Postpublished at 68 mins
Wales 17-35 New Zealand
Dan Biggar bangs a penalty into the corner. Chance for Wales here...
Summary
New Zealand win World Cup bronze-medal match at Tokyo Stadium
Warren Gatland's last game in charge of Wales ends in defeat
Steve Hansen's final match as All Blacks head coach
Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones comes off to standing ovation
All Blacks score four first-half tries and two in second half
Josh Adams scores his seventh try of the World Cup - top scorer
Postpublished at 68 mins
Postpublished at 67 mins
Wales 17-35 New Zealand
Wales look to play five metres from their own line. That is before a lump down field by Gareth Davies.
It hands New Zealand possession and the All Blacks juggle it left, but Sam Cane's awkward pass goes loose.
Postpublished at 65 mins
Wales 17-35 New Zealand
Someone has lost a boot...
Amid the madness, Owen Lane is penalised for not releasing.
Whose foot does the shoe fit? Which one of these Cinderellas will go to the ball? (or the bronze-medal party...)
Postpublished at 63 mins
Wales 17-35 New Zealand
Down goes the All Blacks pack in the scrum. Wayne Barnes having a word. Chance for a quick sup of air after a frantic opening 20 minutes in this second half.
Postpublished at 10:28 Greenwich Mean Time 1 November 2019
Wales 17-35 New Zealand
Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra & Radio WalesHe's carried well tonight, Josh. He's looked for work. He's come inside looking for the ball and been dangerous with ball in hand. Josh has crept over there from a yard and a half but it should have come quicker. We had the numbers on the right-hand side numerous times then.
Record for Adamspublished at 10:27 Greenwich Mean Time 1 November 2019
Wales 17-35 New Zealand
Josh Adams' seventh try of the World Cup makes him Wales' outright top scorer in a single tournament, taking him one ahead of Shane Williams' tally in 2007.
Adams is now one short of the World Cup's overall record of eight, held by Bryan Habana, Julian Savea and Jonah Lomu.
Try - Wales 17-35 New Zealandpublished at 59 mins
Josh Adams (con Dan Biggar)
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd Josh Adams squeezes over!
A little pick and drive like a forward from the Wales wing, collecting the ball from the back of the ruck and burrowing through a hole to dot it down over the line.
Dan Biggar tags on the extras.
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Wales 10-35 New Zealand
Superb offload from Dan Biggar to Jonathan Davies just shy of the line.
The centre is held up, Wales come again...
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Wales 10-35 New Zealand
Good Welsh pressure. Working the phases, drawing in black jerseys.
It's slow and precise, until a fumble but that bounced backwards. Still they go. Rhys Carre, Josh Adams... penalty coming Wales' way.
Postpublished at 10:24 Greenwich Mean Time 1 November 2019
Wales 10-35 New Zealand
Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra & Radio WalesAlun Wyn Jones has been a great servant to Wales but I am sure he will look forward to that Lions tour.
Image source, Getty ImagesStanding ovation for skipper Jonespublished at 56 mins
Wales 10-35 New Zealand
New Zealand recover it at the ruck, but that's back for a Welsh penalty.
And what a moment for Alun Wyn Jones.
The Wales captain is replaced to a standing ovation, probably his last World Cup outing on his 143rd international appearance. The whole crowd on their feet.
Image source, Getty ImagesPostpublished at 56 mins
Wales 10-35 New Zealand
Wales are going backwards.
At least until Hallam Amos somehow steps through the All Blacks onslaught and Justin Tipuric appears on his shoulder.
Aaron Shingler powers forward, arm outstretched to hand off a would-be tackler. The Tokyo crowd are bubbling...
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 10:20 Greenwich Mean Time 1 November 2019
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Steve James: Someone throw another ball on for the Welsh team to play with
Kyle: Correct call to disallow the try it was a knock on. However they got in again. 5 tries and 1 disallowed every time they attack they look like they will score. They have been superb and ruthless but Wales have been soft defensively.
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Wales 10-35 New Zealand
Quick tap-and-go from Aaron Smith, finding Ben in support and then taking the return like they're hacking around in the back yard. New Zealand fizz it left but Beauden Barrett fumbles.
Postpublished at 52 mins
Wales 10-35 New Zealand
Not quite clicking for Wales at the minute.
The tip-toeing Josh Adams tries to make something happen with a zig-zagging run, but his offload goes straight out of play.
Postpublished at 10:15 Greenwich Mean Time 1 November 2019
Wales 10-35 New Zealand
Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra & Radio WalesJust look at the yardage stats. New Zealand have had less territory and less possession but they have made 386 metres compared to Wales' 197. The New Zealand forwards are relentless at carrying the ball and making yardage.
Image source, Getty ImagesPostpublished at 50 mins
Wales 10-35 New Zealand
Beauden Barrett chases his own up and under and screams into catcher Gareth Davies.
Hallam Amos takes it back into his own 22 and kicks straight into touch...
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 10:13 Greenwich Mean Time 1 November 2019
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Re: 09:59 GMT
Probably because Wales have beaten England twice this year. Some people have really short memories...
Danny, Bristol
No trypublished at 48 mins
Wales 10-35 New Zealand
Image source, ReutersThe All Blacks just clicked through the gears and Sonny Bill Williams threw an over-arm pass like a quarterback.
It reached Ben Smith, who powered through two Welsh defenders to cross - but the pass was forward.
Try reviewpublished at 48 mins
Wales 10-35 New Zealand
Image source, Getty ImagesExhibition stuff!
The hat-trick for Ben Smith, is it...? Wayne Barnes wants a look at this.