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 19:06 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 16-6 South Africa, 58 minutes

The Irish front row then stand up under pressure at the scrum. Bongi Mbonambi will throw the South African lineout on the edge of Ireland’s 22.

[5 November 2022 19:05 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 16-6 South Africa, 56 minutes

Robert Baloucoune has barely been sighted with ball in hand today, highlighting a left-leaning approach from the Irish attack. His aerial work has been mixed - he is up early, impressively here, but fails to collect cleanly.

[5 November 2022 19:03 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 16-6 South Africa, 55 minutes

A ten-point lead is far from safe, obviously, but Ireland are really starting to take control of this game. South Africa need a moment of inspiration - both of their back replacements are now on, with Faf de Klerk ready to feed a scrum and Willie le Roux on at full-back. Cheslin Kolbe shifts to the wing.

Here is that superb Mack Hansen try.

[5 November 2022 19:01 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 16-6 South Africa, 55 minutes

That’ll please Finlay Bealham rather more. Nika Amashukeli’s whistle sounds with the South African scrum in rapid retreat.

[5 November 2022 19:00 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 16-6 South Africa, 53 minutes

A loose pull-back pass from Finlay Bealham at the line, failing to pick his spot and throwing it inaccurately. South Africa try to capitalise, but are over-eager, rushing their play, with an offload to Siya Kolisi clearly forward.

[5 November 2022 18:55 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

TRY! IRELAND 16-6 South Africa (Mack Hansen try, 50 minutes)

A superbly taken try!

This is outstanding from start to finish from Ireland. First Caelan Doris is sharpest to react to a loose ball, ensuring it remains infield and allowing his teammates to recycle. Finlay Bealham plays his part as the efficient cog turning it on, allowing Jamison Gibson-Park to dart into space outside of Steven Kitshoff.

Gibson-Park releases an early pass, Tadhg Beirne providing linking hands in space, allowing Jimmy O’Brien to send Mack Hansen away on an unimpeded frolic to the line.

Johnny Sexton’s touchline conversion attempt is a better effort than his last, but isn’t quite there.

[5 November 2022 18:55 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 11-6 South Africa, 48 minutes

Vincent Koch - sadly so briefly of Wasps, now of Stade Francais - is on for South Africa for Frans Malherbe at tighthead.

Ireland just starting to grow in confidence. Strong defence as the Springboks go nowhere.

[5 November 2022 18:51 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

TRY! IRELAND 11-6 South Africa (Josh van der Flier try, 46 minutes)

They haven’t - Van der Flier has scored!

Excellent from the Ireland flanker, remaining alert even as the maul crabs over towards the touchline. Van der Flier remains straight, keeping the chalk off his boots and firmly finding the line before he is forced out.

[5 November 2022 18:50 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Try? Ireland 6-6 South Africa, 46 minutes

The maul gets moving and Josh van der Flier celebrates as he plants the ball down in the field of play. But had South Africa forced the rumbling mass into touch?

[5 November 2022 18:49 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 6-6 South Africa, 45 minutes

A bit of zip into Ireland’s play, Johnny Sexton remaining down after releasing an inside ball to Mack Hansen, but not necessarily missed, Hugo Keenan, Garry Ringrose and Jimmy O’Brien all taking on playmaking duties.

Jamison Gibson-Park produces a delicious blind inside ball out the back to put Hansen into another hole, and eventually Ireland draw a penalty, the fifth against South Africa at the breakdown.

Sexton receives extended treatment, but joins his teammates in the huddle soon enough.

The Ireland captain has a chat with lieutenant James Ryan. “Corner?”

“Corner.”

To the corner they go.