Result: Ireland 40-29 New Zealand in Chicago
Ireland's first ever win over the All Blacks
World champions' first defeat in 19 matches
Henshaw, Zebo, Murray, Murphy & Stander tries for Ireland
Result: Wales 8-32 Australia in Cardiff
Australia score five tries to Wales' one
Wales v Australia
Martyn Williams
Former Wales captain
It has been a mental issue. Wales have put themselves in so many good situations and haven't got over the line. They have switched off in crucial times and they also need to be more creative.
That is the big thing today.
Wales v Australia (14:30 GMT)
Richard Williams
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium
Image source, WRUWales will wear an embroidered jersey today in memory of the 50th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster.
The squad requested the jerseys carry the details of the disaster after visiting the memorial gardens and cemetery in the village.
Black armbands will also be worn in memory of Alun Wyn Jones' father Tim, who died this week.
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Wales v Australia (14:30 GMT)
BBC One
Our live coverage of today's game is starting right now over on BBC One with John Inverdale in the presenters' chair.
He's joined by former England centre Jeremy Guscott and former Wales fly-half Jonathan Davies in the studio.
Your commentary team will be Eddie Buttler, former Wales captain Martyn Williams and ex-England hooker Brian Moore
Richard Williams
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium
Wales have been forced to make a late change with centre Jonathan Davies suffering a tight hamstring. His place is taken by his Scarlets team-mate Scott Williams, who was not originally in the match day squad.
With Sam Warburton, Alun Wun Jones and Taulupe Faletau already missing, it means coach Rob Howley has lost four British and Irish Lions from his starting XV.
Wales v Australia (14:30 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesWales' desperate efforts to breach a furious 13-man Australia defence in the wake of Will Genia and Dean Mumm's yellow cards in the teams' World Cup group meeting back in October 2015 was the sort of rugby to glue you to your seat and drop your jaw.
Warren Gatland could not admire it though. His Wales side failed to punish the Aussie indiscipline and came away clutching the ugly end of a 15-6 scoreline.
It was Wales' 11th straight loss to the Wallabies and another tale of so near yet so far.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe most visceral, raw, enthralling and downright entertaining seven minutes of international rugby in 2015 did not feature any tries.
It didn't, in fact, feature a single point.
And there were only a few metres made by either team.