Wales going through the phases, but it's all in their own half. They kick into the All Blacks half but that's just gifting possession to the most ruthless counter-attackers in the game. And here we go again...  

Ben Smith's brilliant burst down the wing sucks in three defenders, he hooks a kick infield which Israel Dagg gathers - all correct and legal on review... The hosts are mesmerizing with the ball in hand, regal handling... George Moala over the line, but did he ground it? 

A messy line-out from Wales, Talupe Faletau juggling, the ball eventually comes back on Wales' side, but the control Wales had in the opening 10 minutes has disappeared. The All Blacks stepping up, forcing Warren Gatland's men on the back foot and they're scrambling for survival. 

Owen Rawlings
BBC Wales Sport in Dunedin, New Zealand

Wales had settled well in this game with New Zealand's infringements allowing Dan Biggar to kick Warren Gatland's side into an early lead.

But the world champions have found their rhythm with half-backs Aaron Smith and Beauden Barrett pulling the strings.

And it was Smith's wonderful pass that created the space for Ben Smith to touch down in the corner for the All Blacks' opening try.

It could be a long night for Wales if Smith keeps doing that...

The All Blacks delving into their magic bag of tricks and are, at times, spellbinding. Israel Dagg with a glorious catch from the high ball... George Moala bursts through midfield... Wales backtracking and they concede a penalty. Beauden Barrett inflicts further damage. Ruthless. 

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Kees Meeuws
Former New Zealand prop on BBC Radio Wales

Wales have to get back in there and not dwell too much on it. They have to get the ball back and keep playing. They are playing good rugby at the moment.

All Blacks turning the screw? New Zealand with the strength of eight bears at the scrum, Tomas Francis popping up like toast in the front row. The hosts will go again... the front rows head first into the turf... All Blacks 5m from the tryline. Anxious times for the men in red. 

Dreamy. Beauden Barrett attacks on the outside from his own half, seeing Rob Evans in front of him and ghosting away from the prop before putting through Ben Smith, who looks like he might make it to the line before he's brought down by Rhys Patchell. 

Tit for tat. Wales with a chance to retake the lead immediately. Talupe Faletau obstructed as he went for the high ball from the kick off. Further out than Dan Biggar's opening attempt, but the result is the same. 

Beauden Barrett, to the right of the uprights, not an easy chance by any means but he makes it look as if he could've booted it wearing slippers. 

Liam Williams' defence-clearing kick is charged down and the All Blacks attack at lighting speed. Julian Savea into play early, brought back down to earth, though. The men in black come back with the ball, popping pass after pass, quickly, menacingly, always in motion. 

Beauden Barrett with the crossfield kick... Liam Williams collects. Wales can breath, but they've given away a penalty. 

Ominous. Black shirts in Wales' half, sniffing for an opportunity. Beauden Barrett attacks Tomas Francis on the outside, half a chance, but the prop holds on to the elusive outside-half. A rare sight, All Blacks sloppy in possession and Wales will have a put-in at the scrum and a chance to clear. 

Craig Luffman:  I predict Wales will huff and puff and work hard for 60 minutes before ultimately being overwhelmed.

Wales have hogged the oval ball in the opening 10 minutes and have been camped in the All Black half for much of that time too. 

The All Blacks with a put in a the scrum on their own 22. Solid. Aaron Smith with the high ball, Wales gather, but in the subsequent move Luke Charteris coughs up possession and that's a needles error. 

A hint of danger from the All Blacks, but Wales' defence holds firm. Julian Savea isn't enjoying the best of games, he fails to cleanly gather a Wales kick deep into the All Black 22, but the ball goes backwards. Nervy.

Wales with the ball... Rhys Webb dashes into a gap, puts his team on the front foot. Talupe Faletau supporting as ever. Momentum with Wales... 

The Ospreys man goes through his familiar idiosyncratic routine. A fairly easy attempt, to the right of the uprights, and he bisects the posts with his usual aplomb. 

Here we are, in the All Blacks 22. Wales opt to the tail of the line-out and catch and gather. New Zealand attempt to slow the ball down but do so illegally, and this time Dan Biggar will aim at the posts. 

A beautiful pick up from Jonathan Davies after an iffy pass from Luke Charteris. The Scarlets man saved his team-mate there. Wales spinning the ball wide... retaining possession... Talupe Faletau punches holes... Liam Williams joins the attack... Promising. Sam Cane tackles without the ball and Dan Biggar kicks to touch.  

Liam Williams comfortably deals with the high ball, Dan Biggar puts his boot to the oval ball and Julian Savea fumbles the ball!

Early advantage to the visitors who have a scrum on the 10m line. The All Blacks err, Wales tap and go, a crossfield kick but it's not executed to perfection and perfection is what is needed against the All Blacks. 

What's in store for us? Jérôme Garcès toots his whistle. Beauden Barrett gets the game under way, kicking just a fraction short of Wales' 22.