Another pause. Scott Williams is down receiving some attention to his left leg but he tells referee Wayne Barnes he's fine. Just some running repairs.

Tomas Francis is also up after a big hit. This is a real Test match.

As promised, here's Wales' first-half try.

Enjoy.

Over at Twickenham it's half-time as England women look to make it 3-0 in their series aginst Canada.

They lead 38-7 - if you want to listen to the second half you can do so by clicking here.

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Ireland leave their opponents waiting for about three or four minutes out in the cold in Dublin.

Eventually, the boys in green rock up on the pitch and Johnny Sexton gets us back under way.

It's a good scrum for the All Blacks and Taulupe Faletau does excellently at the back to rescue a retreating scrum.

Dan Biggar clears well and Wales are out of trouble, for the moment.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Two

What a start to the second half - I think we all need to take a breath. If Wales can keep New Zealand in their own half, their players are looking tired and we can play in the right areas. We've not seen anything of Barrett and McKenzie yet which shows how well Wales are playing.

A loose start to the second period.

Sonny Bill Williams is away down the middle, he wriggles out of the tackle and fires out a one-handed offload but it's knocked-on, before Wales also spill the ball.

The players, who are blowing already, take a break and we'll set-up for the scrum.

An early mistake from Wales as Dan Biggar knocks-on from the high kick. A short advantage though and Leigh Halfpenny is safer under the next test.

It's ping-pong out there and this time it's Beauden Barrett who spills a high ball forward.

Wales back in possession and they're into the New Zealand half. A similar story to the first 40 then.

Paul Leonard: #bbcrugby, external Game on in 2nd half now. Come on be more clinical & you'll win this #WALvNZL, external

Luke: #bbcrugby, external Only NZ would tap several penalties in succession in that situation. Their belief in their own ability is fantastic! But a great try in response from Williams!

Martyn Williams
Former Lions and Wales flanker on BBC Two

There's a lot of rugby to go in this one. Wales have been fantastic in the first half but this New Zealand side will come on strong. We've been close to New Zealand before and they've pulled away. The benches will be key as to who wins this game.

These Wales players are 40 minutes away from writing their name into the history book.

New Zealand are 40 minutes from making the entire Welsh nation wait yet another year.

Will it be 65 and counting? Or can Wales seize the moment and end 64 years of hurt?

This is it, we're back under way via Dan Biggar.

Sam Warburton
Wales flanker on BBC Two

Wales are putting themselves in excellent places but it's a shame simple errors are stopping them from converting their pressure into points. Fine margins might decide this game.

Here's the first try of the game from Waisake Naholo - it's decent.

Just wait until you see Scott Williams' effort though.

Ireland finish the half with a healthy lead in Dublin.

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The TMO is called into action to discuss a suspected no-arms tackles from Argentina fly-half Nicolas Sanchez on Sean O'Brien.

Pumas captain Agustin Creevy also starts having a word in Mathieu Raynal's ear about something else.

Neither disputes come to anything.

Sam Warburton
Wales flanker on BBC Two

New Zealand are the best team in the world at converting line breaks and that's why they're winning. Line breaks are so important in international rugby and so I was pleased to see we scored a try that way at the end of the half.

Wales had the territory, Wales had the possession, but it took 40 minutes for them to finally convert a line-break.

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James Doe: Wow. That was one of the best tries I’ve ever seen from Wales. Game very much on!

VirtueInVain: GREAT FINISH COME ON WALES