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Wales have been on the attack for almost the entire 26 minutes, and have three points.

The All Blacks have attacked for a grand total of 30 seconds and have a seven-point score.

82% possession for Wales and they've got the All Blacks pinned in their own 22 once again.

Steff Evans chases a Leigh Halfpenny grubber kick but it's well fielded by Damian McKenzie who evades two tackles.

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Ireland concede their first penalty on the halfway line.

Remarkably, wing Emiliano Boffelli decides it's best to go from the tee.

He's got the power to make the distance but the angle isn't accurate enough.

Leigh Halfpenny has the distance but his shot is wide.

The deficit stays at four points.

Wayne Barnes gets frustrated at the scrum and penalises Rob Evans before Wales can even engage. Too many times says the referee.

No pressure from Wales at the set-piece then but they'll run it again from deep.

Wales have had 88% possession so far this afternoon, but they haven't crossed the try-line yet as Leigh Halfpenny lines up a shot at goal. All Blacks off their feet.

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New Zealand are defending with Beauden Barrett on the wing. That means the cross-kick is always going to be on if Wales can pick it out and then space will be created on his inside. Isolate Barrett and Wales could be in.

Ireland win another penalty as they squeeze the life out of Argentina at the scrum.

It's a few inches closer than the last one.

Johnny Sexton makes it two from two.

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Wales are certainly asking questions of the All Blacks.

Josh Navidi takes the contact and turns to make the offload in the tackle. He finds an on-rushing Taulupe Faletau but the number eight spills the ball over the line.

He did that a lot last week. Let's hope it doesn't become a theme...

Nearly for Wales.

So close to a debut try for Adam Byrne!

Scrum-half Conor Murray knocks a beauty of a cross-kick into the corner. It bounces and Byrne just can't quite grab it to touch down.

The crowd are slightly muted after those nasty looking injuries.

But we're back in play. Dan Biggar catches Gareth Davies' box kick and Steff Evans breaks through the All Blacks' defence.

Rob Evans pops an inside pass off to Davies who is up to the five-metre line.

The crowd have found their voice now, WALES, WALES rings around the Cardiff Stadium.

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Jake Ball is gingerly loaded onto the buggy and he'll be replaced by Cory Hill.

Anton Lienert-Brown is on for the All Blacks with Ryan Crotty not set to return.

A blow for both sides whose injury lists are as long at the teamsheets.

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Wales are playing well with ball-in-hand but aren't getting the runners through at the moment. If they're not going to break through the ruck, one thing they have to do is keep the points ticking over. When they make it to the All Blacks' 22, they need to come away with something.

Now it's the Pumas' chance to build-up the phases but a knock-on leads to an Ireland counter attack.

Newbie Adam Byrne sprints forward and tries to get on the end of a grubber kick but he's beaten to it by Argentina full-back Joaquin Tuculet.

This does not look good.

Jake Ball is the second Welsh injury after just 19 minutes of the first-half.

The big second row is cleared out in the ruck and he goes down clutching his shoulder. He is in a lot of pain.

Meanwhile, Ryan Crotty also heads down the tunnel for New Zealand. He could be a third loss to this game.

Carnage.

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The Welsh wingers are at it too.

Hallam Amos bursts into life on the right wing but that's an excellent cover tackle from fly-half Beauden Barrett.

Rhys Webb looks a forlorn figure on the Welsh bench, that's his game over.

That could be a costly loss for Warren Gatland's side.

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Ireland work through the phases early doors and Rob Kearney makes a scintillating break forward to gain some ground.

Argentina do their best to stop the rush, but are penalised at the breakdown.

Ireland go for the posts as it's right on the 22m line and dead central. An easy one for the formidable Johnny Sexton.