England 28-9 Samoa (FT)
Wales 16-34 New Zealand (FT)
Ireland 26-23 Australia (FT)
Scotland 37-12 Tonga (FT)
George North is a clean fly-hack away from a score, but his footballing skills are more Diana Ross than Diego Maradona.
Sonny Bill Williams spills the ball in midfield up near the Wales 22, Jonathan Davies pokes a toe at the ball to put it into space behind the All Blacks and North has a clear lead on the chasing pack and acres in front of him as he swipes only thin air.
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC Two
"Wales are doing well so far. They're dominating territory. They just need to get more quick ball and see if they can find any space outside."
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More strong stuff from Wales as Taulupe Faletau shrugs off Jerome Kaino from a pick-and-go from eight. Alun Wyn Jones then charges down Beauden Barrett's attempted dink over the rapidly advancing Wales defence.
New Zealand are probably not rattled, but they might just be ruffled by the hosts' fast start.
Denis Hickie
Former Ireland international on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
"It's got to that stage in the game where the last 10 minutes have been really tense.
"You just get the sense that someone is going to have to break it down."
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New Zealand are menacing down the right wing as Beauden Barrett and Sonny Bill Williams off-load with telepathic understanding of the situation around them.
Jerome Kaino's pass is a lot more simple, but the flanker's attempt to find the hands of Dane Coles drifts forward. To mass Welsh relief.
Australia are starting to get that rippling attacking game going, fizzing the ball down the back line, but Ireland are always going to get stuck into you at the breakdown and that doggedness is keeping them in the game at the moment.
A Tommy Bowe run has the home fans on their feet but Ireland lose control at the critical moment. Frustrating for the hosts.
Martyn Williams
Former Wales captain on BBC Two
"It's three penalties to Wales so far, all at the breakdown area. It's something New Zealand are going to have to sort out pretty quickly."
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC Two
"Wales will be very happy with that. They had to do nothing but drive one ball up, and they're 3-0 up. Thank you very much."
Denis Hickie
Former Ireland international on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Image source, Getty Images"Ireland just a little bit disjointed and suffering from Australia doing all the attacking.
"They're hanging on a little bit at present."
Image source, PAThat Wayne Barnes dartboard might be back out in the All Black dressing room if it continues like this.
The English referee blows up for prop Wyatt Crockett lying across the back of a ruck in the shadow of his own posts.
Bang in front and that is a gimme for Leigh Halfpenny.
New Zealand, usually so streetwise around the breakdown, are pinged again by Wayne Barnes. Jerome Kaino shakes his head as he retreats back into his half after being penalised.
Richard Hibbard's first line-out dart misses double top, just over Sam Warburton at the back and pocketed by Aaron Smith.
Australia win a penalty at a scrum. Next up, porcine aerobatics.
Bernard Foley levels the scores, this one is going to go the distance.
New Zealand's runners are coming from deep, at pace and all areas for the pitch. Charles Piutau and Dane Coles both fly into contact, but the All Blacks have hung on a little too long on the ground and Wayne Barnes award a penalty Wales' way on halfway.
Off goes the giant Tevita Kuridrani for the Wallabies, on comes the gifted if wayward Kurtley Beale, and he is into the action immediately, but his break is halted by a forward pass.
Wales regain possession, but Rhys Webb's box-kick is over-hit allowing Julian Savea to call the mark under little pressure. A bit of a waste that.
Denis Hickie
Former Ireland international on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
"Australia will be annoyed there as they were pushing Ireland back, who were going nowhere.
"Someone got a little over excited and left their hand in the ruck.
"It lead to Ireland having the chance to retake the lead in a very kickable position."
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