Summary

  • FT: New Zealand 55-3 Wales: Black Ferns through to meet France in semi-finals

  • Portia Woodman scores two of nine NZ tries to become RWC all-time top try-scorer

  • Tui, Hirini, Rule, Connor (2), Bremner & Demant add further scores for NZ, who led 26-3 at HT

  • Keira Bevan landed early penalty for Wales

Live Reporting

  1. New Zealand 5-0 Wales

    Alecs Donovan
    Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales

    Just right there shows that New Zealand do the simple stuff so well.

  2. converted try

    Converted try - New Zealand 7-0 Wales

    Try Portia Woodman, con Ruahei Demant

    Portia Woodman scores a try for New ZealandGetty Images

    Easy finish in the corner after the forwards did the hard work.

    That is Woodman's 19th career World Cup try - equalling England's Sue Day as the tournament's all-time top try-scorer.

  3. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    The Black Ferns are rumbling forward...

  4. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    Six of one, half a dozen of the other.

    Jones gets a ticking off for tackling a player off the ball and NZ kick a penalty into the corner.

    Wales not here to be pushed around.

  5. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    Bit of action off the ball there.

    Ruby Tui and Hannah Jones wrestling after the clear-out and the Wales skipper wasn't having any of it - dumping the Kiwi onto the ground.

  6. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    New Zealand pinged at the scrum and Snowsill gets the chance to relieve the pressure with a kick up field.

    Wales have survived the opening 10 minutes.

  7. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    Portia Woodman threatens on the right wing but Jaz Joyce manages to bundle her into touch.

    What a player Woodman is.

    At this World Cup she is third for most points, third for most offloads and second for clean breaks.

    No wonder she's a home hero!

  8. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    Alecs Donovan
    Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales

    Wales are making New Zealand really question their defence, which is what they wanted to bring to this game.

  9. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    The breakdown is going to be a real fight today if the opening few minutes are anything to go by.

  10. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    OK Wales get another chance from the line-out.

    But NZ hooker Georgia Ponsonby snaffles up a loose ball.

  11. Missed penalty

    New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    Oh, Elinor Snowsill has missed her penalty from in front of the posts and a chance to take an early lead.

    That's really disappointing for Wales!

  12. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    Alecs Donovan
    Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales

    It's great to see an attack from Wales.

  13. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    Jones and fellow centre Carys Williams-Morris combined to make good yards and win a penalty.

    Crucial to take points here.

  14. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    That's better for Wales and they use the scrum as a platform to attack down the left through captain Hannah Jones.

  15. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    Ouch! That was ominous.

    The Black Ferns front row just issued a real statement of intent, shoving the Welsh scrum into reverse.

    Donna Rose needs treatment on her ankle.

  16. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    The Welsh scrum was one of the successes against New Zealand in their pool match.

    Can it offer some hope today with this first set-piece?

  17. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    Alecs Donovan
    Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales

    Wales really want to put on a performance today and I think that's really important, showing people what they can do, taking the opportunities as they come and not making the game harder than it needs to be.

  18. New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    Well that Haka - and the Welsh response - has pumped things up nicely for this quarter-final.

    Bring it on.

  19. Kick-off

    New Zealand 0-0 Wales

    Referee Aimee Barrett-Theron blows her whistle and Elinor Snowsill gets us under way

  20. New Zealand v Wales (7:30 BST)

    Ceri Coleman-Phillips
    BBC Sport Wales at Northland Events Centre, Whangarei

    That's interesting.

    Wales stood stock still the first time they faced the Haka, but this time they have boldly walked towards it.