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 18:20 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 3-3 South Africa, 35 minutes

Tthere are a few walking wounded out there: Lood de Jager becomes the second player to depart with his arm in a sling, replaced by Franco Mostert, and Conor Murray has hurt himself; off goes the centurion, on comes Jamison Gibson-Park

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

Ireland 3-3 South Africa, 34 minutes

Conor Murray makes a half-break, spotting the space as the South Africa lineout tail defenders rush up to try and intercept the pass that never comes.

Ireland toil away in the Springboks’ 22, with Frans Malherbe picked up for a no-arms tackle. Johnny Sexton will, in all likelihood, put the home side back in front.

[5 November 2022 18:16 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 3-3 South Africa, 33 minutes

A free kick to South Africa, and Damian Willemse briefly has a brain-fart, starting his run-up to punt but pausing when he sees Andrew Porter approaching, as the prop is permitted to. Willemse just about remembers the law in time, hacking away a clearance in a hurried manner.

[5 November 2022 18:14 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

No try! Ireland 3-3 South Africa, 32 minutes

Knocked on! He did get there first, but that’s not even close to a proper grounding, reaching between the arms of Jesse Kriel but bouncing it basketball-style.

It was good until then from Sheehan, rushing up to block Damian Willemse’s clearance, beating the fly-half to the loose ball and toeing it on. No try.

[5 November 2022 18:12 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 3-3 South Africa, 31 minutes

Ireland go slightly more direct, working those trademark tip ons between forwards at the line. Eventually, though, it stalls, and Conor Murray is forced to go to the air.

Hang on - charged down by Dan Sheehan and has the hooker got there?

[5 November 2022 18:10 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 3-3 South Africa, 29 minutes

A shake of the head from Johnny Sexton as Dan Sheehan knocks on, the hooker trying to drive in field after collecting Sexton’s heave beyond the South African hard outside blitz. Jacques Nienaber’s defensive system hasn’t always been at the levels that led South Africa to the 2019 World Cup recently, but it’s really troubling Ireland.

[5 November 2022 18:08 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 3-3 South Africa, 27 minutes

Yes, it isn’t good for McCloskey - he leaves the field with a dejected look, arm wrapped in a makeshift sling made from his shirt. A disappointing end to his evening after a promising opening to a rare start for Ireland.

And this will be a huge test for replacement Jimmy O’Brien, on for his debut with more than 50 minutes left. Garry Ringrose will shift in to inside centre.

[5 November 2022 18:06 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 3-3 South Africa, 27 minutes

A pretty scrappy first 27 minutes or so, with neither side really able to settle into their flow. South Africa have had more possession, but Ireland have thus far looked reasonably comfortable against the Springboks’ attack.

This will be a worry for Andy Farrell, though - Stuart McCloskey, called into the starting side after Robbie Henshaw’s withdrawl yesterday, is down and receiving treatment on an arm injury.

[5 November 2022 18:04 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 3-3 South Africa, 25 minutes

Ireland’s lineout goes awry, with Dan Sheehan missing his jumper at the tail.

The two sides exchange high kicks, Robert Baloucoune, quiet so far in phase play, taking Jaden Hendrikse’s skyward box securely.

(AFP via Getty Images)

[5 November 2022 18:01 · Harry Latham-Coyle]

Ireland 3-3 South Africa, 23 minutes

Penalty to Ireland! South Africa begin to bash on the door, their initial efforts turned away but a group of forward muscling on in midfield.

But Lood de Jager fails to stay on his feet as the sole latcher - he’s pinged for sealing off.