Wayne Pivac
Scarlets coach on BBC Radio Wales

"It certainly hasn't started the way the first half did. They're both being very cautious and they'll want to get some field position."

Wales' scrum has been solid in this match. They recycle until Dan Biggar kicks to the moon and back, the ball falling into All Black hands as gravity pulls it back to earth. Plenty of kicks early, back and forth the ball goes...

A change to New Zealand's line up, Beauden Barrett coming on for try scorer Julian Savea. 

Owen Rawlings
BBC Wales Sport in Auckland, New Zealand

I've just spoken to Wales flanker Josh Turnbull, who isn't part of the match-day 23 but is here as part of BBC Radio Cymru's commentary team at Eden Park.

He said everything Wales have been working on in training this week has gone to plan.

It's panning out just how they wanted it to so far...

Alun Wyn Jones, the fifth Wales player to earn 100 international caps, is knocked to the floor following a collision with Joe Moody. The lock is sucking in the oxygen, gulping water as he recovers. 

It'll be a New Zealand put-in at the scrum, but the All Blacks are coughing and spluttering, spilling the ball, knocking on, gifting Wales possession. 

Dan Biggar kicks off, his team 40 minutes away from history, from Welsh sporting immortality. 

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Owen Rawlings
BBC Wales Sport in Auckland, New Zealand

Wow. What a half that was. The Eden Park crowd don't quite know what has hit them. This was supposed to be the great return of their world champions, but instead the All Blacks have been well and truly rattled by Wales. 

The visitors are playing some sensational stuff. They're 40 minutes from beating New Zealand for the first time in 63 years and ending the All Blacks' 22-year unbeaten record at this famous ground.

What a second half we have in store...

An outstanding first half. Will Wales come to regret not taking their chance in the last play of the half? Only the finest of soothsayers can answer that question. 

Liam Williams, George North, Rhys Webb and Dan Biggar have been like sparks of lighting in attack, while Sam Warburton has been his usual peerless self, making sure his team is competing at the breakdown.   

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The sound of the hooter signals the end of a wonderful half. Wales, who have never won in New Zealand, haven't beaten the All Blacks since 1953 are ahead. But let's not get carried away just yet. 

Wales creep infield, Rhys Webb then swings play back out to the wing. Hallam Amos with the ball... Hallam Amos into touch. Opportunity missed. 

Solid. Rhys Webb to Jonathan Davies... the centre wriggles on the ground, but he's not close enough... wide Wales go... inches away... retaining possession... Taulupe Faletau stopped in his tracks... 

Aaron Smith keeps his eye on a bouncing ball with Jonathan Davies homing in... replays shows there was a knock on and Wales will have put-in at the scrum in the shadow of the All Blacks' posts. 

Rhys Webb finds a ravishing George North down the blindside. The winger playing like he's been on a diet of raw meet all week. Wales deep into New Zealand territory, threatening. 

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George North on the counter-attack! Sam Warburton must get a pat on the back, too, creating the turnover. Dane Coles unable to stay off his feet and Dan Biggar boots it into touch. 

Less than five minutes of this half remaining. 

New Zealand come back for some more, they are insatiable. For possession and territory, there's only one team in it - but the scoreboard tells a different story.