Wales flyhalf, Dan Biggar says Wales have two games to change their lives after reaching the Rugby World Cup semi-final.
Warren Gatland's side fought back from 12-0 down to beat 14-man France 20-19 in a nail-biting quarter-final to set up a last-four match against South Africa this Sunday.
Wales have won four games in a row against the Springboks since losing the 2015 Rugby World Cup quarter-final at Twickenham.
Bigger says they are 80 minutes from getting into the World Cup final but this week will be hugely difficult against a powerhouse South Africa side.
The All Blacks will face England at 8pm this Saturday in the first semifinal while Wales will take on South Africa at 9pm this Sunday in the second semifinal.
[Source:BBC]
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