Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC Two

Wales messed their last two set-pieces up and it just shows how dangerous that is with how New Zealand raced through to score. The initial break from Rieko Ioane and composure from Aaron Smith made that try and then he picked out his winger. Once New Zealand do a line break, very rarely do they make a mistake.

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Fly-half Nicolas Sanchez kicks us into action in Dublin.

Wayne Barnes is taking no risks and we're going to the TMO.

Waisake Naholo looks to be in for the first try though.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

It’s absolutely freezing in Dublin. There is an icy wind howling in off the Irish Sea. Hopefully they’ll leave those fires on for the first half!

Ireland looking to complete three wins out of three for this autumn series, but also looking for revenge for the last meeting of these nations when Argentina knocked Ireland out of the World Cup two years ago.

The All Blacks look for their first attack as Damian Mckenzie has a run from full-back.

But there's a neck roll from Kane Hames who took out Tomas Francis and Wales are back on the ball.

Taulupe Faletau can't get his hands to it in the line-out though and the ball is knocked forward.

The crowd jeer as Aaron Smith takes a ball to the face. Now, now.

Maru Tetsu: It’s getting on to 2:30am here in Japan, but hoping for a big win for Wales!

Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer at the Principality Stadium

Sloppy old start from the All Blacks, letting box kicks bounce, fumbling and bumbling. It took until the fourth minute for a man in black to touch the ball after the kick-off.

And after all that constant pressure, Wales earn a penalty and take the lead.

Rhys Webb goes off the field. Not an ankle injury after all, it looks like an HIA as his head hit the floor in a tackle.

Gareth Davies comes on, but Wales will be desperate for Webb to come back.

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The fireworks, anthems and general pleasantries are over and done with in Dublin.

There's also a moment's reflection to remember the crew members involved in the Argentinian submarine incident

A good solid scrum for Wales.

Rhys Webb comes left but he's swallowed up by the All Blacks' defence. And he's limping. This doesn't look good.

Wales roll on though and they're two metres out, Webb is back in control.

Welsh Royal Crystal: I’m sitting in the kitchen waving my daffodils and leeks at the TV screen! Come on

Luke: 3 generations sat here waiting to see a Welsh victory, A 10yr old born in Aberystwyth, his Welsh mum, myself and my mum!

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Two

Great start by Wales to put pressure at the breakdown. The intent is there for them to play. They made mistakes against Australia trying to play the new style of rugby but as long as they do it in the right areas they'll do well tonight.

Dan Biggar leads the charge for Wales who have started like a steam train.

Sonny Bill Williams fumbles a difficult pass and puts his side under immense pressure. Beauden Barrett gets back to ground in the in-goal area with Biggar in pursuit.

A five-yard scrum for Wales.

Well, Wales are showing their hand early on. If they're to beat this All Blacks side, they have to take risks.

The front row get involved as Rob Evans pops out an offload but it's scrappy. The intent is there to play.

An early test for All Blacks winger Waisake Naholo and he lets the ball bounce - mistake.

Scott Williams is into the ruck to disrupt and Wales come away with the ball.

They're into the New Zealand half and looking to build. Every Welsh player has had a touch of the ball, plenty of possession but no decisive move yet.

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Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer

The All Black aura is still there but not the same sense of invincibility. Walking round Cardiff today there is a hope which wasn't present two weeks ago against Australia. However, New Zealand are still the number one ranked team in the world for a good reason. There’s a clear gap between them and the rest - but it’s closing.

Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC Two

When facing the Haka, I used to think 'you'd better get me before I get you'. Alun Wyn Jones knows that it's possible to beat the All Blacks after the Lions tour. The rest of his team have to believe that it's possible.