Summary

  • Full-time: Wales 16-34 New Zealand

  • Five second-half New Zealand tries put the visitors out of danger.

  • Wales had been leading going in to the last 10 minutes

  • Wales' only try was from scrum-half Rhys Webb in second half

  • Half-time score was 3-3

  • The last time Wales beat New Zealand was 1953

Live Reporting

Richard Williams and Dafydd Pritchard

  1. So, the 61-year New Zealand hoodoo over Wales is unbroken.

    Wales play South Africa next week with captain Sam Warburton confident of a win to end the series.

    That's all from us here for today, but what will the Scrum V TV pundits make of it all? Tune in to BBC Two Wales tomorrow, Sunday 23 November, at 19:00 GMT to find out. And we'll keep you updated with all the news from the Wales and South Africa camps on bbc.co.uk/scrumv.

  2. Captain's thoughts

    Wales skipper Sam Warburton: "If we take the same effort and energy into next week (against South Africa) we'll come away with a win I'm sure.

    "The first half there were no tries and it was 3-3. We stopped them playing and you saw All Blacks making uncharacteristic errors.

    "But the most important part of a Test match is the last 10 minutes, and that's where we need to improve."

  3. Gatland's reaction

    Wales coach Warren Gatland: " I was proud of that display for 69 minutes. But they have a very good attacking game. They had a kick over the top and a good bounce and the cross kicks. They have changed the way they attack, it's not with ball in hand so much now, their kicking game was excellent."

  4. McCaw puts it down to experience

    New Zealand captain Richie McCaw: "We've been there before. Even when they were ahead I didn't think we were under the pump and I felt we just had to stick in there. We did that and once we got the try we were on top."

  5. Hansen's pride

    New Zealand coach Steve Hansen: "I don't think we wriggled off the hook. When you play against a good team like we've just played you have to go for the full 80 minutes. I'm very very proud of them."

  6. Gareth Roberts
    BBC Sport Wales at the Millennium Stadium

    The scoreboard is going to flatter New Zealand. It was a real Test up until the last 10 minutes. Wales coach Warren Gatland cannot have asked more from his players, but the deafening roar from home fans has been transformed into an at times eerie silence in Cardiff where New Zealand rule again.

    New Zealand fly-half Beauden Barrett scores his second try in the 34-16 win over WalesGetty Images

    New Zealand fly-half Beauden Barrett scores his second try in the 34-16 win over Wales

  7. Jamie's tribute

    Wales centre Jamie Roberts: "We knew their attacking kicking game was coming and we contained it well for 70 minutes, but they are a class act.

    "I don't want to take anything away from New Zealand, I thought they they deserved to win today."

  8. Phil Bennett
    Former Wales and Lions captain on BBC Radio Wales

    "What a cruel sport rugby can be."

  9. It's all over

    So that's 26 consecutive defeats as the All Blacks produce a storming final quarter to run away with victory.

    Wales were leading after 73 minutes, but three tries in fiveminutes emphasised the class of the world champions.

  10. It's all over bar the shouting

    Jamie Roberts is named man of the match. But the crowd is silent now as the All Blacks see out time.

  11. Try for New Zealand (Barrett)

    The cross kick causes chaos in the Welsh defence again. Colin Slade's pinpoint chip is tapped down by Ben Smith to the supporting Beauden Barrett who claims his second try and New Zealand's fifth. Slade misses the conversion.

  12. Try review for New Zealand

    Barrett crosses after Smith's tap down. Was the knock down forward?

  13. Get involved

    Cardiff Blues lock Jarrad Hoeata (@Hoeata) tweets: Never in doubt #jobdone #AllBlacks

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  14. Get involved

    @godmondo tweets: Whatever the score ends up it's been a fantastic Test match. Lets hope for the same next week & great end to the year

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  15. Phil Bennett
    Former Wales and Lions captain on BBC Radio Wales

    "Mike will be disappointed with that, but it was slow ball. That's a devastating blow to Wales because they've given so much to this game."

  16. Clinical

    Wales have given everything but when the All Blacks sniff a chance they make teams pay. Two tries in three minutes have silenced the crowd.

    New Zealand fly-half Beauden Barrett scores the first of his two tries against WalesGetty Images

    New Zealand fly-half Beauden Barrett scores the first of his two tries against Wales

  17. Converted try for New Zealand (Read, con Slade)

    It's all over now. Mike Phillips' clearance kick is charged down by the All Blacks number eight who picks the ball up and dives over wide on the right. Colin Slade converts from the right hand touchline

  18. Converted try for New Zealand (Barrett, con Slade)

    Beauden Barrett has had a mixed afternoon, but makes amends with a clever chip which bounces awkwardly for Leigh Halfpenny and the Kiwi re-gathers to run around behind the posts and score. Slade converts from in front of the sticks.

  19. Penalty for Wales (Halfpenny)

    Leigh Halpenny fires over from 40 metres after Richie McCaw is penalised. Wales lead again.

  20. North off

    George North is taken off with a cut over his eye, to be replaced by Liam Williams.