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
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Andrew Priestley: I’ve lost count of the number of times I have watched Ben Smith cut a brilliant incisive inside line like that in a black shirt. A Rolls Royce of a player.
Image source, Getty ImagesWales 10-21 New Zealand
Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra & Radio Wales
Wales have tried a ruck in their 22, New Zealand have had a counter-ruck and pinched it back. Ben Smith - what a hell of a finisher he has been in his career - ball has gone wide, he's stepped off his left foot, straight through and it's just like a tunnel.
Ben Smith (con Richie Mo'unga)
Image source, ReutersHuge, huge win at the ruck from Brodie Retallick and that puts Wales on the back foot.
New Zealand shift it left to find Ben Smith marauding off his wing and the All Blacks flyer burrows forward with red jerseys hanging off him to somehow touch down over the line.
Such power from the wing.
Richie Mo'unga tags on the extras.
Wales 10-14 New Zealand
Replacement Liam Coltman goes rampaging down the left, but the New Zealand hooker's offload is loose.
The All Blacks scramble is back...
Wales 10-14 New Zealand
Scrappy line-out, and Wales knock-on. Opportunity missed for the men in red.
Ten minutes to go in an entertaining first half in Tokyo.
Wales 10-14 New Zealand
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Tokyo Stadium
Owen Lane is known by some in the Wales squad as 'The Lane Train'.
The Cardiff Blues wing would rather be known as 'Laney' but he certainly looked like a runaway train struggling to find its brakes as he hurtled past Beauden Barrett there in an attempt to tackle the All Blacks full-back.
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Gavin Barrett: Patchell on top form in this first half, we look a different side to last week. Quick ball, playing with pace and a huge threat in attack.
Wales 10-14 New Zealand
A quick tap-and-go from Tomos Williams. He's in the mood to run the ball wherever he gets it.
Plenty in the scrum-half's armoury, though, mixing it up from the next ruck with a deep box kick.
It finds the one man you don't want to find, Beauden Barrett stepping away from his man and running it back at pace.
Wales 10-14 New Zealand
Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra & Radio Wales
Wales are entering into it with some really positive intent. We have got a game on our hands. It looked ominous when New Zealand scored those two tries early on but since then Wales have given as good as they've got.
Rhys Patchell
Image source, Getty ImagesRhys Patchell sizes it up and nonchalantly coaxes over the kick like he's playing foot golf with the kids down his local park.
Wales 7-14 New Zealand
Alun Wyn Jones tells Wayne Barnes they'll be going for the posts...
Wales 7-14 New Zealand
Wales set the line-out position again, just shy of the New Zealand whitewash.
This one is recycled much quicker as Owen Watkin carries on at pace. That'll be another Welsh penalty, this time six or seven metres short...
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Saidmadrid: Persistence and patience paid off for wales.They moved the ball well from one side to another and got their try. Entertaining stuff
Wales 7-14 New Zealand
Josh Adams with room to open from Jonathan Davies' clever pass, but Ben Smith is across to meet him.
Frantic stuff.
Wales 7-14 New Zealand
Tomos Williams is trying to go from inside his own 22, dipping and weaving like a slalom skier. Rhys Patchell sensibly decides to best option is to lash the egg downfield away from danger.
Wales 7-14 New Zealand
Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra & Radio Wales
Good try by Wales. Very patient in their build-up. Thought they were going to waste it by just keep going round from the rucks but they have come to this left-hand side. Crotty was all over the place defensively. Hallam Amos, a little show and go, goes over for Wales' first try. Good effort.
Hallam Amos (con Rhys Patchell)
Image source, ReutersAnd they're over!
Phase after phase after phase on the New Zealand line for Wales, before Warren Gatland's side switch it up and fling it wide left through hands at pace.
Hallam Amos stands up his man, dummies a pass to his winger and just canters over himself. Lovely stuff.
Rhys Patchell jabs over the conversion.
Wales 0-14 New Zealand
That maul is going nowhere.
Justin Tipuric collects at close range, head down like a rhino as he barges his way into the All Blacks line.
Wales are close, but can't find a route through. Ross Moriarty has a dig, before it's swung wide to Rhys Patchell and the fly-half is gobbled up.
Wales 0-14 New Zealand
There's an offside in there somewhere. Wales opt for the line-out once more...
Wales 0-14 New Zealand
There's a massive roar around the stadium in Tokyo as Wales approach the All Blacks line for the first time.
Josh Adams is stopped just short, Sonny Bill Williams throws his body in the way of another red shirt...