That's it for today.

England and Ireland both finish with three wins from three matches from the autumn series.

Scotland end with a record-breaking victory over Australia.

Wales lose against New Zealand and still have one more game to go against South Africa.

Meanwhile, England women have beaten 69-19 Canada to win the series 3-0.

And don't forget you can watch highlights of England's win over Samoa on BBC Two right now, or via this link.

Good night!

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Not to be for Warren Gatland, who will have to settle for just one victory over the All Blacks this year, during the British and Irish Lions tour.

Here's what New Zealand head coach Steve Hansen told BBC One:

"I'm proud of the way my team stood up today. There was a lot of energy needed to win this game - every game we've played this year has been a big one - and it was great to win.

"Rieko Ioane is a special player. We've found another 14/15 players this year that we weren't expecting to have to do but the kids have stood up and worn the jersey with a lot of pride and skill. Come next year, we'll have a good squad to choose from.

"The gap between northern and southern hemisphere teams is probably closing. We won't really know though until the World Cup when everyone can put their best team out."

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New Zealand captain Sam Whitelock speaking on BBC One:

"It's never nice being in the sin-bin and it was close in the last ten minutes but the boys stuck together and saw it out.

"We don't listen to what other people think about our performances. We keep it internal and today we're proud of our defence and how we made the most of our opportunities.

"They're called Test matches for a reason. When you've got two teams who are up for it, it makes a great spectacle. They're never easy - I hope I never play in an easy Test."

And that, my friends, is that.

Jess Breach is on fire!

Catch the end of England women v Canada by clicking here.

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Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones speaking on BBC One:

"We would be doing ourselves a disservice if we didn't say that was a missed opportunity.

"We penetrated quite a bit in the first half but didn't get across the line.

"We played a lot of rugby in the second half but we lacked penetration. We will rue the missed opportunities.

"We are there with our style of play The execution is the issue not the intent. That's a frustration we have to live with now unfortunately. Thankfully, we've got next week."

Argentina steal the ball but they dilly-dally around the try line and Rory Best makes a massive hit on the wonderfully named Jeronimo de la Fuente.

Then the Pumas regain possession and Ramiro Moyano goes sprinting down field!

He can't quite make it over the 22 metre mark but what an attack from the visitors! They earn a scrum on the five metre mark.

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Ireland build through the attacking phases, and Argentina are pinged for offside at the breakdown, so the hosts kick to the corner again.

They want another before full-time.

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New Zealand wing Rieko Ioane speaking on BBC One:

"The Welsh crowd really know how to get behind their side. To play the Welsh at home for the first time is something I won't forget.

"It's been a season of ups and downs but we're happy with how we ended. With the young group we have, we did exceptionally well and I'm proud of the boys."

Another Argentina infringement for obstruction sees Ireland kick to touch to gain some ground.

Four minutes to play in Dublin.

Martyn Williams
Former Lions and Wales flanker on BBC Two

Ultimately the All Blacks were too good. They controlled the second half and there was a sense of inevitability about it. They've got those special players who can create something from nothing.

It was a missed opportunity for Wales after having the momentum in the first half.

Argentina are penalised twice in quick succession so Johnny Sexton has the option of two locations for a kick from the tee.

He lines it up just behind the 22 metre mark, and it's successful.

Sam Warburton
Wales flanker on BBC Two

It's the same as when we've played New Zealand in the past. A couple of key moments have gone against us. Wales didn't give up but we've been through it before and it's frustrating.

Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer at the Principality Stadium

There was a reason that the All Blacks were 1/9 with some bookies for this match: they win at full strength playing well, and they win while missing a heap of big names and stuttering. Wales full of promise that was too seldom converted, New Zealand ruthless when they had to be.

What a Test match.

All Blacks under pressure, Wales in the ascendancy, but New Zealand got the job done.

Wales have not beaten New Zealand since 19 December 1953, and the wait continues.

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