Defending champions New Zealand start their quest for a seventh Women's World Cup with victory - match report
Spain, ranked 13th in world, scored a try with last move of the game
Ireland beat Japan 42-14 in opening Pool C game earlier on Sunday
Ayesha Leti-I'iga, con Renee Holmes
Boom! That's the bonus point!
Layla Sae does brilliantly to break the line and gain some serious yardage for New Zealand. She's eventually brought down but her team recycles to the left and Ayesha Leti-I'iga has all the time in the world to cross on the wing.
Image source, Getty ImagesNew Zealand 21-3 Spain
Slick stuff from New Zealand in midfield, that is until Mikaele-Tu'u fumbles and gives Spain back possession.
New Zealand 21-3 Spain
Already some immediate energy from New Zealand but the Black Ferns overplay things in the middle and Spain intercept.
New Zealand 21-3 Spain
Peeeep. Second half gets going.
New Zealand 21-3 Spain
Players are heading out. Ready to go again?
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Earlier in Pool C, Ireland breezed past Japan 42-14. Watch the highlights from that one.
Impressive six-try Ireland open up with win over Japan
Here's the try that started it all for New Zealand.
Miller weaves her way through the Spanish defence to open the scoring
New Zealand 21-3 Spain
Yep, another excellent, breathless half of World Cup rugby.
New Zealand 21-3 Spain
Kat Merchant
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC iPlayer
This first-half has flown by.
New Zealand 21-3 Spain
Ah, almost! New Zealand go straight back into ruthless attack mode and Hohaia chips a cheeky kick over the top for Sorensen-McGee but, not for the first time, the ball bounces over the running winger.
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Kat Merchant
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC iPlayer
Right decision, they have been putting pressure on New Zealand and they want to keep them in the game.
Momentum has been with them and they do deserve the 3. They have really put on a good performance.
Amalia Argudo
Spain are on the board. Amalia Argudo splits the posts from close in.
New Zealand 21-0 Spain
Spain win a penalty after a New Zealand infringement. Spain are going to kick for points.
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Decision time for Spain again, though. They have another line-out.
New Zealand 21-0 Spain
Kat Merchant
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC iPlayer
That is a brave decision for Spain to go for the line-out. I thought they would have wanted to move it away from the side-line because this is a heavy New Zealand pack.
New Zealand 21-0 Spain
Spain maul! The crowd are getting right behind this, the roof'll come off in York if Spain can get a try.
But no, not quite. New Zealand get bodies back and the maul collapses to the floor.
New Zealand 21-0 Spain
Spain have a decent spell and then New Zealand's Hohaia gets penalised for a tackle off the ball.
Spain kick the ball into touch. They're close.
New Zealand 21-0 Spain
Kat Merchant
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC iPlayer
The handling errors for New Zealand, seven in the last 30-minutes, is not like them and they won't be happy with that.
New Zealand 21-0 Spain
Kat Merchant
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC iPlayer
New Zealand are having to work pretty hard to get it, they nearly got held up in the phases before. But it was that line that did it for Liana Mikaele-Tu'u.
Liana Mikaele-Tu'u, con Renee Holmes (25 mins)
It's been coming. New Zealand's forwards each have a go at trying to run the ball in from a couple of metres out. Spain defend valiantly but eventually Liana Mikaele-Tu'u finds a way to sneak in under the posts.
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