Wales wait for a win over New Zealand will go into a 70th year after a comprehensive All Blacks win
Codie Taylor scores two early tries for New Zealand after a Richie Mo'unga penalty
Wales respond with a try from debutant Rio Dyer, a lovely move from a line-out
Jordie Barrett try extends New Zealand's lead after Wales had got back within a score
Two Gareth Anscombe penalties either side of half time bring Wales back within six points
Aaron Smith scores brilliant solo try to put New Zealand two scores ahead again
Captain Justin Tipuric scores another Wales try but Aaron Smith immediately hits back with another try
Ardie Savea adds the All Blacks sixth try before Jordie Barrett and Samisoni Taukei'aho add late scores
Justin Tipuric
It's given!
It's a fine pick-up from Justin Tipuric, who doesn't break stride as he stoops to collect the loose ball.
It isn't clear how clean his touchdown is but referee Wayne Barnes is happy that the Wales captain doesn't lose possession at any point.
Gareth Anscombe converts. What a game we have on our hands!
Wales 16-29 New Zealand
It's a long old check, this one.
First they're checking if it was Rhys Priestland or Richie Mo'unga who got the touch from the chip ahead.
Then they're going to check Justin Tipuric's grounding.
Wales 16-29 New Zealand
Wales are certainly going to give it a good go. Playing with penalty advantage again, they find themselves back in the New Zealand 22.
It's patient phase play until Tomos Williams tries his luck with a chip ahead.
It's fumbled, potentially from both sides and Justin Tipuric follows up.
Has he scored? There will be a TMO check but referee Wayne Barnes appears to have awarded one in the first place.
Either way, he's having a look at the big screen now.
Wales 16-29 New Zealand
That's a sucker punch for Wales, conceding a try so soon having kicked a penalty.
It's all gone a bit quiet again. Can the home side rouse themselves?
Aaron Smith
That's brilliant from Aaron Smith!
The All Blacks are instantly back in the Welsh half and, with penalty advantage just outside the 22, Smith spots a gap from the back of a maul.
Wales allow the scrum-half to dance his way through and he speeds clear for a fantastic score.
Richie Mo'unga converts.
Gareth Anscombe
Another straightforward kick for Anscombe, and Wales are back within a score.
Game on.
Wales 13-22 New Zealand
Wales collect the line-out and march towards the All Blacks try line, with penalty advantage.
Rhys Priestland's grubber kick doesn't come off and he looks quite annoyed with himself.
At least this penalty is eminently kickable for Gareth Anscombe.
Wales 13-22 New Zealand
New Zealand knock on and Tomos Williams seizes on it to kick the loose ball into the All Blacks 22.
Beauden Barrett picks the ball up beautifully but he's chased down by Taulupe Faletau, who hauls the Kiwi full-back into touch. Great work.
Wales 13-22 New Zealand
Aaron Smith sends another kick high into the air and Rhys Priestland collects but Wales are turned over soon afterwards.
Another Smith kick has Wales on the back foot in their 22 but Tomos Williams is able to clear safely into touch up to halfway.
Wales 13-22 New Zealand
Wales made two changes at the break: Alun Wyn Jones and Dillon Lewis are on for Adam Beard and Tomas Francis.
Wales 13-22 New Zealand
Richie Mo'unga gets the second half started.
Can Wales fight back and claim a first win over the All Blacks since 1953? Let's find out.
HT: Wales 13-22 New Zealand
Dyddgu Hywel
Former Wales full-back on BBC Radio Cymru
The last twenty minutes were much better than the first twenty minutes.
Wales have to work on their discipline in the second half, and keep the ball when they attack.
HT: Wales 13-22 New Zealand
Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Principality Stadium
Hooker Codie Taylor has scored two tries and fly-half Richie Mo'unga has controlled things for New Zealand but it is number eight Ardie Savea who has proved the star turn.
Wales are struggling to cope with his attacking bursts and his defensive interventions over the ball.
For Wales, centres Nick Tompkins and George North are playing together for the fourth successive time and are starting to show some cohesion.
The pair have both been heavily involved in carrying in the first half alongside returning Wales hooker Ken Owens, while Rio Dyer has looked lively so far on his try-scoring debut.
HT: Wales 13-22 New Zealand
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru
New Zealand are happy to give penalties away as they're ahead.
I've seen them do it time after time over the years as they know they can score tries to win the game.
HT: Wales 13-22 New Zealand
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Gareth Anscombe's penalty goes over and Wales reduce their deficit at the break.
That was an entertaining half, with New Zealand quickest to hit their straps.
Wales will be relieved still to be in the contest, though. They've fought back well.
Wales 10-22 New Zealand
Wales have a penalty just outside the 22. This will be the final action of the half.
Wales 10-22 New Zealand
All Blacks fans with memories of their 2007 World Cup loss to France here might argue they're due some lucky calls from Wayne Barnes.
Wales 10-22 New Zealand
Dyddgu Hywel
Former Wales full-back on BBC Radio Cymru
Wayne Barnes missed a forward pass from New Zealand in the build-up, but it was a simple but well executed try by the All Blacks.
Wales 10-22 New Zealand
Wales' line-out goes awry but they regather the loose ball before the forwards take it in turns to bash their way towards the try line.
New Zealand hold firm and eventually earn a penalty at the breakdown. That will feel like quite a significant win for the All Blacks.