Wales vs New Zealand LIVE rugby: Latest score and updates from autumn international

Wayne Pivac’s side are looking to end a 69-year losing streak against the All Blacks

New Zealand's Jordie Barrett scores their third try (Reuters)

Jordie Barrett, Aaron Smith and Codie Taylor all scored two tries apiece to lead New Zealand to a dominant 55-23 win over Wales in their test at the Principality Stadium on Saturday.

The outstanding Ardie Savea and replacement hooker Samisoni Taukei’aho got the other tries as the All Blacks outscored their hosts eight tries to two in a winning start to their three-test British tour, while Richie Mo’unga kicked over one penalty and four conversions and Beauden Barrett the last two conversions.

Debutant winger Rio Dyer and captain Justin Tipuric went over for Wales with Gareth Anscombe adding the other 13 points with his boot, having been moved to fullback from flyhalf in a late change to the starting line-up when Leigh Halfpenny pulled out.

The All Blacks proved an imposing force from start to finish, moving quickly to temper the anticipatory mood of a sold-out Cardiff crowd and reinforce their status as the game’s superpower.

Wales vs New Zealand latest updates

• Wales host New Zealand in Cardiff in the first of their autumn internationals
• Wales have not beaten the All Blacks since 1953 - a losing streak of 32 fixtures
• TRY! Wales 0-10 NEW ZEALAND (Codie Taylor try, 11 minutes)
• TRY! Wales 0-17 NEW ZEALAND (Codie Taylor try, 19 minutes)
• TRY! WALES 7-17 New Zealand (Rio Dyer try, 26 minutes)
• TRY! Wales 10-22 NEW ZEALAND (Jordie Barrett try, 35 minutes)
• TRY! Wales 16-27 NEW ZEALAND (Aaron Smith try, 47 minutes)
• TRY! WALES 23-29 New Zealand (Justin Tipuric try, 52 minutes)
• TRY! Wales 23-36 NEW ZEALAND (Aaron Smith, 53 minutes)
• TRY! Wales 23-41 NEW ZEALAND (Ardie Savea try, 65 minutes)
• TRY! Wales 23-55 NEW ZEALAND (Samisoni Taukei’aho try, 82 minutes)

[5 November 2022 17:40 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 3-0 South Africa, 7 minutes

The gruelling passage appears to take its toll on both teams - Ireland rather go to sleep after failing to be rewarded for what they feel is a legitimate turnover, and are penalised for offside.

Damian Willemse lifts a cross-kick to no-one in particular, though the bounce catches out Mack Hansen, who just about manages to put down a leaping Cheslin Kolbe down safely.

Back for the penalty.

[5 November 2022 17:38 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 3-0 South Africa, 6 minutes

Ireland’s maul defence is solid. To Plan B for South Africa, that hulking pack employed repeatedly around the corner. Pieter-Steph du Toit meets Stuart McCloskey, who drives the flanker back with a little assistance from Johnny Sexton.

Jaden Hendrikse’s service is sharp but South Africa are going backwards as they reach a 14th phase.

[5 November 2022 17:36 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 3-0 South Africa, 4 minutes

South Africa’s restart skids into touch from the outstretched fingertips of Tadhg Beirne, granting the visitors their first attack.

Soon after, penalty advantage for the collapse of the maul. Damian Willemse looks to the right corner.

[5 November 2022 17:34 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

PENALTY! IRELAND 3-0 South Africa (Johnny Sexton penalty, 3 minutes)

A polite cheer from the crowd as Johnny Sexton performs his duties. Ireland are away.

[5 November 2022 17:33 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 0-0 South Africa, 1 minute

A deep kick off up the centre from Johnny Sexton, with Ireland clad in navy blue with vibrant green accents, and South Africa in their familiar home green garb.

Bright start from Ireland - a box kick from Conor Murray is gathered by Garry Ringrose, and a penalty at the resultant ruck will give Johnny Sexton a chance to open his account.

[5 November 2022 17:31 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Kick off!

Ireland vs South Africa is underway!

[5 November 2022 17:31 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ready for kick-off

The crowd in Dublin looks up for this - the start of the autumn and the world champions in town.

Nika Amashukeli has the job of keeping a handle on things - the Georgian referee can call on the support of Stuart Terheege in the TMO booth.

[5 November 2022 17:26 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland’s centurion

Ahead of cap number 100, Conor Murray leads Ireland out - how does his selection from the start change the way Ireland might go about this?

[5 November 2022 17:23 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland vs South Africa

The lights go out in Dublin, the anticipation building at a packed Aviva Stadium. These two haven’t met for five years, remarkably - how things have changed since then.

Johnny Sexton takes a deep, calming breath in the tunnel, glancing across at Siya Kolisi.

[5 November 2022 17:16 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Team News - South Africa

It’s a typically strong South African side preparing for their first meeting with Ireland since 2017. Jasper Wiese starts at number eight with Jacques Nienaber saying that he knows all he needs to about Duane Vermeulen, who is not part of the Springboks’ November squad, while Malcolm Marx starts at hooker ahead of Bongi Mbonambi.

Handre Pollard’s return to action at Leicester was brief, which means Damian Willemse continues at fly-half. Cheslin Kolbe is fit to return, and starts in a back-three fit to fly. It’s a six:two bench split, with Faf de Klerk and Willie le Roux the brace of backs held in reserve.

South Africa XV: S Kitshoff, M Marx, F Malherbe; E Etzebeth, L de Jager; PS du Toit, S Kolisi, J Wiese; J Hendrikse, D Willemse; M Mapimpi, D de Allende, J Kriel, K-L Arendse; C Kolbe.

Replacements: B Mbonambi, O Nche, V Koch, F Mostert, D Fourie, K Smith; F de Klerk, W le Roux.