadvantage created by the second dismissal.