New Zealand's turn to err at the breakdown.

A penalty to Scotland. Do they opt to kick straight to touch and extend the half still further?

Nope. That is the half as they tap and punt into the stands.

Yep, he did.

Knock-on green is the decision and Dave Kearney's second try of the evening is wiped out.

That was speedy by the TMO, just how it should be.

Finn Russell's drop-goal shot floats short and Damian McKenzie and Rieko Ioane sniff a chance. Scotland give away a penalty and Beauden Barrett kicks up into the Scotland half.

Suddenly it is the hosts under the cosh...

Dave Kearney celebrates as he follows up a kick to ground the ball.

But we're checking for a knock-on after Fiji intervene.

Did Andrew Conway knock the ball forward as he took a high catch?

The most stunning stat so far - Leone Nakarawa, a sevens gold medallist from Rio 2016 - has not made a single offload.

This could be tempting fate, but the former Glasgow Warrior has been kept quiet so far.

10 minutes left in the half.

Chris Coleman: Scotland need to get the drop goals going. All Blacks too strong to score tries through.

New Zealand have a little shot down the blindside from inside their own 22m, but Sonny Bill Williams' side-door shovel is dropped by Codie Taylor.

With the clock in the red, Scotland will a decent attacking platform in the half's final passage of play.

Beauden Barrett blanks out the jeers from the stands and plugs the ball right through the middle for parity.

This is a messy game.

Fiji's Leone Nakarawa slaps the ball down from the line-out and centre Levani Botia runs a great line down the centre.

But he can't find Jale Vatabua with the pass and it's another knock-on.

A mexican wave starts in the crowd, at least they're feeling relaxed.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

John Barclay is not off his feet, he is competing.

But New Zealand come again, sweeping back towards the Scotland line with Rieko Ioane wriggling through a couple of tackles.

John Barclay infringes as he tries to slow up the Kiwi recycling and Beauden Barrett is going to step up and take a shot...

Turnover!

Massive from the Scotland pack and Ali Price pounces on the ball as it pops out the side.

Stuart Hogg wallops a kick downfield.

Paul O'Connell
Former Ireland captain on BBC Two

One of the things I'd like to see from the Scottish line-out is if they're going to lose the line-out, then for them push New Zealand to the front. Don't let them win it very far out near the 15.

Tommy Seymour. You have had an absolute shocker.

The Scotland wing is shepherding Aaron Smith's box-kick into the in-goal, but allows the ball to brush his shorts before he dots down.

He hopes it has gone unnoticed. It hasn't. And it is a scrum five to the All Blacks.

A horrible individual error.

The All Blacks get a penalty at scrum time as Zander Fagerson's nostrils get filled with dirt.

An easy out for the tourists.

Image source, Reuters

Tim Aggett: One-eyed punditry. Hogg through the air into Naholo who never saw him because of Price. Good TMO work.

Fiji are on the board.

Fly-half Ben Volavola smacks a direct kick through the uprights.

Their first real scoring opportunity, and they've taken it. All a bit messy but just reward for a positive start in Dublin.

Andrew: Correct decision by the referee/TMO regarding the Hogg incident. There was no tackle, Hogg’s momentum took him into Naholo with a Scotland player also causing havoc in the middle of the aerial challenge.

Argh!

Zander Fagerson knocks on as he takes the ball on the charge and the pressure seeps off the All Blacks like out of a popped balloon.