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That's a wrap for our coverage of yet another comprehensive win for New Zealand over Wales.

The Cardiff crowd thought they might be about to witness history when Wales reduced their deficit to 29-23 with half an hour left.

But it was not to be as they were blown away from that point. Wales remain winless against the All Blacks since 1953.

Next up for Wayne Pivac and his players is a match against Argentina next Saturday, back here at the Principality Stadium.

Until then, thanks for joining us today and enjoy the rest of your weekend.

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New Zealand head coach Ian Foster tells Amazon Prime: "We're delighted to come here with that sort of performance and score line, we didn't expect that.

"I thought we were really disciplined and efficient in what we did.

"I think we came here last year and had a bit more razzle dazzle in the last 20-30 minutes.

"This year I just loved the efficiency of how we went about it.

"We didn't try and overplay our hand, they put a lot of pressure on us, and that didn't fluster us."

Wales head coach Wayne Pivac tells Amazon Prime: "After a slow start, 17-0 down, I thought we got back into the game quite nicely.

"We weren't able to exit a couple of times, which gave them tries and meant we were chasing the game.

"They applied a lot of pressure and we weren't good enough to get out.

"We'll review this game and look to improve. We've got three more games and need to maximise those opportunities.

"When they got into our 22 they came away with points very often, and that's concerning."

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Wales captain Justin Tipuric tells Amazon Prime: "We knew coming in to the game that they finish their games strong, so it's nothing we didn't expect.

"All credit goes to New Zealand...You give them a sniff and they take all the points.

"It was like a yo-yo. We score, they score, and I think that was the most frustrating thing about it.

"Everyone's got to knuckle down this week and make sure we put on a performance in next week."

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New Zealand captain Sam Whitelock tells Amazon Prime: "It was an amazing game to play.

"I've never had an easy Test against Wales and today was the same. I've got a sore body now.

"It felt like both teams were swinging with the momentum. We're really happy we got the win.

"We haven't had a year up to the standards we'd like but we've had a really good week, which set us up for a great game here."

Man of the match Ardie Savea tells Amazon Prime: "We knew how tough Wales would be at home.

"We played against Japan and we wanted to put on a performance here to be proud of.

"We still leaked a few points but we'll take that and enjoy the night."

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Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

What can you say?

The better team won by a distance, and they were head and shoulders above us in every aspect.

What's frustrating for me is that we can't get the ball to our wingers, they've shown how dangerous they can be for their teams this season.

Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

That's the level New Zealand are at. They want to score more than 50 points against Wales and they've managed that.

They don't play until the final minute, they play until the final whistle.

They've been head and shoulders above Wales today.

Well, that was a final quarter of devastating efficiency from New Zealand.

You could be forgiven for forgetting Wales only trailed 29-23 with half an hour to go.

But then the All Blacks did what they do, took charge and finished the game with eight tries.

Wales remain winless against New Zealand since 1953.

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New Zealand have just been relentless today.

They earn another penalty and kick it to the corner.

Into the final play of the game and Wales take a free-kick in their own 22 and run it.

Ardie Savea is deservedly named man of the match.

What a brilliant player he is, one of the best - if not the best - in the world right now.

Rieko Ioane almost breaks free on the right but Dillon Lewis does just enough to stop the All Black back.

The ball is knocked on and Wales have a scrum in their own 22.

Here comes the latest wave of New Zealand attack.

Wales' defence is holding up, helped by a stray pass from replacement David Havili.

Still the All Blacks come, though. Thirteen phases and counting.

Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

Wales have to be a lot more clinical in attack.

They do all the hard work, they split the defence thanks to Owen Watkin, but unfortunately Will Rowlands knocked the ball on.

New Zealand fancy another try too.

Beauden Barrett kicks to touch after Justin Tipuric strays offside.

New Zealand have a scrum in their own 22 and Beauden Barrett puts through a cheeky little grubber, which Rio Dyer picks up midway through the half but is then tackled into touch.

The All Blacks are killing this game off expertly.

Wales are running out of time now but they have a line-out in the New Zealand 22, which they collect to kickstart an attack.

Owen Watkin bursts through but from the next phase Will Rowlands drops the ball and there are groans around the Principality Stadium.